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The setting
This hotel is in Hounslow, in the western part of London, about 17 km from the city centre, in a residential neighbourhood near Lampton Park. The atmosphere in this neighbourhood is more relaxed than in central London, and you can reach the city centre directly from the Hounslow Central Underground station on the Piccadilly Line. The surrounding streets are easy to explore on foot, and the overall atmosphere is more laid-back and down-to-earth than one filled with a bustling nightlife.
What to expect
This is a 4-star hotel that, while placing special emphasis on convenient transportation to the airport, does not give the impression of being a purely functional establishment. The rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a desk, a TV, and tea- and coffee-making facilities; the hotel also features a fitness centre and a gym. In addition to a bar and a restaurant where you can dine, the hotel also has conference rooms suitable for both business trips and leisure stays. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Things to do nearby
Lampton Park is just a short walk away and is perfect for a morning jog before heading into the city. Paul Robeson Theatre is also nearby—a great place to enjoy an evening performance. In addition, just a few minutes’ drive away is Osterley Park and House—a Georgian-style estate with gardens managed by the National Trust. If you’d like to explore another green oasis, Beaversfield Park is also easy to reach.
Best for
It’s ideal for travellers looking for accommodations with parking and a gym in West London, as well as for guests departing from Heathrow Airport early in the morning or late at night, as well as for those visiting for the weekend, for whom a quiet street and convenient access to the city centre via the Underground are more important than a location right in the heart of the city.
How to get to the hotel
Heathrow Airport is the most popular arrival point and is about a 10-minute drive from the hotel. You can also arrange a shuttle service when you make your reservation. Guests arriving by car can use the on-site parking. From central London, take the Piccadilly Line to Hounslow Central Station, and from there, walk to the hotel. If you’re arriving by train at Paddington or King's Cross, please transfer to the Underground there.
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✓ Your selectionDeluxe Double room
Modern room with a comfortable bed, a work desk, and tea and coffee-making facilities.
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+£15- Free Internet
- Parking
- 24-hour reception
- Gym
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Latest reviews
Price is fab, so is the service, location & cleanliness!
Wonderful stay here. Rooms could be ever so slightly updated eg new tv, no fridge, new pillows, decor etc, but can't really complain. Room and bathroom were so clean… Read full review on ZenHotels →
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Excellent hotel. Great rooms and pleasant staff, Even at breakfast they do Gluten Free food.
Monica could not do enough to make my stay special.
Nice clean hotel good beds and breakfast, Monica on reception could not do enough, wonderful service from her. Thank you. Mark Taylor Room 405 14/07/2026 stay.
Your 2 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Hounslow green spaces and a west London evening
Start by taking your time to enjoy a cup of coffee in your room, then take a stroll to Lampton Park for a thorough morning workout. Have lunch at a café on the main street, Hounslow Central, and then take a short drive to Osterley Park and the manor house. Let’s stroll through the Georgian-style garden and tour the manor house. Back at the hotel, you can work out for a bit in the gym, then enjoy a cocktail at the bar and dine in a relaxed atmosphere at one of the nearby restaurants.
Theatre, parks and a run into town
From Hounslow Central Station, take the Piccadilly Line and spend the rest of the day in central London. Visit an art museum, stroll through Covent Garden—spend your afternoon however you’d like. Then head back west to catch a show at the Paul Robeson Theatre before returning to the hotel for a nightcap at the bar.
Where you'll be
London, UK
FAQ
Is London, UK worth visiting?
That's true. London boasts centuries of history, world-class art galleries and museums, theatres, cuisines from around the world, and vast parks—all brought together in a single city that’s compact enough to explore on foot and boasts excellent public transportation. Even on a short trip, you can leisurely combine visits to art museums and markets with walks along the waterfront. Furthermore, if you stay in the western part of the city, near Heathrow Airport, arriving and departing by plane will be hassle-free.
How many days do I need in London?
If this is your first time here, three or four days will be enough to see the main sights without getting too worn out. Even during such a short weekend visit—just one night—you can fully enjoy the city if you don’t try to explore the entire city in detail, but instead limit yourself to one or two neighbourhoods, such as the parks in west London and one neighbourhood in the centre.
Is London or Paris better to visit?
Both cities are beautiful and have their own unique atmosphere. London is a large and spacious city where it’s easy to get by speaking English, and it offers a wide selection of theatre performances, live music, and free museums. Paris, on the other hand, is more compact and attracts visitors primarily with its cuisine, cafés, and architecture. If, as in this case, you’re staying near Heathrow Airport, then London is definitely the best choice.
What is famous to buy in London?
Classic London souvenirs from London include custom-made clothing from Savile Row, tea from Fortnum & Mason, vinyl records and books from Soho or Charing Cross, as well as designer items available at the gift shops of the V&A and Tate museums. For gourmet souvenirs, the hotel recommends visiting Borough Market, and if you’re interested in printed goods and home décor, take your time browsing Liberty.
What is the City of London known for?
The City of London is a historic district in the very heart of the capital, known as the Square Mile and considered the financial centre. Major attractions include St. St Paul's Cathedral, the Bank of England, and the Tower of London on the eastern edge, as well as modern skyscrapers such as the Gherkin and the “Leadenhall Building.”
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