Mowbray Court Hotel

This was my first stay at a European hotel so I can only compare it to Russian and American (North and South America) hotels. But I was disappointed. The website clearly stated amenities including airport shuttle, free wifi and tv. The result? No shuttle, wifi cost about $1.6/hour, and no tv (or maybe you would have to pay for it). At any rate, there was no reception. All for $133/night. Good location though. And if the site was simply honest, it would not be a bad place.

Situated close to subway and has quite a few restaurants to choose from. Some rooms are located at a separate building and it has no elevator. Could be a challenge if you have heavy luggage to carry up two high stories. Rooms are small but okay. Beds are not very comfortable. Ideal for a short stay.

I was attacked by bed bugs! The manager discounted my complaint even though he saw a bed bug with his own eyes. He thought I had brought them into the room (room 360). As I packed my bags, two smaller bed bugs scurried across the mattress. The place is infested. And the manager refuses to acknowledge the severity of the issue. I had the throw out my luggage.

close to the train and a 24 hour Tesco. bathroom not ideal for someone who is tall, some rooms have you share a bathroom. have to pay for wireless

I was finishing up with a business trip in the UK, and I decided to stay in London for the weekend. This particular weekend happened to be when London was hosting the UEFA Champions League Final, so hotel rooms were difficult to find at a reasonable price. At $120/night, this hotel was one of few remaning with a rate within my range. Considering the hotel room situation in the city, I can't complain much about the value. However, in any normal circumstance, I would not have been thrilled with the quality for the price paid. This is a standard, cheap, London hotel room, meaning there are absolutely not frills. The door to the room didn't open all the way because the bed got in the way (i.e. very small!). There was a small desk, and small cabinet to hide my one bag in. The private bathroom was also VERY small, but it had everything needed. I would recommend this hotel only if you are looking for a private room crash pad, and if the price is right. Otherwise, a hostel might be a better choice pricewise, if you don't care about a private room. I only spent about 2 total hours of "awake time" in the room. The rest of the time I was either sight seeing or sleeping. The staff was very friendly, and I had no problems with the booking through [...]. Although, I did call about an hour after I made the booking to make sure they had received my reservation. Internet is at an extra charge, just like any other hotel in the UK (remember that Starbucks and McDonalds both have free public wifi!). The neighborhood is nice, and there are several pubs and faster eateries in the area. The nearest Tube station is very close, just around the corner, and is served by two different lines, one of which is the Picadilly line which is the main line to use when getting to/from Heathrow.

Stayed in the annex, basement with steep stairs and only handrail half way down. No hot water so better like a chill shower. Internet very reasonably priced and they have computer in the guest lounge where you can print off your documents with no charge for the printing.

My wife and I were given a room in the Annex building of this hotel [...] The room was so small that the double bed barely fit in it, there was zero room for our luggage and no sitting area. The towels that were provided had stains on them and there were long black hairs in the bed as well as on the pillow. I called the front desk to inquire about a room switch to a room similar that was pictured online. The front desk told me that I had an ensuite room. A room with a bed, shower and a safe was an ensuite room. I went to the desk and asked to atleast look at a different room but was infomed that the only other room that they had available was equiped with only one twin bed. [...] I had to settle for clean sheets and towels. It was my wife and I's last night in England and we chose the hotel because it was close to the tube station and made for a quick trip in the morning to heathrow. It was a terrible way to end a great trip. Do not book this hotel.

Very satisfied. Staff were friendly, let me use a converter for my computer, breakfast was very good considering the cost of the room, could purchase internet time that you could use when you wanted to (i.e., could log on for 20 minutes and log off to have 40 minutes of time to use later). Many other hotels charge for a day of use or for a one time block of time. Great location to get from Heathrow on the tube.

It was a decent yet small space; the rooms are a bit old, and my room had an odor. Breakfast was okay. For the price paid, I was expected a newer more renovated place. It is rather an old building in a small space.

being comparatively close to downtown hotels at this rate in high demand seem to have felt it unnecessary to improve their facility or service, sorry to say so but it's true. budget travelers like me have few other choices when we try to stay there. worse than that, their offers are not true, either. the said shuttle bus requires pre-order with extra fee as high as 25 GBP while internet service is not available at all, even at the front counter a simple surfing was unable due to its too much low speed. incredible, isn't it, especially compared to asian countries like japan, korea and taiwan, etc fortunately there's a bathroom within that limited space but water supply seems not stable, sometimes unable to flush the toilet or little hot water while taking showers. the breakfast included is, however, acceptable and staff is nice and helpful. good part of this experience, anyway.