The Ambassador Heathrow Hotel  

Cosy , comfortable bed.

Friendly manager, very helpful.

Our first night at the hotel even though the heating was off it was incredably warm in our room.

Nice homely hotel -- not a faceless monstrosity. Enjoyed our short stay but did not stay for breakfast due to our need to meet somebody in the very early morning at Heathrow

Extremely clean. Check in and out of the hotel was very quick. Transportation is very convenient. 5-min walk to the train; less than 5-min. to the bus stop. Neighborhood was relatively quiet.

On a map, the hotel appears to be almost adjacent to Heathrow. It is not very close. The bus service snakes its way in and takes a good 45 mins. to reach the airport. The train routes you all the way back into central London, where you have to xfer onto the tube to get back out. In other words, leave at least a full 3 hours if you aren't taking a cab to get to Heathrow.

Location and parking

Ground floor messy, tv only had 4 channels, breakfast not available when promised, small room, staff/owners could have been better. Not allowed to cancel breakfast to get away earlier.

1) Comfortable room; 2) Clean environment; 3) Freindly staff; 4) Convenient location.

Location is great, staff is very friendly, hotel is more intimate and quiet than a large property

Resonable rate with full english breakfast included and good location in Feltham. The Ambassador Heathrow Hotel is an 18th Century three story house converted to a hotel so has features of both a bed and breakfast and hotel. The owner and staff were freindly, personable and accomodating. It is a block from the railroad station with freqent service to central London (Waterloo Station) through Richmond Station where you can change to the london tube for different routes to or through central London. Shops, pubs and restaurants are a couple blocks away. Rooms are named not numbered and each are unique in size and facilities. My wife and I had a double bed with a three piece bathroom in "Fox's Overlook"? (2nd Floor at back). Both the bedroom and bathroom were small but well furnished and very clean. The hotel has a bright glass-enclosed solarium to partake the full English breakfast but a smaller version or continental breakfast including fresh fruit, cereal and toast is available. Orange and grapefruit juice and tea or coffee are available. Such a hearty breakfast, although a little greasy, is seldom available in bed and breakfasts or included in Hotel rates. Another plus is that it has a couple of separate outdoor sitting areas where we played cards and visited with relatives that live in Hanslow/Feltham. (in addition to a common indoor one that is shared as the hotel reception (office).

If sole purpose is to sightsee in central london I would look for accomodation there and save travel time.

Friendly staff, who bend over backwards to help.

Our room was a bit small.

This was just a lucky find on the Internet, but it is one of the top 5 places I haver had the privilege to stay. Friendly, good service. The owner gave us good advice on getting around London, personally served us an evening drink. The rooms are nicely designed,clean and almost better than home. I strongly recommend The Ambassador Heathrow Hotel.

Had a great stay! Thank you so much. Very pleasant, and excellent staff!

Querky Hotel with room names instead of numbers. We had the Moody room, lovely bed. Convenient for Twickerham. Good breakfast.

The staircase was dusty and in need of a good clean. Parking only enough for 3 cars. We were lucky someone was leaving as we arrived.