High Wycombe Bar Hotel

"Nice and clean room with good runway views depending on what room you get. Quiet and good night sleep. Easy to get to from T5 via POD. Hotel rooms could do with a refurbishment, however, they are totally acceptable for a night "

"Excellent service from the manager and all the staff. The restaurant was 1st class - great food and wine. "

"Great hotel for pre holiday stay "

"All good"

"Nice location and good hotel"

"Some areas very dated. Could use upgrades "

"The Radisson Blu Heathrow, London is a large, attractive and clean. The staff are friendly and efficient. Our room was large and clean, with a comfortable bed. The A/C is not the kind of old-fashioned noisy window unit common in North America. It's efficient and far quieter. The bathtub/shower is European style, only half enclosed. The bathroom had no bar soap. The body wash container was empty, so since that and shampoo are essentially both just mild detergents, I used the shampoo as soap. One serious problem: the side of the bathtub is too high, it’s hard to step over the side, easy to slip and fall. Some hotels that include breakfast provide only mediocre dishes featuring the likes of assembly line white bread and ultra-processed meats. The Radisson Blu Heathrow London, on the other hand, is typical of many European hotels where we’ve stayed over the years. Its breakfast buffet provides a variety of good quality foods for most tastes. Fresh fruits, several fresh and cooked vegetables, a few different adult (i.e., not loaded with sugar) cereals, a few meats, real sour dough bread and a couple others, pastries. And an espresso machine that provides different coffees for most tastes. If you want a hotel near Heathrow airport, this is one I recommend. Just be careful using the shower."

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"The dinner was fantastic, and the Chef deserves at least one Michelin Star. The portions were over-generous - but there should be too much of such marvellous food rather than too little! I think the cost of the 5 minute shuttle - more than £7 per pax - is bordering on extortion!"