The Bull's Head looks quite imposing from the road, it has two bar areas, one smaller and cosy with…read moretraditional furnishings and the other a large bar with a more modern feel, but seems colder and less friendly, I think it's had a bit of a makeover recently - they really should have left it the way it was as it was. I thought the large bar looked a little untidy last time I was there. The prices are about average, maybe slightly higher, the bar staff were friendly and welcoming. Quite a lot of 40+ people drinking in here. They hold regular speed dating and singles type events here in one of the function areas. Overall, a reasonable place for a quiet drink. There is a large car park available and a garden.

Went here for lunch and a drink for the first time today. On first impressions it feels like a…read morefairly grown up pub. The decour is sober but attractive wood panelling, elegant wallpaper and dark colours. There are two different bar areas, one less formal than the other although the food served seem to be the same in both. The average age seemed to be 40s and above though although being younger than that I did not feel uncomfortable. There is a decent selection of food, which I enjoyed, although my partner was a bit disappointed with his salad, which was tiny! Good thing we ordered a side of chips and that my tuna sandwich was huge enough to share. A good place for a quiet drink but nothing really outstanding about this pub, at least not the first time.

Quaint little inn in East London just a few stops by train from Westminster…read more Although there were some issues with our check-in and our keys, the staff were helpful and the beds were comfortable so we were contempt. Little tip: they do have WiFi but it's only in the lobby/bar/restaurant area.

You get what you pay for when you stay at the Mary Rose Inn. It's a very cheap B&B but comes with…read moreit's faults and issues but when you're paying for somewhere cheap you can't expect luxury and a modern décor. I wouldn't stay here again because I felt quite uncomfortable and was concerned that it didn't feel as clean and tidy as I prefer hotels and B&B's to be. It wasn't awful but it wasn't great either.

Not bad, not great but it's a Travelodge so it's not going to be amazing is it. I'm judging it on…read morethe basis of what it cost and comfort levels, so I'll say A-OK! In all honestly we didn't spend a whole lot of time in here, more just to lay our heads for the night before seeing some friends local to here, then galavanting around London and seeing Lizzie! Rooms are basic as you expect, they have a tv and your usual 'kitchen' products - a kettle and 2 mugs, and then some tea & coffee. Bedding was clean which is a big deal as some places are lazy on this. Unless you're staying in your room or the hotel for a prolonged period, Travelodge standard does the job quite comfortably in my eyes!

Man it's hard to give a hotel that I had to stay at for about a week such a low rating. Initially I…read morewas setting them at 4 stars until I pulled my covers back on the first night to find several hairs on the sheets. I was disgusted and immediately called reception to notify them. They stated they were going to change my room...but when they came up they only had the suites available on they had a house keeping colleague come in and change the whole bed and review all the cleaning. I was exhausted by this point. Then more and more things start to unfold so they are now just at a 1 star. A Lady guest walked into my room. backstory is she was a new guest and received her key from the front desk from one lady and then she stated it didn't work came back down and told another colleague the incorrect number and without checking to see if the guest was correct about the room number she gave her the new key card to my room...just imagine how shocked I was when some random woman walks in my room...that is a safety hazard. I called and walked down to complain and all they kept saying were sorry. (Would it only had been sorry if something happened to me?...not a good feeling at all.) Not all the equipment in their small gym works. The last safety certificate on the wall in the gym is from 2011. They also do not have any type of cleaning wipes to properly wipe down the equipment in the gym. There is just hand sanitizer by the window seal. There is a TV and a remote but I didn't try to turn it on due to them not having wipes to wipe down the equipment. The railing in the elevator just randomly broke when another guest put their hand on it while awaiting to get to the ground level. They do serve breakfast. It's a traditional English breakfast. Pork sausage, ham, beans, hashbrowns, scrambled eggs, grilled tomatoes, white or brown toast (also have gluten free toast that is wrapped) , yogurts, some fruits, mushrooms and there are pastries as well. It's a open Buffet style here. If you are trying to be close to central London you may want to try another hotel as this one is about 30 mins away in a car without traffic to central. With traffic and going through the tunnel it can take well over an hour. I do have to say that there is one housekeeping lady which I am going to get her name, she is beyond amazing! She is thorough and prompt about getting what is needed. She is so polite as well! All in all if this wasn't a booking that was placed for me, I would have left sooner.

A long walk from the nearest station, I would take a taxi. The room was very nice being set for…read moredisabled access. Massive space and walk in shower. The tv remote was under the telly ythough so if you are navigating around with a wheelchair make sure you find it before getting settled, same with the air con. Restaurant was good and the outside area looked lovely but there was no room for me. I would stay again if in the area.