The Bridge Inn

You get what you pay for, its not bad but its not great. The hotel can get noisy beucase of the flight path, trains, and traffic if you keep your windows open, but you cant do much about that. The staff we met were really nice and friendly, they had forgotten the towels on the bed, but we fixed that fairly quickly. We didnt interact much with them, but they seemed nice. They did have some late lock ins on the Friday saturday night, which went on till about 12.30, I didnt mind it as I was really drunk when we got home and I went straight to sleep through it. One thing that could improve though, is spending a tiny bit of money on the little things. Giving the room a kettle that wasnt covered in YEARS worth of limescale and grime, just spend a few quid, buy the rooms a new kettle. The tvs are REALLY small, its wasnt a massive issue, but it just seemed a bit pointless. The hairdryer heated up, but didnt blow, it just glowed red hot. The bathroom light cord on the shared bathroom was black with years of grime, a £5 and 5 minutes, that could be changed, and make it clean. Change the toilet paper dispenser box from the 1970s with a normal toilet roll holder. These arent massive complaints, just the little things that could really make things so much nicer for the future. Beds were pretty average but it was the summer, and it was warm. This certainly isn't a scathing review, it was a nice trip for the price we paid, and im happy with what we got for the money. Just hope some honest feedback will help improve things for the next guests. Wish you all the best in your business though.

It was a bed for the night. The staff were friendly but the room could do with updating - stained carpets and curtains were not very appealing. There should be information given about how close the property is to the railway line and that loud music will be playing in the bar until closing.

Reasonable price and condition Check in was straightforward, dealt with by bar staff who showed us to the room. The room was clean, contained two single beds and one chair. Tiny en-suite, but it had what we needed. Bedding was clean but rumpled, didn't create great first impression. Breakfast not included, but that wasn't an issue for us as we were up and out very early in the morning. Location was the main reason I opted for this hotel as it is 2 mins walk from where I needed to be! For the price it was quite reasonable for a London stopover and I'd happily stay here again if I needed to be in this area.

Fair priced, en suite, comfortable room, with tea & coffee making facility, in a traditional, welcoming pub that has excellent food, drink and a friendly atmosphere. Ideal location adjacent to Isleworth railway station, SW London, so is only a 20 minute train journey from accessing the underground, or mainline rail network. A reasonable priced Uber ride away from all major London attractions, while being able to stay in a quieter part of the Capital. Great place to stay while being able to meet up with relatives and friends who can easily get there by rail, if they don't want to drive.

There was no breakfast on site. No teaspoons in rooms. Not told doors are locked and no key to get in. My friend had to phone manager at 3am after I had to walk all the way back to her house - 1 miles away.

Great location, friendly staff and locals