The Tower Arms Hotel

The hotel looks very nice from the outside. Admittedly we went here for a meal as the menu on the website looked really good. WRONG the menu was limited and the food was awful. The barmaid who served behind the counter was continuously drinking her drink while serving which is very bad mannered although she was not impolite she really did not care. The food was overpriced and was not great. Would not recommend it or go there again. Whole experience fell flat on its face

Stop here whenever I can, on business West of London. Very friendly staff, rooms comfortable and very reasonable. Breakfast included and plenty of it, good choice of ale, lager and cider. Food looks good but as yet havnt tried, shop and Indian restaurant 50 meters away, ample parking and close to the Elizabeth line station in Iver.

Easily accessed from the M4, and close enough to sea Heathrow without being bothered by it, this hotel is divided as a pub/restaurant/hotel. Please ask about disabled access rooms, but everything else is accessible. I had a two bedroom room, not the largest, but I wasn't staying for more than a night or two. The room was a little tired, but most definitely cared for, and immaculate. Plenty of tea, coffee, and biscuits, ask at the bar if you should run low. Bathroom immaculate with the usual gifts of soap and shampoo. I'm not sure what the evening meal arrangements are as such, I ate in the pub area, the food was pub prices, hot, tasty and plenty of it. Expect the same at breakfast, it's obvious that the chef here knows his trade. And a pint doesn't require a second mortgage. This place is a little out of the way, Iver Station is the nearest rail service, about five minutes walk, or taxi or your own vehicle. Plenty of parking, but this is in ULEZ. There's a couple of local restaurants/takeaways, and two local shops. If you're feeling adventurous Uxbridge and Cowley are within driving distance. Staff are fantastic, I knew that as soon as the first thing the receptionist did was to explain the fire escape and mustering arrangements. Very professional. All in all ideal for a night or two if you've business in town, or wanting to catch an early flight, but don't want to bankrupt yourself staying at Heathrow. But judging by the size of the place, hosting a party or wedding do is probably not out of the question...ask them!

What a lovely little pub..! Quirky and homely.. come down for a 6 day stay for work and i can not complain at all. yes the room is small but did fine fine. The owner and the FOH staff have been fantastic brilliant service and the food omg!! I will be staying again and I would recommend to anyone. if its a quiet stay your after this is the place. Was made to feel welcomed from the start and met some very nice folk. It's just a great atmosphere all in all.. and the pizzas are spot on 💯

The actual pub was astonishing. Love the vintage feel, playlist consisted of 00’s hits which was phenomenal, the food was some of the best I’ve had and everything about it is stunning. The rooms are amazing and comfortable with a nice fresh feeling with mini gardens/opening doors to lead to the instantaneous fresh air. 10/10 recommend. One of, if not the best place I’ve had the pleasure of staying and eating at out, during stopping out for work nights away

This was a last minute booking and only budget rooms were available. However, as I only needed one night, a budget room was fine. Unfortunately, this was very budget in terms of appearance but not so in terms of cost. Despite the sign outside saying rooms from £45, the room cost me £80 (Inc. Breakfast) for a Saturday night out of holiday season. On arrival, there was no light pull switch to turn the light/fan in the bathroom on and off, I asked for this to be fixed and it was quickly resolved. I am surprised and puzzled why this was not spotted during cleaning??? Or by the previous occupant?? My room, room 8, was located at the end of a corridor and a key provided to use the emergency exit and stairway beside my room for convenience. Unfortunately, this was used by someone at 3.15am, twice, and the slamming of the external emergency door directly beside my door, woke me quite abruptly. I wondered if this corridor was occupied by staff as one member of staff mentioned that their room was next door to mine. On a plus side, the room was clean, the staff friendly and the breakfast basic but fine. However, I would expect to be able to draw the curtains fully even in budget accommodation.

We stayed in a Chalet which was gorgeous, really cosy, bed super comfy, bathroom great, shampoo etc in room and tea/ coffee making facilities,small sitting area out the back, really quiet , pub lovely, staff welcoming and Friendly , would recommend

Stayed for one night whilst visiting London. Excellent location a few minutes walk from the Elizabeth line with direct access to central London in around 30mins. Rooms were small but very clean and had everything you'd need. Small courtyard outside with seating. Breakfast included in the room rate was good. Choice of cereals and a full cooked breakfast. Staff were very helpful, welcoming and friendly. Overall a great spot for a short stop over.

Decided to have a little weekend away. Arrived friday evening . On arrival told we had order food straight away as kitchen was closing 8.45pm The food was fine we only had a snack. We booked a superior twin room on ground floor. The room very small and very little storage. Tea and coffe making facilies but no where to make them. The beds were very small and not comfy as they had very sharp frames which dug in your legs when getting up. The bathroom was small but clean and had a walk-in shower. Breakfast was ok, but stopped serving at 9am which I feel is too early on a weekend. This hotel is ok if you are catching a flight or going for a day trip. But not the place for a relaxing weekend. I was up ealier than when i go to work!