This hotel is very modern, slightly impersonal and quite expensive. The room was fine, the breakfast was excellent - although the design of the bar and restaurant was not to my taste - too open (a bit like an atrium, which made them noisy). The hotel also gets no points from me as they charge £15 per day for internet usage. I will stay there again for the business convenience of its location, but I wouldn't be too keen to stay there on a leisure or social basis. On balance? OK, I suppose.

Have reviewed this one before and the good points - stadium, atmosphere etc all remain the same.

However having just returned from a night here for my birthday I experienced a room I consider poor value. First we were given 315 which had one double bed and a cot. Not much good for my 7 year old son. My friend returned to reception and was given 338.

Now this room looked totally different to the others we had seen. It faced onto the road and had views of Twickenham town through windows that were nearly the length of the room and covered in horrid industrial net type material. It was essentially a corridor with a two beds. In addition there was no pictures on the walls or little touches anywhere and the table lamp was broken and wonky. Most of the other rooms have very high standards of decor so I don't know what happened here. It felt like one of the rooms they keep when overbooked or something. The bathroom was large but being so empty was terribly noisy if you were in the room - you could hear everything if someone used it.

We had a very nice dinner in the restaurant. The staff were great and the waitress on duty gave me a dessert on the house as a birthday treat. Wine was a bit pricey £5.90 was the cheapest glass on offer. they do have a fridge in the room so you can bring your own if need be.

We weren't able to swim (using the gym next door) as children are only accepted at certain hours 1.30pm - 3.30pm on Saturday and not at all on Sunday. This was disappointing.

Best thing is seeing the players though. Gloucester were playing Quins at the Stoop but the team were all at the hotel. Very surreal seeing them meet in the lobby and walk over the road - then turning to see Sky TV (all over the bar) to watch them walk on the pitch! Cool!

Large, modern clean hotel with big rooms and big beds. We went on a unusually quiet day (New Years Day) but was very impressed. The only gripe was the car park is a good 5 minute walk away at side of the Twickenham Stadium and outside. Would not have been any good if was raining. I expect the hotels usual guests are dropped off by coach at the front and don't have this problem. Otherwise all good. Good breakfast and on this occasion all very reasonable on the money.

Lovely hotel and obviously very new but service, rooms, bars and restaurants were all smart, clean and just excellent. The family room was spacious, superb beds, TV and bathroom were first class and the steak breakfast enough to break any appetite!
The only slight downside was the signs to the car park when approaching the hotel from any direction but that is round the back of Twickenham Stadium on Rugby Road but once found very handy albeit a 300 yard walk to reception and it was not raining!
A step up from the usual Premier Inns but expected in the slightly higher price.
Ideal for visits to Twickenham and Harlequins and Toulouse Rugby were staying at this hotel during their recent match at The Stoop.