My time at the Travelodge was splendid. It was the first place I slept, upon entry into the UK. I…read morestayed for approximately one (1) week. Staff were courteous, helpful and left me with an overall great impression. The Travelodge is clean, modern, located next to amenities such as Shell Gas Station, the "BIG" Tesco, Costa, and a Burger joint. It's about 3 minutes drive away from the town centre or a brisk 20 min walk. It should be noted that the Travelodge is also just a few minutes walking from the University of Buckingham Law School.

Buckingham Travelodge is very clean, quiet and in an ideal location. Close to the Tesco bus stop on…read morethe X5 route from Cambridge to Oxford via Milton Keynes and a fair walking distance from the town centre. Staff always seem willing to help. Not sure what they do about breakfast etc as Little Chef/Burger King next door has closed down. Relatives always stay here when visiting and have never had any complaints.

The Holiday Inn Brent Cross is conveniently located directly across from Brent Cross Shopping…read moreCentre, and makes it a convenient place to stay if you're a shop o'holic. The hotel is also well positioned close to the M1 for those travelling up north. The rooms are as you would expect from a Holiday Inn, clean and comfortable. The check in and reception were friendly and helpful with directions and getting to Brent Cross Shopping Centre. It can be a bit tricky getting their on foot as there is a motorway and many bridge crossing to overcome to get there. However it is very close to the Brent Cross Retail park which has a Borders, NEXT, TK Maxx and Sports World. Overall a pleasant stay, however the price I paid per night I felt was overpriced!

This hotel is very conveniently located to a whole load of transport intersections. It's clean ,…read moreneatly decorated, reasonably priced for London and the restaurant is not bad at all. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. The bathroom in my room was a bit tired looking but very clean with 2 massive fluffy towels. And there is a choice of firm and soft pillows. It's a shame that in 2013 WiFi is seen as an optional extra.

This is a very nice hotel, great location! Short walk to the underground and numerous bus stops…read more The British Museum is a short walk. There is a really nice park across the street with a small cafe. So close to everything, a number of pubs (Friend at Hand, The Swan) both good. It is also within a 10 minute walk to a grocery store for those staying a little bit longer then a just week like we did. Even the train stations are a 15-20 minute walk. (St. Pancras, King's Cross) The room is comfortable , large enough and so is the bathroom. Only downside was the air conditioning was not very cool for the warmer days and nights. The hotel has a great little bar sitting area for drinks. (Could have a few apps to oder or something) But the hotel's staff were very friendly and helpful! Especially Aytul, she was very helpful and made lots of great suggestions on what to do and see. We would definitely recommend this hotel!

If you want a clean bed, a simple room, a good price, great location right off Norfolk square and…read moreless than five minutes from Paddington Station look no further. Helpful proprietors were always ready to help find locations for unexpected trip necessities.

Our family of 5 stayed 2 nights at the Falcon Hotel. Service was excellent. Our adjoining rooms…read morewere clean and worked well for us. Let's face it, English hotels (esp the old, charming ones) tend to be small and pokey. Our rooms were small, but The Falcon exceeded our expectations. The free breakfast (choice of continental self-serve or hot English breakfast) is great and the location can't be beat. It's less than a one minute walk from Paddington Station, there is a little park across the street and there are plenty of restaurant choices nearby. Would definitely stay here again if in the area.

As Travel Lodge's go this is reasonable and definitely better than those at Hemel and Toddington. I…read morestayed here twice when I needed a cheap room and I would stay here again if I was getting a £9 deal. At full price it is cheaper than a Premier Travel Inn, but not worth the savings. It is located on the A5 a few miles from Leighton Buzzard. It is next door to a little Chef where the food was actually okay. Compared to other local Lodges the lobby and reception area was clean and bright and the recetionist was very friendly. The bedroom was clean and warm but, like other lodges, felt very cheap and the TV picked up only one or two channels. However, it seemed brighter than in others in the chain. If I did need a cheap £9 room I would choose this hotel over others in the chain nearby. Ask for a room away from the road as it can be noisy.

