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Fabulous Farmhouse in Skirmett - Pet Friendly!

Skirmett

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16 Jun - 17 Jun

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Top Slough Hotel Reviews

Park Plaza London Riverbank

10/10 Excellent

"Awesome property with easy access to popular attractions, room was spacious and bathroom had all the features"

Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

6/10 Okay

"The room did what it needed to do for the most part, very spacious despite size. The only couple of issues were that the shower was making a weird gurgly noise pretty much all night, making sleep difficult and I found there was a not pleasant drainage smell to the room, though subtle but was still aware."

Hotel Riu Plaza London The Westminster

6/10 Okay

"The breakfast selection is super. Well done! The parking facilities are on site - which is great for central London. However the hotel is impersonal, very busy and quite a stressful experience. I didn't like the dark decor on the floors - feels quite ominous! We were on the 5th floor in a Deluxe Queen room. The room was disappointing cramped and a very strange layout; with the hand basin in the lobby of the room. The shower and separate WC are really cramped and the dark walls and floor add to the claustrophobic feeling. Also not clean - mould on ceiling and dusty crevices in wardrobe area. Not a room you can relax in at all. We stayed one night and it was sufficent for our purpose."

Point A London Kings Cross - St Pancras

6/10 Okay

"Was traveling with a friend and we both booked rooms without windows. My room was considerably smaller than hers; like so small, that if my suitcase was open on the floor, there was no walkway to the door. A windowless room is fine if you are just staying a night or two, but if you are staying more, it will feel a little like a dungeon (we stayed 4 nights). The shower door really should have been mounted on the other side. If you are in a larger body, you’d never make the small gap to get into the shower because the sink stuck out in front of the shower entrance. The air conditioning was a nice relief as we were there during a heat wave, which was probably the only saving grace. There is weird “mood lighting” that it took me forever to figure out how to turn off and I had to turn it off every night. Everything costs extra. You want to check in early, that’s £15. You want to store your bags, that’s £3 per bag. I didn’t bother with breakfast. Also, the main elevators are wildly small. There is a larger elevator in another hall that is best to take luggage in."

Sofitel London Heathrow

6/10 Okay

"If you accept that it’s an airport hotel and therefore a conveyor belt of people then it’s fine (if expensive) for its convenience to T5. Check in usually involves a queue, the bedrooms need a general update and the in room tech is antiquated (only miracast for the TVs - no plug sockets next to the bed let alone usb’s - touch button light switches broken etc). Feels a bit of a time warp really and could do with a refurb."

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