April 2025 by Andrew Giles
Housing illegals, hope go bust after this
April 2025 by Alf B
What a joke!
April 2025 by N Padhiar
Closed to the public, now accommodating 3rd world "doctors, scientists and engineers" who will culturally enrich the surrounding areas. Lovely.
Safety: It's not safe.
March 2025 by Ehsanullah abid
Rooms: Not have filter for drink water in the Room
Food and drinks: Food is good but they are not have enough places for the people in the miss hall
March 2025 by Andrew Walker
migrant hotel it's disgusting
March 2025 by Kerry Baker
Closed to public, the people currently living there cause local residents problems. Mainly a lot of noise issues late at night. Hotel seemingly do not care when complained to.
September 2024 by Sarah Emily Monk
Avoid !!!
September 2024 by Keiron Gamman
Hotel is full of illegal immigrants, has been for over a year. Closed to the general public.
August 2024 by Keith Herman
Hotel is full of illegal immigrants, has been for over a year. Closed to the general public.
August 2024 by James Lewis
Sell out refugee hotel, Boycot at all costs
July 2024 by squeezycheeze 111
You should never stay here when it opens again
it's a sell out illegal immigrant hotel
July 2024 by Zabehullah Mohammadi
"I have had the pleasure of staying at this remarkable hotel for the past three months, and it has been an absolutely wonderful experience. From the moment I arrived, I was met with warm hospitality and exceptional service that has been consistent throughout my stay. The staff's dedication to making guests feel welcome and cared for is truly commendable. Their professionalism, friendliness, and attentiveness have made my extended stay not only comfortable but also memorable. Every aspect of the service, from the impeccable housekeeping to the thoughtful concierge, has exceeded my expectations. I am deeply grateful for the efforts of everyone here and will carry fond memories of this place with me. Thank you for making my stay so special."
July 2024 by Atelokin Civoliart
I don't write many reviews, but I can't help myself here.
Last year in February 2023 I flew from Switzerland to Mexico and had a stopover in London. Our flight was canceled from London to Mexico and the lady at the British Airways airport booked us a room at this hotel. When we arrived by taxi, migrants were already outside and stopped us; the entrance was blocked. They couldn't speak English and one of them tried to tell us that the hotel was fully booked. Then another came and told us that the hotel is closed. Our taxi has already left. People wouldn't let us even go near the entrance. I wanted to speak to the hotel manager and after 20 minutes a bald man wearing a suit came to us outside and asked us in detail how we ended up here. We noticed a lot of women wearing burqas and with lots of children on the terrace above. Where the entrance was blocked off, they kept opening and closing because old cars with migrants in them were driving in and out. The "hotel manager" then booked us a room at the Hilton and a free dinner... I saw that as a means of keeping quiet. When we arrived at the new hotel and showed our IDs, the employees at the reception all looked at us strangely and whispered to each other. I felt like I had seen something I wasn't supposed to see... I guess we were in the wrong place at the wrong time. And if this was booked by the airline, then I think there's something wrong. I still have a strange feeling to this day.
June 2024 by nikoleta trailovic
I don't write many reviews, but I can't help myself here.
Last year in February 2023 I flew from Switzerland to Mexico and had a stopover in London. Our flight was canceled from London to Mexico and the lady at the British Airways airport booked us a room at this hotel. When we arrived by taxi, migrants were already outside and stopped us; the entrance was blocked. They couldn't speak English and one of them tried to tell us that the hotel was fully booked. Then another came and told us that the hotel is closed. Our taxi has already left. People wouldn't let us even go near the entrance. I wanted to speak to the hotel manager and after 20 minutes a bald man wearing a suit came to us outside and asked us in detail how we ended up here. We noticed a lot of women wearing burqas and with lots of children on the terrace above. Where the entrance was blocked off, they kept opening and closing because old cars with migrants in them were driving in and out. The "hotel manager" then booked us a room at the Hilton and a free dinner... I saw that as a means of keeping quiet. When we arrived at the new hotel and showed our IDs, the employees at the reception all looked at us strangely and whispered to each other. I felt like I had seen something I wasn't supposed to see... I guess we were in the wrong place at the wrong time. And if this was booked by the airline, then I think there's something wrong. I still have a strange feeling to this day.
June 2024 by David
Look at the recent 5 star reviews.
Asylum hotel dwellers.
Vile.
