Western Avenue
Greenford, UB6 8ST Nightly Rates(136.79 - 166.10)3 Star
Property Description
This is a very comfortable 3 star hotel which has 68 en-suite and air conditioned bedrooms, which is only 9 miles from Heathrow Airport and 13 miles from Central London. The hotel restaurant - The Bistro serves a wide selection of Modern English dishes. The hotel has a traditional English pub serving a range of Young's ales and excellent bar food. Surrounded by an excellent road and rail network to the Bridge Hotel is easy to reach - ideal for reaching the local business community and for the leisure traveler. Our local business community includes IBM, Glaxo SmithKline, Gallaher International, Tetley, Wincanton Logistics and Ultra Electronics to name but a few. We are also an excellent venue for that small meeting or larger conference of up to 80 delegates.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Room Features
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All Rooms Feature: * Alarm Clock * Bath Tub * Cable TV * Coffee Maker * Cribs Available * Desk * Hairdryer * Highchair * In Room Movies * Iron/Ironing Board * Modem/Dataport * Radio * Remote Control * Rollaway Available * Shower * Smoking Available * Sofa Bed Available
Double Bedroom
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En-suite bedroom with one double bed and bath/shower. These well appointed rooms feature extensive in-room facilities and are fully air conditioning for those balmy summer evenings. All rooms have as standard Satellite sports channels, in-house movies, tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, guest toiletries and modem point. Complimentary outdoor parking and coffee/tea. Maximum occupancy 3 including children.
Twin Bedded Room
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En-suite bedroom with two twin beds and bath/shower. These well appointed rooms feature extensive in-room facilities and are fully air conditioning for those balmy summer evenings. All rooms have as standard Satellite sports channels, in-house movies, tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, guest toiletries and modem point. Complimentary outdoor parking and coffee/tea. Maximum occupancy 2 adults, 3 including children.
Handicapped Double Bedroom
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En-suite bedroom with one double bed and bath/shower with grab rails. These well appointed rooms feature extensive in-room facilities and are fully air conditioning for those balmy summer evenings. All rooms have as standard Satellite sports channels, in-house movies, tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, guest toiletries and modem point. Complimentary outdoor parking and coffee/tea. Maximum occupancy 2 including children.
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1100
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1991
Renovated in 1997. 20 rooms renovated
68 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Join M4 head west, leave at Junction 4B onto the M25 Northbound -Uxbridge-. Leave at Junction 16 -M40/A40- go east towards Central London. Leave at A4127 Greenford, at roundabout take the London bound slip road as if going back onto the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
Join M23 Northbound, leave at Junction 7 onto M25 west bound. Leave M25 at Junction 16 -M40/A40-, go east towards Central London. Leave at A4127 Greenford, at roundabout take the London bound slip road as if going back onto the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
Follow M40 southbound until it becomes the A40. Take exit for A4127 Greenford, at roundabout under the flyover, take the London slip road as if going back on to the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
At Junction 16 -M40/A40- go east towards central London. Take the A4127 -Greenford- at roundabout under the flyover, take the London bound slip road as if going back on to the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
South bound leave at Junction a4127 Greenford, at roundabout take the London bound slip road as is going back onto the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
Head west on the A40. Take the A4127 to Greenford, when you reach the roundabout, go all the way round the roundabout and take the London bound slip road as if going back on to the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
Join the M4 southbound, follow until it becomes the A4. Take the A4127 Greenford exit when you reach the roundabout under the flyover, take the London bound slip road as if going back on to the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
Join M1 south bound, leave at Junction 6A onto M25 south bound. Leave the M25 at Junction 16 - M40/A40- go East towards Central London. Leave at A4127 Greenford, at roundabout take the London bound slip road as if going back onto the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
Take A308 north onto the M4 heading east to Central London. Leave at Junction 4B onto the M25 north bound. Leave at Junction 16 -M40/A40- go east toward Central London. Leave at A4127 Greenford, at roundabout take the London bound slip road as is going back onto the A40 and take the first left at the garage.
From central London, take the Central Line Tube or main line train from Paddington. Turn right out of the station, take the left -Uneeda Drive-, at the end of the road turn right and the Bridge Hotel is on your left hand side.
The Bridge Hotel is situated in an excellent location just off the A40, west of London close to Uxbridge, Ealing, Ruislip, Park Royal, Wembley and Harrow. London Heathrow is as little as 15 minutes away. We are just a few minutes walk from Greenford Station which serves both London Underground on the Central Line and British Rail services into London Paddington.
*Heathrow (LHR) - 9 mi E *Gatwick (LGW) - 54 mi NW *Luton (LTN) - 36 mi S
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date only.
Cancellation Policy
Through the Internet Site where your reservation was made, all cancellations must be made by 1200 local hotel time on day of arrival to avoid a cancellation and/or no show charge equivalent to a 1 nights room and tax stay.
Restaurant Information
On Site Restaurants
* The Bistro Hous of Operation: 0700 - 0930 / 1800 - 2130 Food Types: modern English Dress Code: casual
Meeting Facility
Meeting Rooms
* 3 Meeting rooms available. * Capacity of 80. * We are also an excellent venue for that small meeting or larger conference of up to 80 delegates. * Please contact hotel directly for further details.
Attractions Located Nearby
* Buckingham Palace - 11 mi W * Glaxo Smithkline - 1 mi S * IBM - 1 mi S * Lego Land - 17 mi N * London Eye - 14 mi W * Madame Tussauds - 11 mi W * Science Museum - 12 mi W * Tetley - 1 mi S * Theatre Land - 12 mi W * Windsor Castle - 16 mi N
Cities Located Nearby
* Heathrow - 9 mi NW * London - 13 mi W * Uxbridge - 9 mi N * Windsor - 16 mi NW
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