The room I stayed in was big for a budget hotel. There is a large flat screen tv, tea and coffee making facilities and the bed was very comfortable. Usb charger at the side of the bed is a plus and also a good sized mirror.

Had a shower and washed my hair to then realise there isn't a hairdryer in the room. I tried calling reception several times but there was no answer so my hair had to drip dry and I left the hotel with flat unstyled hair. I know it's a budget hotel, but I thought hairdryers came as standard.

I would like to first of all praise the entire hotel staff. They respond quickly to problems, provide good service, and clean the room every day, even though there is a notice inside during check-in that they will clean and change the bed sheets only if you put a sign on it asking for it. After the second night, the light in my bathroom went out. All you had to do was mention this at the reception and literally half an hour later the technician came to change the entire lamp. At first I didn’t take breakfast with my hotel reservation, but then I paid extra for all the other days, in fact it turned out cheaper, and I highly recommend using the opportunity to check out the restaurant. There is a wonderful view of the road where the famous red double-decker buses travel, but this is not the main thing. The section was built in the direction of landing of planes, so every couple of minutes they land overhead, and this is a very beautiful sight. And across the road in the courtyard of a London college there lives a squirrel. It is very wonderful to follow what is happening from the second floor of the building while enjoying coffee and a bun from the hotel restaurant in the morning. The hotel itself is clean and looked after. The room is also good. There were three of us and took a room with three beds. There are USB chargers at each bed, a kettle, coffee, tea and milk. The bathroom has a thermal faucet, which is rare for a 3-star hotel. This is great luck. The building itself is located very close to the route to Heathrow Airport. But the building was built with perfect noise reduction. So you can hear more what is happening behind the door in the corridor than outside the window. You can't hear any cars or planes at all. The area is full of taxis and transfer services. So there were no problems ordering an Uber, Bolt or just a taxi. I highly recommend checking out this hotel. If in doubt, I assure you, you will be satisfied.

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The reception staff were great, particularly Chavez and Manvip. I had ordered a wheelchair accessible room. But it was complicated by booking.com and the hotel not communicating well. It took a while but it got sorted.

There was only one functioning lift on both occasions I stayed which made checking in and out a nightmare.

Location and value for money. The staff in this hotel are very friendly and approachable. The bar and restaurant areas have been updated since it was a Travelodge, shame it wasn't busier.

There are some very tired bits of the hotel and you can tell it was a Travelodge previously. Would have helped to advertise the price of food and breakfast in the room as would have had breakfast if we knew it was until midday but didn't find out until we left.

Staff was very friendly, kind and attentive! Even the other residents were so friendly and kind. Area neighboring the location was welcoming

The stay was great. The gentleman on reception who welcome me was friendly and professional - felt very welcome. Check in was easy and stress free. The room itself was clean and as expected. Staff were really very accommodating it’s so nice to come somewhere and not feel like an inconvenience.

I ordered some food in the restaurant after a long flight before bed. I was really disappointed and I’m really not fussy. The chips were dry and tasteless (thick cut ones) unsure if they’d been there a while or double cooked. And the burger meat tasted very cheap, the bun was also inedible like quite stale/tough. I was unhappy that I spent £12.50 when I could’ve got way better somewhere near.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Ibis Budget Hotel near Heathrow Airport for six days alongside my sibling during our excursion to London, Oxford, and the Lake District. The overall experience was decidedly satisfying, with the property exceeding expectations in numerous respects. We opted for a double-bed room, which was notably spacious and adorned with a comfortable bed and impeccably clean linens. Complimentary toiletries were thoughtfully provided, alongside an electric kettle stocked with tea and coffee sachets - a delightful touch. The room also featured a television and an en-suite bathroom equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet, all maintained to a pristine standard. The availability of both hot and cold water was a welcome convenience. Housekeeping was exemplary, ensuring the timely replenishment of linens, toiletries, and refreshments. The hotel boasts a restaurant-cum-bar that, while modest in its culinary offerings, appeared inviting. Although we did not dine there, the menu seemed slightly limited and priced higher than neighboring eateries, albeit justifiably so given the location. Both check-in and check-out procedures were seamless, facilitated by courteous staff. Two functional elevators ensured ease of movement within the premises. The property's proximity to Heathrow Airport is a significant advantage, further complemented by a bus station situated at its entrance. Moreover, direct connectivity via the Piccadilly and Elizabeth lines made travel to central London and beyond remarkably straightforward. Notably, the hotel’s soundproofed rooms, fortified with triple-glazing, ensured an undisturbed stay despite the bustling environs of the airport. The surrounding area felt secure, featuring a plethora of dining options, particularly for aficionados of Indian cuisine. A Tesco store within walking distance further augmented the convenience.

If I were to identify one shortcoming, it would be the absence of complimentary drinking water - a fundamental amenity that could have elevated the overall experience.

Breakfast was very good quality with plenty of choice and catered for vegetarians, GF, alternative milks etc.. Included choice of several cereals, 4 different fruit juices, fruit, cold buffet, hot breakfasts - bacon, eggs sausages, beans etc... Croissants, cakes bread/toast and teas coffees hot chocolate etc.. Plenty of choice and £13 payment meant you could eat as much as you want. Room was reasonably sized with ensuite. Hanging storage and one shelf for clothes but no other storage which was the only downside to storage. Room was clean and warm with various lighting options. TV had plenty of channels but there did seem to be a connection fault so had to jiggle with the hdmi cable to get it working. Only other issue was ventilation. The window didn't open "for safety/security reasons" so we had to rely on the extractor fan to keep the room from getting too stuffy. OK for a couple of nights but not ideal for longer stays.

Limited storage, TV connection was loose and lack of fresh air in the bedroom

Quiet property and very secure. Comfortable beds and good water pressure in the shower. Close to Heathrow airport. Food in the restaurant was decent.

The pillows were too tall, there was no wash cloth provided and no conditioner or lotion.

I stayed overnight before a flight from Heathrow. Check-in was quick and friendly. Hotel Shuttle bus service was appreciated so much! The Ibis exceeded my expectations both in location, ease of access, general decor and comfort, and food! I also loved that there was a bath! I particularly loved the vegan chickpea curry! It was so nice to have a tasty vegan option. The curry was presented well. The portion size was fantastic. The taste was authentic Indian flavours with just the right amount of spice and heat. Well done Ibis! I struggle to find good vegan food options when I travel.

I can't think of anything I didn't like!!