Chiswick Moran Hotel, Chiswick

We were very lucky when we stayed at the Chiswick Moron, because we got a deal knocking over 50% from the room cost. This is the first time we had stayed in a four star hotel in London and found ourselves very impressed. The rooms were beautifully furnished and decorated, with lovely comfy beds and pillows and a nice view of the city. My only complaint was that the location was rather far from the tube station, but the quality of the hotel and the excellent service of the staff by far made up for that. I would definitely like to return in the future, especially if I am able to get a similar kind of deal.

We stayed for a night at the Chiswick Moran Hotel a couple of weeks ago. Located at the end of Chiswick High Road, about a ten minute walk from the centre of Chiswick, the hotel offers large rooms in a modern building.

Our room was very well appointed with a big, comfy, king-size bed. There was room for two armchairs, a coffee table, a large desk and chair, and an LCD TV on the wall. There was plenty of storage in the room, with two bedside cabinets, two wardrobes and a chest of drawers. Conveniently the room already had an iron and ironing board in the room -- proper ones too, not the built-in sort you sometimes get in hotels.

The bathroom was also large, with one of the walk-in rain showers mentioned by GCattermole. To begin with this seemed a bit feeble compared with the power showers I’m used to, but it was actually very relaxing and a lot like standing in a heavy downpour! The bathroom also had a separate bath, which was a bonus, and a speaker in the ceiling hooked up to the TV.

The bar and separate restaurant, situated downstairs on either side of reception, both looked stylish and modern, however we didn’t make use of either facility as we had other plans.

The car park underneath the hotel costs a hefty £20 per 24 hours for non-residents; those staying at the hotel are charged a more reasonable £10 per 24 hours.

I would recommend this hotel if you fancy staying somewhere comfortable outside the centre of London. It’s close to both rail and tube stations, so getting into town shouldn’t be too much of a problem.

The Chiswick Moran Hotel is on Chiswick High Road, close to the end of the M4 and the North Circular Road. The hotel has 121 rooms with LCD TVs and interesting details like hidden wardrobes and interesting lighting. Some of the rooms have wet rooms with “walk-in rain showers” instead of a conventional bathroom.
The public rooms are smart and modern; there is a small fitness room and an arrangement with a local much larger gym.
The bar has decent bar meals, and there is a separate restaurant with a modern British menu.
There is a reasonable amount of parking on site for a reasonable additional charge.
I recommend this hotel, especially for the rooms which are better appointed than most.