I stayed at the Arosfa Hotel for a few nights with two other friends during the Fall. We had a…read morevery nice experience. It was an excellent value for the low price we paid per night! I would definitely return to stay here. Favorite things about Arosfa: -The location is very safe and convenient. It is within walking distance of a great deal of London's sights, shops and restaurants. It is also close to more than one tube stops. -The owners are extremely friendly and down to earth. They were happy to help us map out our routes for all of our excursions. -The rooms and hotel are extremely clean! -Daily free breakfast! Every morning, they served us an English Breakfast plate with a latte- absolutely delicious! -The hotel is beautifully decorated. Returning to the Arosfa every night added authenticity to our trip. It didn't have a touristy feel about it whatsoever. Things to be aware of: -The rooms, bathrooms and beds are definitely small. It did not affect our trip whatsoever, but this would not be a good place for someone who needs a lot of space. -There is no air conditioning in the room, only a fan and a window. Again, this did not bother us in October, but I could see how it would be an inconvenience during the warmer months. -There are no elevators, only stairs to get to the rooms.

I was really disappointed with this place…read more Good things - The staff were very nice. I did like the double key entry, but it's with old school keys instead of cards. The location was perfect! Not great things- the room is literally at angle and I already had a little touch of vertigo when I got off the plane. That didn't help and out of three nights, I was only able to sleep maybe 11 hours total. Beds are not comfy, no AC, and no lift. The pictures on the website looked nothing like our room...I did my research and felt incredibly mislead. There is nobody on the property working after 10:30pm. It was fine for us, but what happens if something goes wrong? You get what you pay for. If you're traveling alone and need a night to crash- this would probably be the most cost effective. If you're wanting to enjoy the experience, find a better place.

This was our first time in this property and since I had been to the UK before I was expecting the…read moretypical UK hotel. Yes it's not a US hotel chain with big spacious rooms and bathrooms. However it's very comfortable with regard to the room. The bath is a bit off as it's a tub shower and climbing in and out can be tricky. The overall hotel is quiet and comfortable. The staff is friendly and welcoming and accommodating. The restaurant is quite nice and Chris is an excellent host Elvis at the front desk is quite helpful and the manager is awesome as well. This UK chain is all across the country and I highly recommend it.

This is my second trip to Maidenhead, And my first stay at the Premier Inn. The rooms are very…read morereasonable, and while they're very basic they were perfect for a business trip. Very convenient to the Vanwell business park, Easy check in, a quaint little bar, And a restaurant that serves dinner, and breakfast in the morning. The breakfast is very reasonable you can choose from two options... A continental breakfast... And for 2 pounds more you can add hot breakfast... The dinner food was more like pub fare but it was very good. Everything was very clean and the beds were pretty comfortable, there were even extra pillows available.

Lovely hotel just like all the other premier inns nice comfortable bed decent sized tv good shower…read morenice friendly staff like a home from home lots of parking too set in the busy part of high Wycombe good sound proofing nice food I recommend this hotel

Clean, comfortable, and with astonishingly helpful staff. When I ended up with what sounded like a…read morerugby practice going on in the room above me, they moved me to another room. The rooms are furnished with the usual that you'd expect in this price range: bed, chair or divan, nice desk, lots of lights, air conditioning, an open wardrobe, TV, coathooks, one drawer, hair dryer vanity, toilet and bathtub/shower. The bathtub is nice and deep, although unusually high off the floor. I found myself missing the mini-fridge that so many chains include. The free breakfast is the best I have seen in any hotel I've stayed: full English breakfast, a good choice of cold cereals, fruit, yoghurt, juices, coffee, tea, etc. Some items, you have to ask for the kitchen to make up for you (vegetarian sausages, porridge, omelettes). The restaurant is also open the rest of the day, but like most hotel restaurants, it's pretty overpriced. Fortunately, High Wycombe is pretty well supplied with fun places to eat, a number of which are within easy walking distance. There is also lots of shopping nearby. There is free wi-fi, with the option to upgrade to a fast connection by paying for it.