The hotel is really closed to the metro station Ealing Common, in a nice area outside the city centre, but rich in shops and restaurants. The feeling you have is to be in a tipical English village in the countryside. However, we found that the hotel is a rather old structure: the lift was not working during the first 2... More

Stayed here with my wife for two nights in May. The hotel is about 500 metres from the Tube station. Room was fine, loads of hot water and was clean. Breakfast was very expensive at £15.50 so we went to a cafe across from the tube station and paid £3.70 for a full English breakfast. Overall recommended if you are... More

Near ealing common tube , but it s still 20 minute ride from Piccadilly circus Room is bit old n tired Bathroom so small and dirty Good things is wifi is free More

I stayed at the London Ealing hotel recently and really enjoyed the experience overall. The location is so convenient with direct tube to central London,proximity to both tube stations,quiet area. This is apparently the ex-Ramada hotel soon to be refurbished in a year to the Doubletree brand . The staff was very proactive and attentive to all the clients,especially Reem... More

A friend and I stayed here during our first trip to London. The hotel had just changed from a Ramada to just the London Ealing Hotel. The hotel room keys would not work, so each time we left and returned to our rooms a member of the staff had to come up and let us in. The food was awful,... More

The hotel was very good. Only 5 minutes from the subway . There were many shops near the hotel such as restaurants,dominos pizza,pub. The stuff was very kind and helpfull. The room was good,clean and spacious for 2 persons. I recommend it More

I stayed for 3 nights and found the hotel to be comfortable but tired. The executive room or suite as they are called was a decent size with a nice bathroom. The TV system is old fashioned with a very limited choice of free channels. The bed was comfortable. Breakfast is cold fruits, cereals etc or buffet fry. I has... More

I stayed here with my mum for one night. The hotel is on a main road but was difficult to find as it is set back and there are is no clear signage and our coach sailed past it at first. There is a car park at the back - charging £20.00 over night. Our coach had real trouble getting... More

The Hotel that is :-), however as it seems to be under new ownership, Hilton Double Tree, (it is no longer a Ramada) they promise to and have aparently started to refurbish the rooms. From the outside the hotel is certainly unispiring and walking from the tube station (200mtrs away) does not look great. As I was looking for a... More