Watford (Croxley Green)

On arrival at the hotel our first impression was police offices and security guards walking around taking statements and blocking entrance to the car park. After reading previous reviews online I brought a tower fan with me. As we checked in, the girl on Reception laughed and said I would need it. The corridors on the third floor smelt like a combination of cigarette smoke and fried food. Enough to make you wrinkle your nose. When we walked into room 324 the heat hit you like walking into a sauna - it was easily 35-40 degrees. There were 2 fans already in the room and adding our 3rd barely made a difference. Others in our group were in room 326 next door which was still very hot but notably cooler than ours. We went to a concert at Wembley so did not return to the hotel until around 1am. The room had not cooled down at all. We didn’t get more than an hour or two of intermittent sleep due to the stifling temperatures in the room. I woke up sweating with the bed sheets soaked and feeling quite ill from dehydration and overheating. We went for breakfast around 9.30 and all of the pastries and fruit were gone, and did not get refilled during the hour or so we were in the restaurant, and I had to ask for more milk to be brought out. The entrance as you walk into the restaurant from reception smelt horrendous - like stagnant dirty water mixed with bleach. All of the carpeted areas were dark with dirt and stuck to your shoes with every step. The tables that had been cleared had not been wiped and were sticky with had crumbs on. I wouldn’t stay here again if you paid me to. Car parking was surprising cheap though.

Fantastic location for easy access to Wembley and London via a 15 minute walk to Watford underground station, we found that station a slightly quicker and easier walk. Plenty of parking at hotel, great price for parking near London. Very friendly professional staff, would definitely recommend

I’ve stayed in a lot of Premier Inns recently and this is the worst by some distance. The first - and perhaps most relevant this summer - is that the room was like an oven. It’s weird that the hotel has air conditioning but not the rooms. It was airless and smelled of smoke. The bed was ok but the pillows were lumpy. The bar is a place of great sadness - a few scattered people with nowhere better to be. The staff are largely absent but nice enough when you do see them. There are many better budget options in the area.

Went on the coolest day of the heatwave, and my room was so hot it wasn't viable as accommodation. The fact that there was no aircon as standard was both shocking and unacceptable. This type of heat is only going to increase, and they need to respond accordingly. Will never stay there until they do.

Rooms far too hot so impossible to have a good night's sleep yet they will not honour the good night sleep guarantee.. As an aside it's pretty grubby too.

No air con and rooms 35 to 40 degrees. No ventilation. No way you can sleep in this. Get some air conditioning it’s 2026.

Shabby, no AC so far too hot. Check out the reviews from the “D” family. All 3 of them stayed this month and despite never having left a review for anywhere else before took time out to give 5 stars while every other review is crap!!!!!

One bath towel and one hand towel for three people. No telephone in the room to call room service. Dining area was disgusting and filthy. The carpet looked like tar and feet stuck to it as if it was. The furniture is damaged. The breakfast was poor service, no bread, no Nutella, no milk in the coffee machine, no sausages or bacon, this was an hour before breakfast ended. Staff unidentifiable, just wore black, no ID or badge, one lad looked like he was a guest wearing shell suit bottoms and air max, the other dressed in dungarees and covered in tattoos and not professional looking at all, not the standard I’d expect - at least wear a uniform and a badge. Tables were filthy. Lamps broken, armchairs broken and ripped. no cutlery on the tables. Charging early check in for a room one hour early was shocking, especially when it was already ready.