“A night with Roxette”

I chose this hotel because of its closeness to Wembley Central Rail Station and the short 15 minute walk to Wembley arena to see a concert. It was very well priced and fukfilled its purpose for a one night stay. Staff were confused about the Expedia pre-payment and wanted to take another payment from me,m but the manager sorted it out. Everything was clean and presentable, but don't expect the Ritz. It is what it is and no more - worst points were the matress where I could feel every spring in it all night long and breakfast was a very simple buffet of cereal, toast and fruit juice - not quite the continental buffet I expected, but it was OK.

“Semi-decent hotel - good location to Wembley Central underground”

We checked in late which was no problem as they have 24 hour reception, our room was along the main downstairs corridoor and underneath the stairs to the 2nd floor. We booked a double and the room had 1 double and 1 single bed which was fine, the bathroom was a little broken, the toilet roll holder was falling off and it looked like it could have used updating but the shower and toilet worked at least. The room was very noisey when people walked past or were talking in the corridoor but we managed to sleep ok, wouldn't advise (this room at least) for those who sleep lightly. Towels, coffee and tea + kettle were provided in the room along with an LCD TV (only 7 channels though). Breakfast was disappointing, I was expecting an english style bacon and eggs deal with cereal if you wanted it. Instead it was toast and cereal and that was it. The hotel also had a small bar which I didn't try out but looked ok. My main compliants are with the parking and the fact that the staff seem to have no idea about what is going on in the hotel. When I was due to check out my car was blocked in by a van and a 4x4, despite the fact the reception are supposed to record number plates and take contact numbers incase of this situation they couldn't find the person who owned the van so I was stuck there. To sum up: You get slightly less than what you might expect in terms of service, but generally a decent hotel albeit with slightly clueless staff.

“DO NOT GO THERE! I MEAN IT.”

smallest room ever, tiny bed, no towels, forgot my wakeup call, internet only at the lobby, the electricity in the room shortened my laptop.

“seedy location, the hassle isnt worth the cheap rate.”

The primary issue of concern is the the rather seedy location. The ride from central London is approximately 40 minutes on the Bakerloo line via underground. The hotel is situated almost directly across from the Wembley Central station which was relatively convenient, but traveling alone, i did not feel safe in that neighborhood. The room was tiny and the bathroom light didn't work, but aside from that, the staff was friendly and ultimately, i didn't get stabbed or robbed.

“Nice place”

The Hotel is really nice, clean and comfortable compared to other even more expensive hostels. The downside is that it is a little too far, but if you have good transportation passes, then there is no problem.

“1 night for Wembley, ideal. 2 nights, maybe not.”

Lets be clear. This is low cost accomodation that I wouldn't spend more than a single night in, not because of any problems, but more that I would prefer something a little more upmarket. As with many others, I selected it due to it's price and location to Wembley arena, as I and a group of friends were attending a gig. Reception was friendly, room was clean enough though small (twin). Small bathroom also with a slightly leaky shower. Didn't bother with the breakfast so can't comment. I have no complaints. Less than 5 minutes walk from Wembley Central station and about 10 minutes from Wembley Statium / arena.

“Our stay was okay”

We stayed at the Euro Hotel Wembley as we had tickets to see U2 at Wembley. Our room was towards the end of the hotel, the beds were comfortable, the bathroom was clean and it was close to Wembley Stadium (about 5-10 mins walk) Breakfast was continental (cereal, toast, juices, tea, coffee) but that was fine. Overall, our stay was good.

“Not bad”

We stayed here because it was cheap and was close to Wembley for a concert. It's just around the corner from Wembley Central Tube/Rail station and just 10-15 mins walk to Wembley stadium/arena, so location is just as desired. The room was clean enough. It was small and not very stylish, but fit for purpose - i.e. one night stay for a concert. It was uncomfortably warm with no air conditioning, but there was a fan in the room, which helped a little. Our only real complaint was that the window would not shut and could be pulled open from the outside (the room being on the ground floor) making the room completely insecure. We could not therefore leave anything of value in the room at all. It also meant that the very noisy people in the street could not be blocked out and sounded like they were actually in the room with us until 4am. Breakfast was cereal and toast with tea, coffee and fruit juice. Not wonderful, but you do get what you pay for (i.e. not very much). Overall, not bad for the cheap cost, but more like a hostel than a hotel.

“Great location, clean rooms”

Good location - very close to Wembley central train station. Clean rooms Breakfast not so great