This was the hotel I stayed at when I was in London for work. I booked a regular room for just…read moremyself. The check in process was simple and they put me on the ninth floor. I like the room, it had a great view of London and the river nearby. The bed was comfortable and I really like the water pressure in the shower. The room also have the standard US power plug here. I visit the Clipper Bar that is here to get a soda and also the Market Brasserie which is where they serve breakfast. I like that this hotel has a special route to go to the O2 arena which was where I was working. The only issue I had here was trying to get ice. There no ice machine in the hotel and I went to ask the worker at the check in desk. They said someone from room service will bring it up to me.

The hotel itself was nice. Great location, friendly staff. However, DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THEIR…read moreGIFTSHOP!!! ITS THE BIGGEST SCAM!!!! My bf brought a bag of candy and drink and they charged him $36. I was charge $70 for some tampons and water. SOOOO RIDICULOUS!!!! We didn't notice until after our transactions. The cashier distracts you by talking about everything to scam you. Should be ashamed of yourself!!

This hotel is a place of differing qualities. I'll start with the positives. The food is ok and…read morethey have great bands on a saturday night. That's the good stuff... now the bad.. or should I say odd. The place has absolutely no atmosphere whatsoever. When you eat in the place you seem to feel in the way. The rooms are old fashioned and frankly awful. You can tell that the owners feel the same way about the atmos as they have clearly tried to do something about it. I can't recommend the rooms, but having a beer and watching a band on a saturday night is a good time. Duality indeed.

If you call this an establishment it is the worst one i have seen if you call this a dumpster it…read moremay still be the worst. My room smelt damp and the room itself was dirty. 0 stars

Used several times during business trips. It is a clean…read morehotel with friendly staff in the upper price class. You need to ask for a room next to the parking lot, as it is close to the motorway - which makes it a little noisy. It is also a little outside of Brentwood. The last 2 items make the one missing star...

The Best Inn is okay. It is walking distance to restaurants, shops here. It also has a nice…read moreexercise room.

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.

My partner and I (and our small baby) stayed overnight between Friday 27th and Saturday 28th May…read more2011. I phoned up to book the room just a few days beforehand and they had vacancies (make of that what you will). I paid £69 for their smallest double room which seemed significantly cheaper than the rates being offered elsewhere. The price included all-you-can eat breakfast for two. The first phonecall (where the person on the other end answered with "hello?" prompting me to double-check I'd punched in the right number) set the standard for the rest of my experience. Check in was allowed from 2pm. I arrived shortly afterwards and found, to my dismay, that for a hotel that boasts 24 rooms, the car park had capacity for just six vehicles (and at the time one of these spaces was being used by a staff member). I was told, rather unhelpfully, to park in a bay that required my partner to get out of the car first as the edge of the bay was the wall. It took me ten minutes to park, not because I am a bad driver but because it was so tightly packed that every second I feared I was going to hit another car or run over my partner (thankfully I did neither). The check in staff were friendly enough, although we weren't shown to our room or offered any assistance with our luggage (which considering we had a small baby would have been greatly appreciated). The room itself was nicely decorated and of a good size considering it was a "compact" room. The en-suite had clearly been cleaned thoroughly as it sparkled. The view from our window was less than breathtaking - we overlooked the service corridor (and a large pile of rubbish sacks) and part of the car park. You get what you pay for I suppose. The TV was OK for a hotel TV - we had a few good Freeview channels (although the reception was less than acceptable for a few) and supposedly a DVD player although I couldn't find any instructions of how to use it (same for the high-speed WiFi which is advertised on the website). There was also the usual array of hotel appliances we never use like the trouser press, iron and desk fan etc. The hotel had its own bar and lounge, although we didn't make use of them. They looked well equipped and busy. The hotel was reasonably close to the seafront, although the tricky one way system that surrounds it will leave you scratching your head. The use of a satnav is advised. I was also loathe to go out again as it meant navigating out of the car park (and back in again later), the thought of which really put a dampener on the whole trip. The place was generally quiet by about 11pm, save for a few thuds of people coming up the stairs and fumbling with their keys. I slept quite soundly and the bed was comfortable. The baby slept in the Moses basket we brought from home, although a cot was available had we needed it. Breakfast was served from 8:30am and was good even though the dining room was somewhat cramped. Our table featured a toaster (for what reason I'll never know as none of the other tables had one and I don't even think ours was plugged in). The full English was indeed all-you-can-eat and the food was of good standard. The staff were more than happy to cook more of something when the supply ran out. There was also a selection of cereals, yoghurts and toast. My partner mentioned that she thought the orange juice was watered down and not pure which, if accurate, seems like a slightly underhanded thing to do. I had two issues with breakfast: one was that the staff tended to hover around you and quickly took away plates and cups that we had used which is very off-putting; the other was the time you are allocated to eat. Breakfast begins at 8:30am and you are expected to check out before 10am. I like to take some time over my breakfast, particularly when it's all-you-can-eat and I felt somewhat hurried by it all and didn't have the time to enjoy it as I would have liked. An hour and a half to eat breakfast and pack up and be out of the hotel doesn't seem like a very long time. Then of course we had the nightmare of trying to get out of the car park... All in all, a decidedly average stay. There was nothing major that I can gripe about, just little things that add up and either frustrate or disappoint which can easily sour the whole trip. For the price we paid it was good, although I think next time I'll pay the extra £20 and stay somewhere a little more upmarket.

I absolutely love this hotel! I have stayed twice, and I absolutely enjoyed each visit. I stayed…read morefor three nights in May 2016. The staff is wonderful! The concierge service was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. The beds are extremely comfortable. A modern hotel with great service, and is reasonably priced.

Lovely hotel, thankfully they were able to accommodate a large party. The rooms were very clean…read moreand provided the basics needed for an overnight stay. The have free wifi and a super fast connection which there is an extra charge. They have a standard buffet breakfast for £8.99. The breakfast was okay, it's not five star dining but it definitely fills the gap. The staff are just so lovely. They accommodated all of our requests made us feel comfortable whilst traveling with many children. Because it was the new year, we were treated to complimentary bottle of Prosecco and the children got treats and books. April is the manager at this location and she was brilliant. She was very warm and kind. To be honest, she made our stay feel as close to home as it could. I'm very appreciative of April and her staff's hard work! Excellent!

Booked online as this was one of two hotels in town. The hotel was pretty basic but had everything…read moreand all the essentials needed for our stay. Located next to High Street we were able to walk to all the restaurants, bars and pubs. Which is always a plus!!! When booking online there are options to add a breakfast but I choose not to. We did try the breakfast twice during our stay and it was ok. There were the traditional British breakfast choices. Bacon, Sausage, Eggs, baked Beans, toast, mushrooms and tomato (which I'm a huge fan of). There was also yogurt, cereal and fruit which was a good addition. From all the breakfast choices, unlimited juices (orange, cranberry, grapefruit and apple) I was most excited about the automatic self serve coffee maker! This coffee maker was impressive and made espressos, americanos, cappuccinos, white coffees and lattes in one touch! This American definitely was not searching around town for a Starbucks because of this machine!