Hotels with Parking in London

This hotel has been around for a while, but it offers great value for money as an airport overnight stay. The breakfast is decent, and you can even watch planes take off. It's more convenient and cheaper to take the bus from Terminal 3's bus station – it's only four stops away. There's also a 24-hour McDonald's right across the street.

Excellent beds, room and service. Whole family enjoyed the stay and fresh, healthy breakfast was a big highlight for us all. Staff were kind and helpful. One offered fresh lemon slices for hot drinks because one of the children had a runny nose. This was very much appreciated. Ladies Only timings for pool and gym would be much appreciated in future! Children were shocked to find a grown man undressed walking around the changing rooms. This is unacceptable and hotel staff should take care to avoid these problems by adding signage for appropriate dress code in a family friendly hotel.

The location is very good, we reached many places on foot. I loved having technological fixtures in the bathroom, the room was spotless and organised. There was an iron, ironing board, hair dryer in the room, I would be happier if there was a mini fridge. In addition to the English breakfast, there were also healthy options that appealed to many people, you can order pizza etc. when you are hungry in the evening. It was also great that he left in front of the shuttles to Stanstad airport.

Fantastic location! Plus, the room was a spacious suite. Even though the lighting wasn't the best, it did have two small windows. The welcome fruit was a nice touch, and there was even a bottle of red wine – definitely felt like a special occasion. And the breakfast was delicious too. Worth it!

I arrived around 9 AM and was able to check in early to an upgraded room, which was a nice surprise. The hotel's location is excellent, just a 3-4 minute walk from Ilford station, so it's convenient even with luggage. You can easily access Heathrow, Paddington, and Liverpool Street via the direct Elizabeth Line (which has air conditioning), and King's Cross & St Pancras is also easily reachable. I think this is an especially great choice if you're mainly exploring East London. As it's a budget hotel, the room was a bit small, which is to be expected, but it had all the essential amenities.

It's always a pleasure to stay at this hotel. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. It's very convenient for me because it's close to the Co-op and Park Royal Station. There is also a lovely Greek restaurant nearby. The area is quiet, safe, and perfect for a relaxing stay. I would definitely recommend this hotel. 

The location is quite convenient, very close to the subway station. There's also a bus stop right across the street. The hotel itself is quite large, and the rooms are decent. It's an older property, but it's been reasonably well-maintained. Coming in August, paying just over 1,000 for a room including breakfast for two felt like a pretty standard price and excellent value for money. Prices go up by a few hundred on weekends. The breakfast is a standard, comprehensive spread with a good variety of common items, so you can have a satisfying meal.

Service: The front desk staff was very enthusiastic and provided excellent service, offering free luggage storage which was perfect for my last day before catching a flight. Facilities: The room was spacious, comfortable, and clean, and the coffee was delicious. Environment: There are plenty of places to eat and shop around, from large supermarkets to smaller ones. I even found a Chipotle open late for a late-night snack! 🥳 It's within walking distance of the Natural History Museum and super close to the subway station, which was incredibly convenient.

This is a 'decent' hotel. Yes, that's the word. The facilities aren't brand new, but the mattress in the room is still comfortable, the towels are still soft, the toilet paper is still thick, and the hygiene standards are consistently good. The breakfast is a classic English breakfast, meeting the expected standards for a four-star hotel. The location is excellent, situated in a wealthy area of London with very convenient transportation; the subway station is right next door. And the price, especially during the off-season, offers fantastic value for money. Backed by the Millennium Hotels Group and Singaporean capital, it's surprisingly good – the hotel's own restaurant serves authentic wonton noodles and Hainanese chicken rice! Plus, guests get discount coupons! If I had to summarize in one sentence, I'd say this is a well-managed, old-fashioned but not outdated hotel.

I stayed at Cosmos Capsule Coworking London again, for the second time, and had a pleasant experience overall like I had during my first visit. This capsule hotel offers a unique blend of accommodation and coworking space at an affordable price. Located on Hanbury Street, just an 11-minute walk from Aldgate East station, its central location makes it accessible. Just outside the hotel, at 67 Hanbury Street, is Chaii Town, a charming Chai and Coffee shop that I highly recommend. They offer a great variety of Chai flavors and pastries. I tried their Ginger Chai and Chai Latte, both of which were delicious. Their exotic pastries, like Dubai Cookies and Matcha Cookies, pair perfectly with the aromatic Chai. The owner was wonderful, and the hospitality was exceptional. The capsules are well-designed and functional, featuring ambient lighting with customizable colors—blue, pink, green, yellow, or white. Each capsule also includes a TV screen and headphones, though I didn’t use them during my stay. The capsules are not soundproof, so a good night’s rest depends on the courtesy of fellow guests. Fortunately, everyone during my stay were considerate, and I slept well. Earbuds are provided in the capsule just in case. The shared spaces, including the showers and toilets, were very clean. The shared kitchen area includes essentials like a sink, microwave, kettle, tea, and cups. One standout feature is the massage chair in the common area, which offers a good massage after a long day. There’s no traditional reception desk; instead, check-in is automated via a WhatsApp message or email with an access code. This code grants entry to the building and a small box containing your key card. While the shared spaces were immaculate, the capsules could use a bit more attention. I noticed hairs from previous guests on the blanket. Overall, Cosmos Capsule Coworking London is a good option for budget-conscious travelers who need a comfortable place to stay and work.