navelfluff

Yes, much closer by public transport. Wembley Park is just two stops / 12 minutes on the Metropolitan Line from Baker Street. Contrast with Ealing Common, which is 10 stops / 23 minutes from Green Park.

pauleeepaul

Rooms veery small at this property for a suburban location. Agree the breakfast is good.

squeakr

Now fixed.

Thanks.

Squeakr

Co moderator HH

Analise

This whole thing confuses me, Squeakr. Some threads have the word "Review" in block letters highlighted in blue on the subject line of the thread. I wrote a review using the Flyertalk form and there is no such highlight to indicate I filled out a form to write a hotel review. Thus why would anyone take the time to read what I wrote?

So what exactly was "fixed"?

Lesson learned!

That's how the Doubletree was designated by TripAdvisor and Google.

I know Ealing from having played tennis at their Lawn Tennis Club years ago. I like the neighborhood plus the fact that 2 tube lines are just a 3 minute walk away from the hotel.

According to Google Maps, the Hilton Wembley is a 9 minute walk to the Wembley Park station. A mere 3 minute walk (especially if it's raining) is preferable. I don't mind an extra 10 minute ride on the tube as I commute on the NYC subway daily. The price I got per night including breakfast along with my enjoyment of Ealing makes an extra 10 minutes each way worth it. Plus when you account for the faster walk to Ealing Common from the Doubletree as compared with the walk to Wembley Park from the Hilton Wembley, the difference in travel time is just 5 minutes.

I was on the 5th floor which apparently is designated as HH rooms. The room wasn't tiny.

russ1h

Hi All
I have been staying here for 1 night a week over the last month I am pleased to say they have started giving room upgrades and drinks vouchers. Apparently the Hotel has had a recent audit from Hilton and been told to do this to come up to brand standard. Not sure if it is same for Gold.

wizla

Ryanardo_daVinci

I stayed here last week, checked in at 3pm and was told by check-in that they would like to upgrade me but no rooms have come available yet, I can wait for an upgraded room or check in to a normal room now.

Opted for immediate check in and was given extra drinks vouchers and an extra cookie.

Overall, very happy with my stay here. No lounge, but the room was nice, bed was comfy, AC worked well and breakfast was good quality and good selection.

I was e-mailed a survey a few days later which I completed with good feedback, then was sent a very nice and obviously personally written e-mail from the GM.

corporate-wage-slave

I've only had a few stays here (3 I think) and I remain somewhat conflicted about the place. Some of the rooms are small and suffer from a bit of traffic noise, other rooms are a reasonable size and are fine. The place is a bit soul-less I feel. But it can be very good value for money, it often has very low rates compared to central London. It is very close to South Ealing tube station, and 10 minutes (1 km) from Ealing Broadway station, or an easy 112 bus hop, pretty much door to door. The latter means that if the timings work, the Heathrow Connect service for LHR T5, T3 and T2 makes it quite quick to get to/from. Plus being on the North Circular means it will be accessible for many road users too. There are a good selection of shops and restaurants in the immediate vicinity. I suppose it serves a purpose if room rates elsewhere are high, and one's expectations are fairly modest.

jms_uk

est-gratuite

The bathrooms in the normal rooms are VERY small and VERY narrow.
Honestly, this may be well be the smallest bathroom in a hotel I've ever seen.
Toilet stalls in public bathrooms have more space than here.

On the plus side, windows can be opened at this hotel.

est-gratuite

I can confirm that they are still giving 2 welcome drink vouchers to Diamond members here.

richardhall99

Just arrived here. No gold upgrade but they seemed pretty frazzled as the key card system is down so staff accompanying each guest up to their room

Room is a standard and it's a bit tight although quite nicely decorated

Cookie and a drinks voucher offered. Is the drinks voucher a new thing for golds as had got it on last two stays at DoubleTree

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richardhall99

richardhall99

Slept OK last night and the hotel was handy for the underground station as we needed to be in Hammersmith. Parking was £14.50.

Breakfast had a nice wide choice of option

Overall this is an ok hotel if driving into London on M4 or M40 and would stay again but would book a bigger room.