incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - The bar is an ideal venue to enjoy a pre dinner drink ... more
before heading to the Willows Restaurant, which offers an informal atmosphere while serving the best in traditional English cuisine with an extensive wine list to...
This modern hotel offers comfortable, well-appointed en suite accommodation, superb ... more
facilities, great service and excellent value for money, in a convenient location with superb access to the region’s main roads.Near junction 12 of the M4, the hotel’s ...
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Located just off the M4 junction 12, the friendly Comfort Hotel Reading West is an ideal ... more
base for Reading, Newbury, Aldermaston and Ascot Races.Enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the bar before heading to Willows Restaurant. The restaurant has an informal atm...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
A small friendly hotel with an informal atmosphere offering a very warm welcome The ... more
hotel is extremely well located on the main A4 Bath Road very close to Junction 12 of the M4 motorway with easy access to both Reading and Newbury For those in search...
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The hotel is located near to Junction 12 of the M4 Motorway and just 5 minutes drive from ... more
both Arlington and Green business parks making the Holiday Inn Reading West an ideal choice for the business traveller on the road Facilities boast free car park...
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Advantages: It's relatively cheap to stay in the room, so it's not all too bad. Disadvantages: The staff, the prices in the restaurant, I know it's London, but I was shocked
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When we decided to book our trip to New York for my 18th we knew the only way to really get to London, was by National Express. Only one of us drives and that person doesn?t feel safe on motorways. The National Express journey was terrible, but when we booked the package, we also booked a hotel called ComfortInn. We were quite shocked when we were dropped outside of Terminal 5, to then have to wait about 20 minutes for another bus to get to the hotel.
I myself was quite shocked to find that the trip took about 20 minutes to get to the ComfortInn; I thought it would have been on the doorstep of Heathrow, but apparently I was very naive in this aspect. I truthfully thought that when we got to the airport, we?d drag our suitcases around the corner and then ta da, we?ll be at the hotel. This is my own fault ...
Advantages: Good rooms, well furnished and clean Disadvantages: Service is poor and very very slow
Earlier this year we took a trip around the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, booking up cheap hotels and testing just what you could get in the price range of £25-40 a night. Our fourth night away saw us return to the tiny town of Ouray where we had stayed just a couple of nights earlier in another budget hotel called the Ouray Chalet Inn. Of the five budget hotels we used on our trip, the ComfortInn had one of the better rooms but unquestionably the worst service.
Since we'd spent time in Ouray already we had no problems finding the hotel, tucked away on a side street in the middle of the town. On our first trip to Ouray we'd arrived from the north along very good roads but this time we came in from the south along the terrifying 'Million Dollar Highway' - a 25 mile route winding through the mountains between Silverton and Ouray ...
Advantages: Cheap room with breakfast in City Centre location Disadvantages: Dated decoration, not very well cleaned, noisy
much on one nights accommodation as once you add it to the price of the hotel rooms you start getting to the £80/£90 mark.
After much deliberating we decided on the ComfortInn in Bishopsgate which is located pretty centrally within a stones throw of Leeds train station and the hustle and bustle of the main shopping areas too. The room was priced at £59 for bed and breakfast, which we felt was very reasonable and we decided to park our car at a friends house who lives just outside of the city centre and then get the bus into Leeds to save on parking fees. Another plus point of the hotel other than the location was the fact that they provided breakfast as most places only seemed to provide accommodation on a room only basis.
The journey was quite straightforward, having driven to Leeds on many occasions I found my way very easily ...
