Four Points Hotels in London

Friendly staff quick check in and out excellent location close to restaurants shopping and hospital. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Good hotel for the price. This is my usual hotel when in London will stay here again

Really satisfied, the front desk service attitude is very good, and they gave us cookies to eat, the room is also very clean, the elevator downstairs can only be swiped by card, the safety factor is very high, a very satisfactory experience

Nothing early, don't know how to breakfast? Two queen beds, suitable for children! The hotel is located near the city centre and the transportation is very convenient. There is a parking lot next to the hotel, but I didn't drive, so I don't know if I have to charge! The parking spaces on the roadside are all charged, self-service payment!

We stayed here for 4 nights in August of 2022. Check-in was good, the room was nice. Big enough and clean. I noticed the bathroom exhaust vent was extremely dirty but not a big deal. First morning I went to make coffee and went for a shower. I came back and there was only about a cup in the pot. I checked and the filter basket was full because it had the wrong coffee pot and the lid didn't touch the button on the bottom of the basket. No big deal. I made it work and went to the front counter to get a different coffee pot. I was told one would be brought to the room but none ever was. Friday night, 1:00 am and it started getting noisy in the hallway, people coming and going loudly, partying across the hall. Finally at 2am I called the front desk and the noise quit 5 minutes later. Until 7am the next morning when the partiers started leaving, loudly. I do require more than 5 hours sleep so this was annoying. Saturday night, 1:00 am I wake up to the sound of a young child running up and down the hallway squealing with delight, 5 minutes later and adult running after the child playfully chasing him yelling too. At 2:00 am it gets really loud, must have been 10 people in the hallway laughing, joking, yelling. I've had enough and open the door and yell at them to stop making noise as some of us are sleeping. The noise quits. 3:00 am, there's a knock on our door. I ignored it but I'm thinking it was somebody from the front desk. When I go to a hotel I expect to be able to sleep reasonably well, maybe a bit of noise but I've never had a room that was this loud. EVER.

This hotel is especially good, clean, easy to travel, highly recommended, forget to take pictures.

Underground parking in the winter is a nice perk. As I was traveling for business, mine was complimentary, but I believe it's charged at $20+ per day otherwise which seems a bit extreme for London. My room appeared to be clean, but had a strange smell. On further investigation, a soiled diaper had been left in my washroom's garbage. I understand that mistakes happen, everything else did appear clean -- but this oversight ended up making me question the overall cleanliness of my room. The smell didn't dissipate after the diaper was removed, and the layout of the bathroom was mindblowingly awful (see photo), so I asked to switch rooms. Staff were very apologetic and accommodating. I was moved and upgraded to a large suite. This room instead smelled of patchouli -- less offensive, but for a hotel that has signage saying it's scent-free, it seemed strange and again made me question the cleanliness. The continental breakfast offered was very slim -- not a ton of variety, and the layout was very tiny for the number of people, although the dining space was large. With other long-term stay hotels in the vicinity, I'm not sure I'd try my chances here the next time I'm in town.

With a stay at Hotel Metro, you'll be centrally located in London, a 1-minute drive from Budweiser Gardens and 5 minutes from University of Western Ontario. This hotel is 4.1 mi (6.7 km) from Fanshawe College and 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Citi Plaza Mall.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, limo/town car service, and express check-in.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring iPod docking stations and Smart televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers.

If you are very budget conscious, and your only concern is a clean bed to sleep in, this will meet your needs. We checked in during the Brier so rooms in the downtown area were scarce. The only rooms available here were their studio rooms. One had a kitchenette and the other did not. The one without the kitchenette had a small fridge with a microwave seated on top and a coffee maker on top of the microwave. It was dark and very small. There was little space around the bed. The heater/AC unit was situated next to the bed. As it was very warm in the room, we turned the AC on. But we had to turn it off when we went to bed as the cold air was blowing directly on the person sleeping on that side. The bed was very firm. The other limited furnishings (there was not place to unpack your clothes) were old. The tub in the bathroom was very narrow and dangerous to stand in as you showered; it was an old fashioned tub with curved sides and a very narrow flat surface so you had pressure on your ankles as you stood there. The staff were friendly and overall it was clean. But, I would not recommend for more than a 1 or 2 night stay and then only if you can't find anything else or are looking for cheap accommodations.

The location of the hotel is very good, located in central London, less than ten minutes walk from the train station. Breakfast is a standard North American style with a coffee tube. There is a parking lot, 14 Canadian dollars and tax increase.