For our last night in England we decided to stay here. Close to the airport but not an airport…read morehotel. I primarily picked this location because of the good reviews and they had a car park. I am so happy, I did pick this place. I reserved a Deluxe King room. When we arrived we had no issue getting into the car park even though there was a gate. I was a bit tired from the long drive. The girl at the front desk was very cheerful and kind. She gave us our room key and said you are in a queen room. I had no idea what that meant until we opened the door to the Catherine Parr room. First, there is a hall way with a desk before you get into the actual room. I told my husband she gave us the wrong room we need to go back and tell her, I was very surprise we got this room. It is two rooms. A sitting room and then the bedroom. The bed is a metal queen canopy bed. My husband is large so I thought he would want to change rooms but he said it is one night and this room is beautiful. It was a great treat for our last night in England. The room is on the front of the hotel so you do get a bit of the road noise and noise from the pub patio but not enough to make us move. The bathroom has a shower stall and a separate tub. There is also a towel warmer, a pant press and a hair dryer. The WiFi worked well and two TVs. Plenty of enough space to unload our bags and repack them for an international flight. As we had a long drive we decided to eat in the pub for dinner. Additionally, we had a 10% off coupon. The front desk girl was now also working the pub with two others. I ordered the fish special and my husband ordered a burger. Everything was fine. Not our best meal in England but not our worst and the service was on point. In the morning the same three were working again. The staff here works hard and long hours all with a smile and good attitude. Breakfast was an assortment of breads, yogurt, juice, fruit and some cheese. They have warm options for an additional charge. Overall a very nice experience. I would love to come back and spend more time in that room. It was lovely. I am grateful for the upgrade it was so much fun. Finally, it was an easy walk to the shopping part of town.

From the front, directly on the roundabout on the Hampton Wick side of the Kingston bridge across…read morethe Thames, the White Hart just looks like a pub - and it is one, but it's also, as you will discover if you head down the little alleyway beside the building, a fair-sized hotel. The reception is tucked away down the alley, as is a sizeable car park for the use of the hotel's customers. The company I was working for in downtown Kingston-Upon-Thames put me up here for a couple of weeks, and I wasn't sure what to make of it before I got there, but the friendly staff, and the overall size and ambiance of the place eased my concerns. The rooms themselves are spacious, well furnished with leather couches, soft beds, and boast the latest amenities (bar fridge, espresso maker, and a luxurious rain shower in the modern bathroom. The free wifi was decent, if a little persnickety and insisted on forcing you to go back once a day, just to remind you that you were logged in... My room rate included daily breakfast at the pub, which was excellent. I ate there several nights as well: the food is high quality and the service is good, though the menu is fairly limited. Overall, a nice change of pace from more "standard" hotels. Everything was well designed and well executed to feel like an English hunt club, but it pulls it off without being the slightest bit cheesy. I'd definitely give it a try if you find yourself in Kingston.

Such a cute and cozy place. It was a great way to end our trip. Everyone was amazing and our room…read morewas much bigger than expected. We had lunch there one day and it was decent.

Great new hotel. Super nice front desk staff. They were so helpful and accommodating. The…read morebartender was polite but does need cocktail training. Overall - very good place.

Nestled beside the Thames between Richmond and Bushy you'll have a lovely time at The Lensbury,…read more Ours was a company meeting, and the venue served that purpose nicely as well. The rooms were "cosy" so plan on spending more time in the common spaces or nearby in town. Breakfast was varied although some colleagues wanted more. What're you gonna do? The other meals were apparently good, as I talked to others who enjoyed dinner immensely. The proximity to town is nice for the perfect-length pre/post-dinner walks, and Thames Path being just behind the hotel ok allows for runs or strolls as far as you want to go. A little farther north or south will put you in two of Greater London's best parks. If you want to stay on-grounds to raise your heart rate, the exercise facility is one people pay high monthly rates to join. The pool is perfect and spacious, and you'll have all manner of what you'd expect to workout otherwise. I'm sure the grounds would be lovely in summer months, but you'll still have space to spread out indoors. The staff was friendly and helpful, and we'd enjoy our rumored return next year if it materializes.

