Great location, bus stop right outside, bus or walk to train stations; laundromat just up the road. Room quiet, mine was 2nd story facing the rear - a good location. Clean and comfy room, small but all you need, and tea/coffee facilities in room. Many restaurants nearby, but the pub served excellent food also - very friendly staff in both accomodation and pub. Loved the cooked breakfasts!

Really nothing I didn't like; in fact I extended my stay. For me, travelling alone, and the room I got, everything was fine. With large suitcase/luggage, you will probably need to catch the bus from train station, but there are plenty of services, and it's very easy.

The property is in a calm neighbourhood, rooms are airy and with good light. Not at all cramped like all the London hotels. Staff is extremely polite and helpful. They provide you with a good breakfast spread at a reasonable price. There are a lots of food option to choose from. Toilets and washrooms are neat and tidy.

Location can be a little far from the main location but there is good bus connectivity to the tube stations. Rooms are a little shaky because of the proximity to a high traffic thoroughfare and the tube underneath but not a major negative.

Excellent service, helpful staff . Enjoyed our 3 day stay , manager helped us a lot with luggage.

I didn't meet any staff in person but the contact through text was helpful in letting me know how to access the property. The bed was comfy, the en-suite a good size, and there was a bottle of water provided along with the tea and coffee making facilities, which I thought was a nice touch.

It was a bit far away from my work venue at Regent's University, but a single bus ride took me to the doorstep (the 189), and so it was not too terrible to sit on a bus for 30 minutes. on the flip side, the location of the hotel means that there were plenty of dining choices within 100 yards, which was great.

A great stay at this Hotel, chose here as room rates were more competitive than London Central Hotels, the room was a good size and quiet, shower great, staff very friendly and helpful, location a little out of Central London, but using the No. 16 bus and the Bakerloo underground line gets you in and out of London in around 40mins.

Blackout blinds or curtains at the bedroom window would be good unless you particularly like waking up at 5 am, just a suggestion

Booked for one night as we weren't sure the location was right for our needs. We were booked into Ronnie Scotts. It was easy to get to Central London, on bus and tube 1/2 hour. The room was clean and modern, and the bed was VERY comfortable. The lady who runs the place was lovely, smiley, and really helpful. (I forgot to ask her name,sorry)we ended up staying a second night even though we hadn't planned it! We were very happy with everything. If you are looking for a good priced hotel, this is a great place to stay, no frills but great!

Lovely building - loved the stained glass windows going up the stairs. The staff sent entry information via the booking.com app and text which were easy to follow.. The room was clean and presented really nicely. Loved that there was kettle and tea/coffee/milk. There were towles, and the bathroom also had body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. The shower heated up well. The bed and pillows were very comfy. When I came back on the second night, the bed had been remade, and a new towel had been put out. The main road has a good selection of green grocer's and fast food places as Mcdonald's and KFC are nearby.

The sound of traffic on the main road goes on quite late, so I'd recommend ear buds for anyone sensitive to noise. The curtains were blackout, which was great for me. A small bit of light came through on one side, so I'd also recommend bringing an eye mask for those really sensitive to light. I stayed a couple of nights and didn't see the restaurant open, so it would be good to update the hours.

The Windmill is a 10-15min walk from Kilburn Station (London Underground), which takes you right into the city. You can also choose to go by bus (the bus station is right in front of the hotel). Alternatively, you can catch a cab via Uber and Bolt - I never had any trouble getting one within 5 min, no matter what time of the day. There's clearly a trade-off between the price of the hotel and it's location on outskirts of London. However, you won't find a much better value for money. The Windmill is a simple but wonderful place to stay and Christin, the owner, is an outstanding host. I'll be back!

Friendly lady on reception. We arrived earlier than the check in time, although our room wasn’t ready, she gave us a different family room that was ready. She was really helpful too with advice on how to get to Wembley stadium. £15 for car parking, definitely worth it as this was in a locked area joined to the accommodation, so the cars are secure. Room was perfect for our one night stay. Kettle, tea,coffee etc available in room. Plenty of towels for all of us. Shower room a good size. Check out at 11am meant no rushing around in the morning. A Wetherspoons right opposite, reasonably priced food and drinks. Train station to Wembley no more than a 10 minute walk.

The only negative was the constant traffic during the night but it wasn’t a big enough issue to stop us staying again.

The Windmill is a wonderful place to stay. We came to go to Wembley. The Windmill is only 4 stops on the Jubilee line which also goes straight into central London so perfect location at a decent price. Right from the start the communication was brilliant agreeing the time we would arrive and arranging car parking. Super helpful and friendly. Beyond this the Windmill is not just a hotel but it has a great feel with a light and airy bar. The bedrooms are of a good size with high ceilings and were clean and comfortable. Breakfast the following morning was lovely. We would stay here again in a heartbeat.