Park Grand London Heathrow

Nice hotel but a bit pricey for what it was. Not in a nice area really and the amenities were pretty standard. Close enough to Heathrow airport that it did the trick for my wife and I. Next time I would find somewhere cheaper and closer though.

Impressive. Other than the location (which I’ll speak to in a bit) this hotel was surprisingly impressive. I didn’t know what to expect with the «plus» behind the Best Western name. I’ve known these Motels to be dingy and nothing more than mediocre. This was neither.
Upon checkin, the receptionist was very cordial and fairly quick to complete the process (probably could’ve been a bit faster). She was very polite though, so I didn’t mind the lack of urgency. The lobby was very clean, with a bar/​pool table to the left with some patrons watching «football» (better known as soccer) on TV. The elevators, hallways and all seemed very new. Walking into the room immediately put me at ease with my decision to stay at a Best Western. The initial decision was based purely on the fact that this hotel is very close to Heathrow Airport, but the quality of the room added to it. The furniture and lights were very chic and modern, something no Best Western hotel seems to be familiar with. The beds were also very comfortable, with down comforters and pillow-​top mattresses.
Other than the inconvenience of location (about 10 minute walk to nearest underground station), I wouldn’t mind staying here again.

This is the second time that I’ve stayed here for a week at a time. The rooms are comfortable and clean. Service is friendly. I had the buffet dinner for the first time and it was a great selection and tasted incredible. For the price in London, this hotel is definitely worth it. The only downside is that there really isn’t any place to walk to. You need a bus to get to the nearest… anything. If you can get over not having a huge selection of shops (which is what I’ve done) I would recommend. I stay in London frequently and this has been one of the better options I’ve come across.