Euro Hotel Wembley

Overall Rating

35 out of 36 HostelBookers customers said that they would recommend 'Euro Hotel Wembley'

Euro Hotel Wembley offers value-for-money two star accommodation in the Wembley area. The hotel is conveniently located away from the hustle of the city but close enough for easy access to Central London.

Firmly established, the friendly management and staff at the Euro Hotel Wembley have continued to provide the visitor to all sporting, music or business events, and always welcome and convenient overnight stay in pleasingly comfortable, relaxed and pleasant surroundings at affordable prices.

Furnished in bright, attractive designs, from the Breakfast Room – where a choice of a full English or Continental Breakfast is served – to the well-appointed spacious bedrooms, a reassuringly extensive range of guest amenities come as standard.

Accommodation Information

As Euro Hotel Wembley has ensuite single, double, twin triple or quad rooms available it can accommodate you or your family at an affordable price. A television, telephone, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities are supplied as standard.

If you just fancy relaxing in the hotel one evening you can take a seat in the guest lounge and watch TV, or talk to other residents.

Location Information

The main geographical feature of the city is the river Thames, which meanders through central London, dividing it into northern and southern halves.

The central area and the most important sights, theatres and restaurants are within the Underground's Circle Line on the north bank of the river. The trendy and tourist-ridden West End lies within the western portion of the loop and includes Soho, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Regent St. The East End, so beloved of Ealing comedies, lies east of the Circle Line; it used to be the exclusive preserve of the Cockney but is now a cultural melting pot.

There are interesting inner-city suburbs in North London, including Islington and Camden Town. South London includes a mess of poor, dirty, graffiti-ridden suburbs, such as Brixton, which have vibrant subcultures of their own and are in many ways where the real vitality of London lies.