B&B di Epsom and Ewell

"The hotel is only about 3 blocks. From Paddington Station which is great. Several underground lines pass through Paddington which makes transportation around town convenient. The hotel is small and does offer a free full English breakfast. Very kind lady in charge of the breakfast room. Man at reception was very helpful at check in. I had a single room and very honestly it was terrible. I felt like I was in a phone booth. If you could stand in the middle of the room you could touch both...

"Basic needs met in a reasonably priced (including a free car park on site) hotel. Nothing to fault really. Reception / manager very friendly and efficient. Even though 2miles away from Slough town centre, it is served directly outside the door by a very frequent, nearly 24hrs bus service."

"We like the location as it's very tranquil, 10-15 minutes walk to Hammersmith Station. Good restaurants nearby. We had one meal in the bar which was very nice. The room is very clean and staff were very friendly and helpful. They will help you with your luggage if asked. There is no lift to the rooms. Our room 1 is right next to the stairs so you will hear people hauling luggage late at night after arrival or checking out early in the morning. I understand in the old days the sink has the hot...

"Great value for money. The staff are great. There's free parking onsite and additional street parking until 8am."

"Yes"

"Great stay - wonderful, friendly staff"

"Amazing breakfast, wonderful hosts, great location. Highly recommend. "

"Great to have Nespresso coffee. Nice large room although small bathroom. Great pub meal in the evening, and great breakfast - the (loud and older) breakfast 'maitre de' did the work of 5 young staff! 👏"

"Tile in Bathroom broken with sharp edges,dangerous could cut feet. Extremely small shower not easy for an82 year old. The first night was extremely cold and night desk manager did not tell us how to use the covered old water radiator when we called down to ask for portable heater. We were only told the next morning."