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Commongate Hotel |
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131-133 Markhouse Road
Waltham Forest
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E17 8DQ
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Independent Hotel |
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1 Star B&B |
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Description |
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Commongate Hotel London offers no frills, affordable accommodation situated in
the East of London. You will be able to walk to nearby Walthamstow Central
Station and hop on a train on the London Underground to visit famous places such
as Leicester Square and Oxford Street as well as taking the short journey to
local tourist attractions that include Lloyd Park, William Morris Gallery and
the Lea Valley Experience Museum. This popular hotel is selling out fast so book
now to secure your room!
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The Commongate Hotel
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A typical twin ensuite room at Commongate Hotel
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Newly refurbished, family run Commongate Hotel London provides affordable
accommodation with 30 single, double, twin and triple sized rooms all with
ensuite bathroom. Also included in your room you will find several useful
amenities including a colour television with DVD player, tea and coffee making
facilities and a desk. Friendly multilingual hotel staff can provide a wake up
service every morning, ensuring you rise early enough to enjoy the delicious
full English breakfast. |
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Facilities |
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24 Hour Reception / Bath / Cd Player / Central Heating / Colour Television / Desk / Dvd / Fire Escape / Ground Floor Access / Hairdryer / Hotel Safe / Iron & Board / Newspaper / Parking / Parking Garage / Shampoo / Shower / Sitting Area / Smoke Detectors / Tea & Coffee / Television Lounge / Toilet / Wake Up Service / Wash Basin
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Attractions |
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Commongate Hotel London is located in the East of London, close to a number of
local attractions as well as Walthamstow Central Station. You can use
Walthamstow Central Station to travel to Central London and visit world famous
tourist attractions that include Leicester Square, London Eye and Oxford Street.
You could also stay in the local area and visit some of the local sites such as
Lloyd Park, Lea Valley Walk, William Morris Gallery, Vestry House Museum and the
Lea Valley Experience Museum. |
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Check in from: 2 am
Check out by: 10 am
Commongate Hotel London can provide an
iron/board and hairdryer on request. Private car parking is also available on
request for a fee. |
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Travel on the Victoria Line to nearby Walthamstow Central Station, which is just
a short walk from Commongate Hotel London.
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Exit Walthamstow Central Station onto Hoe Street and turn right. Walk along this
road until you come to Queen’s Road on your right. Turn into Queen’s Road and
walk to the end of the road. Turn right into Markhouse Road and Commongate Hotel
London will be located on your right at numbers 131-133.
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| Ashley Frieze, British (07 December 09) |
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Seriously, don't go there. This is a cheap hotel, but it's not worth paying for. Some reviewers have described it as grubby; this would be the same as describing the titanic as "slightly soggy". The hotel claims to be undergoing renovations, but there was no evidence of this, or indeed any form of cleaning or laundry. The staff are polite and even helped us by phone for a taxi to get us away from the place in the morning. This is the only good thing I can say about the place. Some specifics. The room was heavily marked. Coffee splatters on the walls had not been wiped off. The sheets did not look clean and had suspicious looking marks on them. The toilet was not clean and was beyond the point where it could ever be truly cleaned. The towels were ragged and unpleasant. The wardrobe was in late stages of chipboard disintegration. The TV and DVD was a 14" screened bubble of a unit, which would look at home at a tip, and whose remote control was handed to us with the key of the room (an indication of the usual clientele they must get). The tea and coffee making facilities were present, but we didn't think even boiling water would be sufficient enough to sterilise them. On top of that, the traffic noise from outside made it hard to get to sleep and the smoke alarm going off every 5 minutes between 1am and 3am kept waking us up - this was caused by a guest smoking in a room, rather than a fault in the fire safety system, but the end result was the same
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| Alice Baverstock, British (19 September 09) |
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Not clean enough. Other than that fine - room was quite large, facilities what you'd expect for the price, road noise bearable, breakfast fine and staff pleasant
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| D. Petzer, British (04 July 09) |
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This hotel was OK but could really benefit from a good cleaning out. It was grubby on the floors, doors and walls. This was my only complaint. Staff friendly and helpful
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| Mrs Jean Harris-Forth, English (11 May 09) |
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Very comfortable and adequate. No frills, but most importantly a comfortable bed, plus tea and coffee facilities. The staff were very pleasant. I would definitely book again.
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| Laura Breen, British (27 February 09) |
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Basic but okay for the price, with tea making facilities and a comfy bed. Not sure about the other things they mention on the website though - the TV didn't work, there was no DVD and the room was a little shabby. Easy to get around from though, with friendly (if sometimes confused) service. Perhaps they were mid renovation when we stayed?
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