A had a great weekend. Hotel is very good located because it has access to the central line. The car park is another plus, fares are absolutely ok.

Close to all the best places in London for an out of town price.

We chose the hotel for its location being close to relatives and we used an oyster card to get about. We crammed in a lot - there is so much to chose from and we had a great time. It was a good job we only required a place to lay our head for a couple of nights as, despite requesting a quiet room we were given the room closest to the busy and noisy a4 road. The hotel was also rather run down, but there were also signs about to indicate that renovations were being undertaken. It's just a pity that we didn't have one of the renovated rooms!.

We arranged a last minute weekend trip to London to meet family who were over from Australia and booked this hotel through Superbreak. ts only a 5 min walk to north action tube station for the central line straight into London, so easy and quick. The staff are very friendly and accommodating and the breakfast was excellent. The family room was a good size but we were at the front of the hotel and the main busy road opposite was quite noisy at night with the windown open but once closed it was fine. They also have a kids play area in the bar so it was lovely to come back after a day in London and relax in the bar with a drink whilst the kids played away. Would definitely stay in this hotel again and also recommend it to family and friends.

Very good hotel, clean and comfortable.Very convenient for tube into central london, 15min walk to station. Staff pleasant and helpfull. We went on the London Eye which was brilliant, beautifull autumnal day could see for miles.

Easy to find, quite close to tube station for trips into London. Aircraft noise was a problem. Hotel rooms in desperate need of updating,smelt musty. Breakfast was very good for continental, but choice of food to eat at hotel/bar very limited to indian food but very nice, and there was no childrens meals.

Visited London to see a band at the shepherds bush empire. Hotel very close to the tube line so getting around was easy. Husband had to work so spent a lot of time in the hotel, which wasn't a bad thing - room was lovely and with their internet and film package I had plenty to do. Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed the first night in England and the last night in England, we arrived from Paris the first day and picked up a car then toured England. We went back on our last day to go to the airport to fly to Dublin, very handy to the airport, price was reasonable, breakfast was very good, indian restaraunt was excellent. The hotel was comfortable and friendly.

We returned to London for a visit, having left to live in Italy 10 years ago. We were very excited to be coming back with our 2 children, one of whom was born there. We weren't disappointed. It was quite emotional to arrive at the Houses of Parliament in the evening as Big Ben struck 9 and the London Eye was lit up - our children were so happy to see it. Customer service was wonderful, London was clean and cheerful - we had an absolute ball (and on a budget too!). The Osterley Park Hotel was excellent, with a great breakfast which set us up for the day. The room was clean and serviced each day, beds comfortable, a short bus and tube ride to the centre - we'll definitely go back more often now. Where was the publicity for 2012 though? Come on London shout about it, you're going to be great hosts!!.

Great short break away - loved it.

Good value for money.

We stayed in London for a gig at the Shepherds Bush Empire and a day at Kew Gardens, then going on for a weekend in Chichester. The gig was brilliant, as was the venue, and we had an enjoyable Polish meal at the Tatra beforehand. Kew was fabulous: we hadn't visited for many years, the weather was kind, and we had a very full day following the Spring walk, ending with dinner at La Cantina in Ealing. Keen to return for the other seasons' walks!The hotel was comfortable, the staff extremely helpful, and the location was well-connected for driving in and then using public transport. The only downside was the cooked breakfast, though there was a good range of cold buffet alternatives. I've fed this back to the hotel, who have responded very positively. On the whole, a good experience.

We were visiting our daughters new university in Ealing that she is going to from October, so most of our time was visiting that plus the campus. We did manage to get some sightseeing in, mainly for her as the wife and I are regular visitors to London. Never the less London was its usual brilliant self where you need not pay anything to be entertained.

Stayed in North Acton at the Ramada Encore Hotel. Very quick check in. Room spacious and modern, with double bed, and a settee which was nice. Bathroom spotless, shower excellent. Breakfast on both mornings was also excellent. Help yourself to anything,and they had everything you could think of. The rooms had wooden floors so expecting some noise from rooms above, but didnt hear a thing. Visit to the museum was good, loads to see and do. The zoo was a bit disapointing, but it was raining. Blood Brothers at Phoenix Theatre was excellent, tickets £22.50 each, well worth it. Camden and the Market was huge, shops and stalls everywhere, but again it was raining so didnt get chance to have a good look around - you would need all day. But a lovely weekend despite the weather. Hotel was near the underground,so it was worth staying on the outskirts as it saved on parking and we didnt have to pay congestion charge. Would recommend this hotel for its location, food, cleanliness and friendliness.

