Chingford Hotel Guide - Business Hotels in Chingford, London

"Internet was intermittent room was clean and slow in getting serviced but it’s a big hotel so that’s not unusual. Location was great for all of London attractions shows and even being back to Heathrow was a short walk to the tube and a very quiet train ride right into Heathrow … I’d definite stay there again "

"Ideal for overnight stay. Walking distance to Kings Cross/St Pancras. Rooms modern and compact. Staff efficient and helpful . Bar etc in Lobby. Downside no tea making facilities in the room. Overall excellent value for money."

"Close to all major shopping. Tube is only a 2 minute walk. Many bus stops nearby. Staff very accommodating and pleasant. Rooms are very large. Would stay here again."

"A good place to stay if you’re going to a show at Royal Albert Hall ( which we did ) - very convenient short walk. The hotel is next door to Kensington Palace & Gardens as well. We stayed in one of the smaller rooms which was very clean & comfortable on the first floor. We also parked in the underground car park at the hotel. This car park is not designed for large cars ( we were ok as our car is smaller Honda Jazz) but I wouldn’t recommend bringing a bigger car. "

"Ideal location for exploring that part of London - great views of Tower Bridge - lots of places to eat and drink nearby - very close to Tube"

"The elevators are terrible. Had to wait 15 minutes on several occasions. Some members of staff in leading positions were absolutely terrible to their employees. Yelling at them, in public."

"Excellent location right in heart of Covent garden. Close to many theatres and 10 min walk to tube station to get around. Lots of restaurants and pubs close by. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Highly recommend this hotel for your London stay."

"Large room with very comfortable bed. "

"The hotel itself was nice and the location near Trafalgar Square is excellent. However, we booked two rooms together and one was allocated in the Club Quarters wing requiring a long walk through fire doors and corridors, which was inconvenient for our group"