Ealing Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Ealing, London

"everything was good "

"From the time we entered the hotel to the time we left the staff showed us nothing but love and friendship. The staff are a credit to the hotel and I would recommend this hotel to all my friends and family. The food was excellent and love the breakfast over all a great place and really good transport routes "

"Breakfast (which was included in the room rate) on site was great. You have the option of buffet plus a warm meal from the menu. Tea and coffee available, too. Would stay here again, if in the area. "

"I have stayed at Xanadu many times in the last 15 years. Although the hotel change ownership and the wonderful Chinese restaurant is no longer in operation, everything else remains well and good. Many staff came and gone in the 15 years, but the service standard remains excellent. Bed and bedroom are still larger than most hotels in London. And comfortable. I still get my hot chocolate and biscuits in the room. In the old days they provide Walker Scottish buttee biscuits. Now is English digestives. TV is now flat screen and much larger. A special thanks to the operations manager Ionela. A wonderful leader and manager who keeps everything tip top. Thanks also to staff like Kai who laughed a lot, George, Sang, etc. I wish i can remember their names. Such wonderful peoole. They are a real asset to the hotel. "

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"My first priority is cleanliness, & that gets a 10/10. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were a little flat. No food options in the hotel. Teas, coffee, water in room for free. There is a lovely pub a short few minutes walk away & 2 grocery markets. North Ealing tube station is about a 5 min. walk from hotel. This is the Piccadilly line which takes you directly to Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden, etc. The staff are super friendly, and accomodating. My TV didn't work in my very small single room, so the lady on the desk that night upgraded me to another room, which was much larger. She even helped me move all my stuff that I had already unpacked. I neglected to ask her name, but she'll know who she is if she remembers the tired Canadian, who just wanted to veg out on her first night in England. Ealing Broadway has many shops, including M&S, and restaurants is about a 20 min walk from the hotel. I can't speak for parking as I didn't use a car. Ealing seems like a safe area, the hotel was great, and everyone I met was friendly and helpful."