Great location, handy for Eastcote tube. Friendly staff, clean rooms. Lovely garden area to sit. We were lucky to get a suite. Safe area to walk around and good amenities at the hotel e.g. fridge in room and plenty of supermarkets, cafes etc on Field End road. Nice chill atmosphere and had chats with locals which I did not expect in London. Loved it.

WiFi a bit spotty. You need to run the shower for water to come through really hot, Brits will recognise this as a combi boiler in eco mode and I respect that in the summer months and with horrendous energy prices. So not a dislike, more an FYI.

we were travelling from far and had requested a room that was on the second floor preferably and one with a bath in it. I am pregnant so wanted to relax before our family function as well as get a decent nights sleep for the long journey back home. Beata the Receptionist catered for our request and I was super grateful. A few months ago we stayed at another hotel and had the same situation unbeknown to us the walls were paper thin and we could hear everything through the night so had a rough nights sleep - not the best when you have a long drive home and need to concentrate. The hotel can do with sprucing it up but if you just want somewhere to sleep with comfort this is your hotel.

I didn't see anything I didn't like

Basic but very clean and comfortable rooms and the air con was a lovely surprise and very welcome as it was super hot weather when we stayed. Used as an overnight for a gig we went to at Wembley, £24 uber to Wembley stadium and close to tube station with free parking! Great location, will definitely stay again.

Only downside was not allowed take out in the rooms, when you’re at a concert until midnight and you want food it’s a bit of a pain you can’t have food in the rooms. I understand the reasoning is some people unfortunately are not tidy. Wouldn’t put us off returning though.

This was once a very old tudor farmouse and ideal for anyone who appreciates a touch of the past from crooked walls, wonky floors and steep staircases. Perhaps not so good for the aged and infirmed but ideal for anyone who likes a touch of times gone by. Room small, warm and cosy. Hot water in shower. Very good breakfast. Friendly staff. Hotel easy to get to on the local bus, and within easy walking distance of Eastcote underground station, and local shopping facilities.

Minor maintenance needed in room 3....wooden toilet paper holder missing, and although there were extra toilet rolls on top of the toilet these could have easily fallen in the toilet. Some of the grouting around the shower needing replacement, otherwise fine.

For the price, you get a very good and room with everything you need, plus a continental and cooked breakfast in the morning. The wifi is included and is a very good signal. The bathroom is nicely decorated and all facilities work to a high standard. Parking is excellent and you're only a few minutes walk away from the nearest tube station (and about 30mins to the centre of London). The staff are very friendly and efficient.

Unfortunately, we found the bed to be rather uncomfortable. Some of the furniture and carpets have seen better days, too. Rooms are not spacious but it doesn't necessarily matter if all you're looking for is a bed and shower.

A perfectly adequate hotel, especially if staying in the new block. On previous stays in the original building, I found some rooms rather cramped and the floors rather squeaky. Staff are all friendly and polite. The aircon works well. A very good breakfast at a fairly reasonable price, despite being subtly encouraged not to choose poached eggs. There is plenty of free parking, bus stops very close, and just a 5 minute walk into Eastcote, which has plenty of shops and eateries.

The wifi in the new block seems to suffer if the hotel is full, making connecting to it impossible at times. I noticed a marked improvement when there seemed to be fewer guests. However, when informed of the problem, the staff were able to resolve it fairly quickly by resetting the router. Based on previous stays, the pillows are exceedingly soft. I brought my own for this stay. Maybe the hotel supplies harder pillows on request, but I didn't ask.

Super check in my family was early and more than happy to allow them to check us all in. Parking for the car was a bonus and safe. only down fall was the double mattress in the family room was not the best though Restful sleep and quiet. Ideal for our family reunion with my 99 year old Father and near Harrow where my family live. thank you too the team at Tudor Lodge for making us feel Welcome and lovely clean surroundings.

family room we had the double mattress was not the best.

I chose to stay at the Tudor Hotel in Eastcote to attend a concert in Wembley and it was very easy to navigate. The hotel is only a short walk from the Tube station and about 30 minutes from central London. I would definitely suggest it if you are considering it to get to Wembley ! The staff was amazing, I had a difficult episode happen to me (not connected to the hotel) while we were there and the staff made us feel at home and supported even thought we didn’t expect it. The room also had a kitchenette space and drinks available to use that made us feel at home. Thank you to this amazing staff, I would choose them again today.

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The location of the hotel is perfect for us in that my son and his family live only 100 metres away in Field End Road and cannot accommodate my wife and I in their 3 bedroom house. Apart from the location we have always found the hotel clean and welcoming. The staff are friendly,polite and efficient.

Very little. Apart from the fact that the bathroom in Room 10 requires an extra shelf to put one’s toiletries etc.. The room itself is rather small but it does have everything required.

Ok it’s a little tired decor wise but I need somewhere I can park the van, get on the tube and come back and just sleep. Shower was excellent. Bedding etc was all very clean. You get 1 day from check in time in the car park which meant I could go into London and not worry about the van. I checked in at 6pm so had until 6 the next day in the car park - an excellent system. The tube is 10mins and has Piccadilly and metropolitan lines so easy to get anywhere. I didn’t have breakfast so I don’t know what was on offer. So yes decor wise it could do with some touches but it is a cracking price including parking and I’ve stayed there 4 times now and notice little improvements each time like the garden area plant wall this time. Eastcote centre is 10 mins walk with lots of restaurants, takeaways etc.

Maybe put a diagonal fillet at top of door to room 2 - there’s an inch gap on one side so you hear voices at reception (but nothing that kept me awake).