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The room was very clean, good space and everything we needed. Really trendy room style. Staff friendly and approachable. Around a 7 minute walk to Wembley Stadium and Arena, 5 minutes to Wembley Stadium train station and around the same to Wembley Central. Only 2 negatives: Our shower seemed to be slightly blocked as the water did not go down quickly. This meant the water did overflow slightly. The breakfast - Although there was a bit of choice, there was really no choice for vegans. No alternative milks, yoghurts or hot breakfast items. Lots of pastries and cooked items - just no vegan things!Alongside this there was one coffee machine for all of the customers! This made the wait pretty long. All in all, a recommended hotel - I would just not pay for breakfast again.

The stay was amazing. I love the big and spacious design of the hotel room and we only paid £60+ per night which is a huge bargain for this hotel. The room has a big toilet and shower area too. Everything is clean and tidy as well. Even though the location of the hotel is not very near to the city centre as it is in Zone 4, the hotel is situated very near to the Wembley Park station. Other than that, there is the Wembley Stadium, the London Designer Outlet (shopping) and Macdonalds really near by. I enjoyed my stay here (:

I chose this hotel because of the location. I’ve been caught out before when looking for a Wembley hotel. If you choose a hotel on the main walkway between the stadium & the Wembley Park tube station, it can take you over 30 minutes to get to your hotel - due to the volume of people leaving Wembley & all going the same way to the tube. This hotel is on the other side of the stadium which means your quick walk back to your hotel is in the other direction to the flow of people. The hotel is more of a good 3 star than a 4 star, but it’s fine. The staff were pleasant, & our room was very nicely decorated. I would stay here again.

PROS Nice clean place. Very clean shower and toilet. Nice Thick pillows Good bedding Comfortable bed Lovely customer service from receptionists 3 min walk from Wembley Central Station 4 min walk from 18 bus stop Cons Smallest double bed of its kind Very small room but still cosy. Breakfast not worth extra. £5 wifi for 24hrs £10 parking per night We stayed for 1 night and we would stay there again. We have found our stable, 1 night away from the kids, budget hotel :-)

I really had a great time at Hilton Wembley. What an exprience, the hotel is three minutes work from wembley stadium one of the best soccer venues in the world and Wembley park station (great transport network). The hotel is situated in a less busy part of London which is good for quiteness. The serveice at the hotel was great and everyone was friendly. I will recommend the hotel to everyone.

That was really great. I just stay one night. I choose that hostel because it was not so far of Wembley arena (I went for a concert)and he seems great in pictures. That's the truth. It's not very far of the centrum either (20 min with the tube). The dorms are clean and the beds are comfortable. The environment is also great. I recommend that hostel (and the other one : palmers lodge swiss cottage).

This was my second stay at the Wembley Plaza and I will most likely return another year!! The hotel has a 24hour desk service and the staff is really service-minded at all times.The hotel is situated next to Wembley arena and the conferencesenter.The raiwaystation is nearby and the bus-services are really good.It is not to far away from the tubestation either.There is also a nice shoppingstreet nearby.And best of all;the prices at the hotel are really affordable.

Hotel had everything in a neat and compact layout. Has hair-dryer/shampoo/soap/coffee/tea/air-con. Best thing was that it was really clean and the beds were really nice and firm. The hotel is right next to a police station. There isn't a lot of parking so must let them know in advance. South harrow station is less than 10 min walk and there are buses right outside that can take you north to harrow on the hill. Also, a large supermarket is just down the road past the gas station, about 5 min walk. Breakfast was more than adequate. Great location to get to Wembley and back but is a fair distance from downtown (about 40 min on the tube).

Perfectly located just off the motorway, with free parking, and close, very close to Kingsbury station which is just one stop away from Wembley stadium. Will always choose this hotel for any future visits to the stadium. there are a couple of pubs close by, Wetherspoons is very close and a great Turkish restaurant also very close. Tesco convenience store just across the road is useful also. Brilliant hotel for Wembley events.

Was bit dubious after reading some reviews but we were pleasantly surprised. Free parking spot. Great start. Check in was a little bit slow and staff weren’t the friendliest but once checked in, went to room 506 and was pleasantly surprised with room facilities, size and cleanliness. We were going to a gig in Hyde park. Wembley Park tube station is a 5 min stroll away. Then about 30mins by tune to central London. Had a comfy sleep. Check out was again, not the friendliest. We had hoped to leave car in car park (& pay the charges for that day) in order to go back into central London but we were til they needed the car park space. Bit frustrating. However, we found a great NCP car park next to Wembley Park tune station. £6 for all day parking!!! Much cheaper than hotel would have been. Would definitely stay again for convenience and location. I would again hope to park at hotel on night of stay, then I would check out and move car for cheaper parking.

