Ahad London Staines-upon-Thames Heathrow T5

Very comfortable bed and nice location. Only negative is the fact that the mains radiator never came on and the front desk didn’t do anything about it when notified so was a little cold. Shower was also difficult to turn off.

While this hotel is central, major bathroom renovations are needed. In addition the lift wasn’t working and people in my group had to climb many stairs to get to their rooms. I couldn’t fault the service of the breakfast crew.

It was a good clean room and a nice hotel all round the only issue was that the room bathroom door wouldn’t lock so my child could walk in on me luckily that didn’t happen

Convenient location— nice rooms and friendly staff

Very simple Mercure hotel in Staines. If you can, stay at the Swan across the river instead

The receptionist was extremely pleasant and helpful. I had a very nice room and drink on the terrace watching the sun go down.

Stayed one night, decor is outdated but bed and pillows clean and comfortable. Had the river view although it was a shame I couldn't actually open the balcony due to security straps. Unfortunately there was a door into another room next door, which was locked of course, but I could hear every word the couple next door were saying just as if they were in my bathroom.

The river view balcony was amazing

We stayed at this hotel following the fire at Heathrow airport that cancelled our flight. The price was perfect, the location was amazing and the staff were just incredible. From Magda in the morning that made sure breakfast was always a wonderful start to the day to Kira that served us drinks and dinner in the evenings. They were both incredible and are an immense asset to the hotel! The rooms were very comfortable, the food was plentiful and great quality! I would recommend this hotel for anyone in the area of Heathrow. It is not right at the airport, but a quick 20 minutes by taxi. Because of this, the traveler is close to the airport but away from the hustle and bustle associated with the airport. Shops are very close by, the train station is near as well as a large number of bus routes.

The staff was just great! Helpfull and kind

All hotel staff were prompt and courteous with requests. We especially enjoyed the lounge area. The hotel is conveniently located along the river, which provides a scenic walk to restaurants, shopping, and train station.

Está muy bien y tranquilo

Está muy bien y los empleados del hotel te ayudan mucho y son muy amables

Very friendly staff on an excellent position on the Thames

Some of the reviews weren't great for this hotel so we were pleasantly surprised. The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. Good mid range hotel

Overall a good experience. My 3rd floor bedroom was very cold despite the provision of a small portable electric radiator which was ineffective and probably expensive to run. This differs to my travelling partner’s experience who said his was too hot. Other than that the hotel is finecc bc and I would use it again.

We stay here frequently. This time was for our anniversary. The location is perfect and the staff could not be any friendlier. We will be back soon

Easy check in lovely room lovely veiw

While the staff are helpful and courteous, the hotel is poorly maintained and badly designed. There was no prior information about parking charges. The first room (61) was difficult to find, and upon arrival, I almost stepped on a loose nail from a detached wall kickboard (which I had to move back to the wall). The thin windows let in loud road noise, the shower curtain pole was rusted, the bath soap holder was broken, and the table’s veneer was peeling. There were no power sockets within a metre of the bed, which I needed for my medical device. After checking two other rooms, they placed me in a disabled-accessible room. As someone with wheelchair-bound family members, I found it disappointing. When considering wheelchair bound customers, a stain on the floor greeted me, the wardrobe was inaccessible, and the fridge (which could be used for medication) was unplugged with no way to turn it on. The fridge door opened the wrong way, the kettle was too high, and the bathroom towel rail was difficult to reach. The room faced the car park, but excessive furniture would make it hard for a wheelchair user to close the curtains. Definitely not what I expect from a Mercure or for the price paid given there were much cheaper options available with higher quality nearby. Oh and the heating doesnt appear to work, small portable radiators not btu suitable for the room size are provided without explanation that the heating isn’t timed.

The property was ok but needs a renovation which I believe is underway. It was a chilly night and if you opened the curtains the cold wind blew through a gap in the doors. The room looked dated as did the bathroom. Hot water took an age to come through and getting a balance on the shower tap between scolding hot and freezing cold needed the steady hand of a brain surgeon to get it just right(which I couldn’t get). The bar/restaurant area had basic tables and chairs and felt sterile. The main restaurant was closed , I believe for renovations, and this may be better once it is reopened. Noise from the nearby train line and planes taking off from Heathrow did disturb but hopefully, if renovated, double glazing will cure this and the cold draft. It is not a terrible hotel and the staff were friendly. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean. Parking was convenient and there is a ten pound overnight charge which is ok for parking that is lit and covered by CCTV. It is convenient for Heathrow as it is only one junction down. If you want luxury, pay the extra and stay at a Heathrow airport hotel. If you want to save a bit of money, this is probably a good option. Hopefully, a good renovation will improve the quality of the rooms.