The Hatton Rooms

Good for what it is. A comfortable bed and clean sheets. Very close to Heathrow and convenient for an early flight. It's very basic.

The hotel was fine, everything was clean. We were lucky to be in a room which had a garden, full kitchen, even dishwasher and a washing machine and a sofa. But not all rooms have all of this. Bathrooms are shared, there is a tiny bathroom on the ground floor and then there is a bigger one upstairs where is a bathtub with shower. You are informed about the shared bathrooms so that's not a downside. LHR is very close, you see and hear aircraft flying almost directly above you so if you don't like noise, look elsewhere. I am an aviation enthusiast so I liked this, Myrtle Avenue (great planespotting spot) is just about 5 minutes of walking away. There is a Hatton Cross subway station about 15 minutes of walk away, this takes you straight to LHR. ! The check-in system is a bit sketchy, the day before your arrival you receive an e-mail with the passcode to the keybox in which you find the key to your room and also you receive a passcode and instructions for the main door, but I have encountered a guy who had his booking through some third patty website but didnt receive the follow-up email so he was out of luck, couldn't get to his room and it was nighttime so nobody would pick up the phone to help him. I booked through booking.com and everything went fine, so I recommend booking through booking.com but not through any other website I recommend if you need a reasonably priced stay near LHR

After reading the reviews I was terrified of what might await me, but it wasn't bad at all. Cleanliness - as for English standards (very low, must admit that) it was normally clean. Room number five is worth recommending. This is where you have access to the garden, a full kitchen with a stove, microwave and dishwasher. Someone wrote that there is no wifi? I don't know what someone meant, there is a normal strong connection. One bathroom? Well... You live in a house divided into five rooms, it's like a hostel. A big minus is the lack of curtains and drapes in room 5, but let's say that at night it is so dark outside (the room has windows to the unlit garden) that you can forgive it. Remember that you are right next to Heathrow airport and planes take off literally over your roof every 3-5 minutes, at first you can go crazy but after a few hours you get used to it :)