I stayed at the Ibis in Wembley for 10 days, we were very skeptical about booking any place in London for that length of time, as we were afraid of being very disappointed, our major concern was getting a clean room for a reasonable price in London. We would definitely recommend it to anyone who is in doubt: it is worth it and closer to central London than you would expect. Don't be put off thinking it is in a too far zone (it's in zone 4). It is better to stay there than many of the much more expensive and quite disgusting places that are on offer in Zones 1-3. We booked through an online website and printed hotel vouchers. The check in was quick and the staff friendly. The double room we had was clean and spacious with enough storage place for clothes as well as luggage. Another good surprise is the nice shower; there is no bath but I prefer a shower anyway! I did not use the coffee sachets everyday but when I did it was refilled the same day. The restaurant offers good meals, reasonably priced and well presented (the mixed grill platter). Wembley Stadium is right across the road and so is the train stop when you see the train timetable display just go down the stairs to the platform. (You don't hear any train noise from the hotel room.) The train does not run very frequently; an average of two trains per hour but it's worth getting a timetable. It's 10 minutes on the train to Marylebone were you can get the tube to central London which is just a few minutes on the tube. We used travel cards, get one which includes Zone 4 and it can be used on the train to and from Marylebone. If you would like to walk for 7 to 10 minutes you will reach Wembley Central Station where you can get directly on the Bakerloo line to central London. Another option I used once but would not use again is getting off at Wembley Park tube station stop. It is not nearby the hotel it is about a 15-20 minute walk which feels much longer, you basically walking around the stadium.

A tremendous find and exceptional value for money. There was good communication from Anna before check-in and during the stay. I am a light sleeper and Anna was very accommodating in switching me to a room away from the main road. I appreciated her doing this on an Easter holiday, as it involved some effort to move and reconnect the TV to the new room. The rooms are kept nice and clean, and well-equipped with everything needed (kettle, toaster, fridge, plates, bowls, cups, cutlery etc). The mattress though is slightly worn and could have been firmer, but this is a matter of personal preference and I managed to sleep well. I breakfasted a couple of times at Morrisons cafe (2-mins away) and Harrow-on-the-Hill tube station is about a 5-mins walk. I would certainly stay here again; a modern, clean property in a safe neighbourhood with excellent, friendly staff who go the extra mile. Thank you, Anna!

After booking quickly and not reading the reviews I was slightly worried when I read them on the way to the hotel but honestly we couldn’t fault the place. Perfect location for Wembley stadium, parking on site and a great price. The decor in the rooms is a bit dated but as frequent backpackers this place was a palace and we booked the breakfast, which was great value too. The reception and restaurant staff were all friendly and helpful - great place to stay!

stayed here for one night as was attending a festival function in Wembley Park area. Could have stayed in hotels near to the Hall, but were out of my budget. However, Harrow-on-the-Hill is only 7 stops from St Pancras International (central London) and 2/3 stops from Wembley Park. The hotel itself is a short walk from the main shopping area of Harrow-on-the-Hill. I was meant to stay in a single-ensuite but got upgraded to double-ensuite. What a comfortable bed (didn't want to get up in morning, 0 noise from outside) Loved the ensuite and Lotus biscuits :o) Any questions I had about the local area, transport, rebooking etc etc were all answered by the Manager and when I returned at 1am, the Manager was there to open the door for me. Truly a friendly, professional warm and welcoming service I received. (thank you to the Manager Kamaal for making my stay great and thank you to the new female [sorry I didnt catch your name] Receptionist to showing me to my room and opening the door :o))

I stayed here for one night and paid £45 including breakfast - I wasn't looking for anything more than somewhere to lay my head, and the Lindal delivered in this respect. I'd suggest £45 is a good price considering the outer-London location. The room itself was basic but ok. The 'important' parts were clean enough - bedding, towels, carpets etc. but there was a significant amount of dust on some surfaces, some electric razor clippings on the bathroom shelf and some litter on a flat roof outside my window. Nothing too serious and easily remedied via a more vigilant cleaning regime, but it just demonstrated a lack or care or pride in the hotel. The shower head holder was also broken. Beds were ok, the staff were friendly and breakfast was good quality-wise but there was not an awful lot of choice. If you just need a place to crash and are not too concerned about plush surroundings, the Lindal is just about acceptable for £45. If you like a little luxury or are travelling with partner/kids, the Lindal is probably not for you - pay a little more and go for one of the 'chains' instead.