The Broadway Hotel - London Heathrow

I stayed in a superior room on the second floor. I was visiting with my Indian in-laws to do some Diwali shopping in Southall, and the location was perfect. There were many Indian shops, sweet shops and food places nearby, all within walking distance which made things really easy for us. The room was on the smaller side but quite nicely done inside. I really liked the lighting and decor, and the bathroom was modern. The bed was comfortable and had everything we needed for a few nights. The staff were probably the best part, easy to talk to and always around when needed. Didn’t spend much time in the hotel during the day but it was a nice place to come back to in the evening. I would stay here again, especially for the location and the room itself.

It is an older building and you can tell in some of the communal areas. There is no lift which might bother some people, but the staff were very gracious regarding this and helped with our bags. You do get a bit of street noise as we are right on the high street.

The location is probably the biggest advantage of this hotel. It’s right in the centre of Southall, so there are plenty of restaurants, shops and transport options within a few minutes’ walk. Very handy if you’re visiting the area or travelling to Heathrow. The room had all the essentials, including tea and coffee, toiletries, toothbrushes and slippers. Everything was clean and comfortable, and the staff were approachable whenever we needed anything. Parking isn’t directly outside the hotel, but there are options nearby and reception can help direct you, which makes things easier if you’re unfamiliar with the area. It’s a busy high street, so naturally there’s quite a lot going on outside. The hotel has taken steps to reduce the noise through improved windows, which is worth knowing if you’re concerned about staying somewhere central. There’s also a manned reception throughout the night rather than just an unattended entrance, which is reassuring. Overall, it’s a practical and welcoming place to stay, particularly if you want to be close to everything Southall has to offer.

The location is probably the biggest advantage of this hotel. It’s right in the centre of Southall, so there are plenty of restaurants, shops and transport options within a few minutes’ walk. Very handy if you’re visiting the area or travelling to Heathrow. I got offered an upgrade at a small cost which I took. My room had all the essentials, including tea and coffee, toiletries, toothbrushes and slippers. Everything was clean and comfortable, and the staff were approachable whenever I needed anything. Parking isn’t directly outside the hotel, but there are options nearby and reception can help direct you, which makes things easier if you’re unfamiliar with the area. It’s a busy high street, so naturally there’s quite a lot going on outside. From my previous stay, I had noticed that the hotel has taken steps to reduce the noise through improved windows, which is worth knowing if you’re concerned about staying somewhere central. There’s also a manned reception throughout the night rather than just an unattended entrance, which is reassuring. Overall, it’s a practical and welcoming place to stay, particularly if you want to be close to everything Southall has to offer.

No breakfast available. Room clean and excellent shower.

Access to rooms via a steep staircase, suitcases need to be carried up. A very helpful member of staff did carry a suitcase up to my room.