I just love this place, they made the room availble by 11am, was upgraded to one of their superior…read moresuites, spent a relaxing 3 hours in their very well equipped fitness centre, finishing off with swim in their very clean and warm pool, followed by a sauna and steam session. Energy replacement courtesy of fresh fruit juices and home-made yoghurt, honey and granola. PS: did I say I loved this place!

The staff at this hotel are amazing! They make you feel like a valued friend and help with…read moreeverything. The staff are well trained and make check in, check out, and random needs in between easy to address. Gabs, Mary, and Melanie each helped me on my last visit. Yes, I am a repeat visitor, because the staff are so absolutely lovely.

This location was easy to find, just off one of the main thoroughfares (A307) and close to the…read moretrain and bus stations. The entrance, however, was a bit confusing. There was construction going on in the space that faces Old London Road, and there is a small alley adjacent where the entrance is located. We arrived about an hour prior to the check-in time but the gentleman working the desk allowed us to check in early. Of course, he had a 20 minute conversation with us about life in the United States haha The room was clean, basic, and no frills. The kettle looked brand new, and the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable! The quirky thing was you could not close the bathroom door unless you lifted the toilet seat up.... the toilet seat was like a centimeter too large for the door to clear it! It was actually quite comical. I usually felt very warm in the room, there was no way to adjust the temperature and no fan. The window only opened a few inches out, which did not provide any air circulation. However, I noticed this in many places I visited throughout England... it is too warm in buildings and no fans - anywhere! Interesting. As it is just off a busy road, it was a bit loud (outside) at night and then there was construction that started early in the morning on the building across the alley. However, the location was excellent - plenty of shops, pubs, and even another Travelodge half a block away. This met my expectations for a budget hotel. I would say 3.5 stars as it was really clean.

I gave them 5 stars because everything met or exceeded our expectations. The service was kind,…read morecourteous and prompt. The room was clean and absolutely perfect. The price was the deciding factor for us to try Bull and Bush. We had been visiting family in London for about a month and my husband and I were looking for a little get away and this place was absolutely perfect. We had a great time and got to spend our money on restaurants and gifts etc. it's a 5-10 minute walk to anywhere...downtown Kingston, busses, trains or the river and parks. Highly recommend!!

The name is now Crowne Plaza London - Kingston. We stayed here for a night. Parking is in a parking…read morestructure at the end of a driveway. Liked the check in area and the lobby. We chose a room that did not face the river because it had less traffic noise and was quieter. Put your hotel key card in a reader by the door to switch on the electrical equipment. The room had a good kettle and selection of tea/coffee but was somewhat cramped. To reach the bathroom, I had to twist my shoulders to walk through the small space between the bed and the wall. At six feet tall, I am not the biggest guest! There was no free coffee downstairs, but the bar made me a coffee for four pounds. No guest laundry, but guests can send their laundry out for cleaning. We saw other people charging their electric vehicles at the 40-kW chargers outside the hotel in the driveway. There was always at least one charger available.

I attended the wedding evening reception for one of my hockey friends here yesterday. It appears on…read moreGoole Maps as Holiday Inn Wedding Venue, so I'm not sure if this particular hotel is being marketed specifically as a wedding venue. Trying to be polite, this Holiday Inn isn't like a Holiday Inn. It has a very futuristic design and must be one of the newest hotels in this chain. The interior is in good repair and the modern feel extends to the decor inside as well. The room we were in had some very chic light fittings and ceiling uplighters. The toilets had automatic fittings and the Dyson Airblade to dry your hands. The event ran smoothly with the staff efficiently blending into the background but there to facilitate matters as and when necessary. The room was a good size and the dancefloor was big enough to accommodate the revellers as they strutted their stuff. Overall, it was a nice venue for the reception.

I stayed in one of their Windsor serviced apartments recently when I had to spend a week in Windsor…read moreon business as I didn't fancy a hotel. It was lovely, as I was able to relax a lot more than I ever do in a hotel. Being an apartment, it also had a kitchen, so I could cook for myself, which was great. It was also surprisingly cost effective, so really think these guys are worth looking at if your fed up of hotels.