We went to London to see the museums which we really enjoyed, but we could have done with another day, so we will have to return to London again.Our hotel was again up to standard. The room was great- very large with a sofa. This room was as expectred after our first stay at the Ramada Encore in December. The room looked over the carpark this time - last time we over looked the road. The hotel bar was very cosy but a bit pricey.We will certainly be returninhg to this hotel as it was excellent and we could not fault the rooms, service or food.

We stayed for one night in this hotel, it was clean and tidy and staff were very helpful. Only thing I could fault was the time it took on cental line to north acton - this was a bit of a pain as we went out with friends in London for a meal then drinks and had to end up getting a taxi back which we didn't mind doing as it was late but it cost £25.

We went to see my daughter perform her first performance in a small London theatre. The show was great!!

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The hotel was OK but only had a shower and no bath.Ealing Broadway is the nearest area for a reasonable social evening. The north Star pub is OK and Fat Boys & the clay oven are good.

We stayed at the Ramada Encore West because of its closeness to the tube station and with it being on the Central line you can easily get around London from there.We visited the Whitehall area for a Jack the Ripper Walk which was interesting. We did a Thames River Cruise followed by a trip on the London eye. I enjoyed the crise as the commentary was both educational and funny!I got to see Buckingham Palace which I've never seen before and the Diana memorial fountain was also well worth seeing. The weekend was action packed and the weather wasnt the best but we still had a great time.

We have been in London for 4 days, we started the first by going on the London Eye, in a beautiful sunny day, we could see all over London.Then we saw the House of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, then we went to Trafalgar Square and visit the Nationel Gallery in the afternoon. We finished the first day going to see the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. The second day we started from Buckingham Palace, then we went to Greenwich and we visited the Royal Observatory and the Royal Navy Museum, in the afternoon we went on the Tower Bridge and when we went out we could see it open to let a ship go through at 6:00 P.M.The third day we went to Madame Tussauds, and it was a beautifulk experience, in the afternoon we went to St. Paul's Cathedral and Millennium Bridge, and then we visited Tate Gallery, in the evening we went out for a walk in the Mall, Carnaby Street and Piccadilly Circus.The fourth day we atrarted from the British Museum, the we went to Harrod's and in the early afternnon we went to Portobello Road Market, then we took the train (Stansted Express) and we left for Italy at 7:20 P.M.

We had a great time!!!

a fantastic experience make sure you buy to guide when paying for your tickets - worth the extra few pounds

The hotel was very good just a short walk from underground.1st day went to bond st, british museum,harrods then meal at hotel.2nd day tower of london,london eye,buckingham palace,trafalgar sq. & covent garden excellent trip.would recommend taking tourist map,saved time & helped pre-plan trip

Billy Elliot at the Victoria Palace is unmissable - fantastic musical and very funny.The National Art Gallery had a special exhibition on Manet to Picasso with some fantastic Van Gough's. Just amazing to see such masterpieces for real. Very crowded but well worth it -and it was free!Couldn't make head or tail of the bus system but found the tube very easy and at £5.10 off peak all day travel it was very cheap.

We saw Daddy Cool absolutely excellent.Shopping heavenVisit the Living Rooms the food was fantastic

The whole idea was for our 2 children, 11 & 14 years to gain an insight into city life, experience the "hussel and bussel" of London.Eyes widened and faces lit up in the Natural History Museum. The underground faised no-one, squeezed in like sardines although tried to avoid rush hour. Walking around with huge majestic buildings, statues, and places only seen on TV before at your side, acknowledging diversity and individuality of places and people.

My friend came from Norway to visit me for the weekend. She had a wonerful time. The hotel was absolutely the best that I have stayed at in London. The location was great, right around the corner from the North Acton tube station which is a direct shot to the center of London. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting London. And I look forward to my next stay!!!

Staying for just one night for a funeral in London. Hotel awkward to find as in middle of huge roundabout on a one way system and if you miss the turning you cant just go around the roundabout again as one way system wont let u. Hotel nice and clean inside and staff friendly but arrived late and no room service u could oreder ur food but had to pick it up urself we were on the 6th floor! Plastic cutlery and plates not good to cut thru any meat. Check out quick but for the money hotel not worth it.