This is now known as the Twickenham Guest House. First I must say that the staff/owners are super nice, but the room we stayed in was in need of an overhaul. We stayed in the “studio”, and the room and bathroom had a musty smell. The beds in the room were the best part. They were very comfortable and seemed to be new, with nice bedding. Other than the beds, the furniture was a bit sad. The bathroom was very tiny, and the toilet handle was loose. There was a TV, fridge (which was handy), a washer (but no dryer – not sure where you would hang your clothes to dry), a microwave, kettle and kitchen sink. They provided a few well used dishes, and instant coffee/tea. There was no phone in the room, which was annoying as we needed to make several local calls, and our cell phones did not work in England. This room is separate from the main house, so it had its own entrance. The only light in the room came from a skylight . It is well sealed off because of the traffic on the outside wall, which can be very loud and busy at times, but quiets down at night. The room was cleaned with fresh towels daily, but was in need of a deep cleaning in corners. They provided a full English breakfast daily, which was good, and also had croissants, muffins, fresh fruit and cereal as well most days. We stayed here for a week, but only used it as a place to sleep at night. I thought it sort of resembled staying in a cottage. By North American standards, the price we paid for the room was way too high for what we got, but perhaps English standards and prices are different. They were doing renovations while we were there, so maybe the place will improve.
Twickenham Guest House is just down the road from the rugby stadium, and 5 minutes from the train station (which we took every day). It’s about a 35 minute trip to London Waterloo Station, depending on the time of day, and if you catch the “fast train”. You can catch a bus right around the corner, and top up or buy your Oyster cards from the convenience store also around the corner. It’s about a 15 minute walk to Twickenham main street where there are several shops.
In summary, the staff, breakfast and beds were good. For the price, the overall room, bathroom and cleanliness was not up to standard.
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