3/5 - Okay
1) To fix noisy sounds from the banging metal bar on the exterior roof-wall next to my room during windy situations. 2) To provide toiletries in the shared bathroom.

Location: Perfect
Reviewed on 2 Feb 2026

Stayed in a superior twin room on the 5th floor, which was clean and comfortable, with a walk-in shower (important because I have mobility issues). It was on the small side but not cramped. The decor seemed to be fairly new and in good shape, of a dark gray neutral sort. Staff on check-in were friendly, ...
Reviewed on 3 Feb 2026

Basic but clean, helpful staff and great location.
Reviewed on 1 Feb 2026

Fantastic stay! The room was much bigger than expected, had everything we needed for a short stay. Great location and couldn’t fault the staff
Reviewed on 31 Jan 2026

Great place!
Reviewed on 4 Feb 2026

Location was great. Free hot drinks and water in the foyer was great.
Reviewed on 2 Feb 2026

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1) To fix noisy sounds from the banging metal bar on the exterior roof-wall next to my room during windy situations. 2) To provide toiletries in the shared bathroom.
Pleasant location a convenient distance from the centre of London and the clinic in Chalfont St Peter we were there to visit.
Wasn’t overly keen on Uxbridge shopping. We did travel into Watford that was recommended by a member of staff which we loved
Had no idea Uxbridge had a rural area!
Enjoyed our visit to National Trust Cliveden as well as a nice walk round Colne Valley Regional Park in Denham
Uxbridge is quite far from the city centre and even Wembley, its best to take the metropolitan tube. It was a very quiet area and very calming which was nice but the journey was quite long. At least you get a good nights rest
