Pet hotel in Wembley

“Nice hotel, central location with paid parking here. Friendly reception with a bar and dining area too. My room was very good, the Travelodge beds are always very comfortable. The razor socket in the en suite is only active while the light is on, so not ideal to charge my electric toothbrush. Ask the food I ate here was good, the restaurant got quite busy too at times. The noise levels are very high as the hotel is adjacent to the North Circular, this always has heavy traffic and is loud. I will definitely stay here again when working in Wembley. Best friendly and helpful staff.”

“I've been few times at this hotel and is good. Nice and clean. There is a free private parking for the guests of the back of the hotel. Big restaurant and tables outside at the back. The receptionist is a nice guy. This hotel is good at all, but you can see my video on YouTube. Just search for Bridge Park Hotel, 16 Hillside, Brent, London, NW10 8BN - 25.06.2025”

“We stayed at the Ealing property back in 2022 (me and my furbaby, Dumpling) and the property was perfcet for us in a great location with parks surrounding and close to shops and transport. Nicola and Idan were so great at providing all the assistance we needed and nothing was too much trouble. Really great experience and highly recommended.”

“What an amazing place!!! I cannot fault anything about my stay, from a really comfortable bed, to great service. Breakfast freshly prepared for you, what more could you ask for, this is definitely not my last stay.”

“Always clean and tidy good breakfast friendly staff will carry on using this accommodation as long as I'm visiting Wembley”

“The best guest house in this neighbourhood. Very clean rooms, excellent breakfast, very ideal location. They even have a well designed open space within the facility where they allowed us to hold a small graduation party. The place is so lovely and I recommend it anytime.”

“Hotel is in great location, easy to access via public transport. Room was spacious and surprisingly quiet even the room faced busy roads. Every member of staff was kind and accomodating from check in. Breakfast had plenty of options, from cooked meals to cereals. Plus point that they serve coctails as well. It was a great stay. Thank you! Aida”

“clean rooms. very helpful reception. close enough to train stations for convenient tourist trips. close to a Tesco grocery. I recomend.”

“We had a pleasant stay at the Ibis hotel, very close to public transport and leisure activity centre. Also a large parking to choose from, so no issue coming here by car. The hotel had a nice atmosphere and a good reception area The rooms were cleaned very well by Gogu and Mariana, so thank you to them. Only beware the bathrooms are rather small, but otherwise would recommend this hotel to anyone considering it.”

“Very convenient accommodation in great location, access to the kitchen is a additional benefit of staying in this affordable place.”

“Excellent Location and Value for Money Stayed here during an event at Wembley Stadium—couldn’t have asked for a better location! It’s just a short walk away. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the room was clean and cozy. Great value for the price. Will definitely stay again for my next visit.”

“Never been to this Travelodge before but I’ve stayed in many and this one is a good position, close to the end of the M1. It’s a little convoluted to get here, certainly if you’re coming down from the M1 but Google is your friend so just follow her directions and she will guide you in. There is parking…..yes you heard right, there is parking at the rear of the Hotel and I had no problem, even with the big Audi. The parking registration computer was broken so Erica the receptionist explained and gave me a form. Special mention about Erica, she was lovely and explained about breakfast, which I had booked. There was a large party in so advised I get down PDQ after 0800 to get a fuss free sitting. She sorted me a room which was on the opposing side of the hotel to the train line which runs at the back of the car park and I guess could be noisy in the night. I got into 208 on the second floor and it was the same as normal, boring but familiar, which as a business customer, is exactly as you would wish. The room was clean, tidy and well set out. I love that there are USB sockets x4 although maybe 2 could be USBc if I was being picky. Overall the room was great. I didn’t give it 10 out of 10 because there were a couple of things which let it down somewhat. The first was possibly the only thing I would actually complain about and that was the toilet flush which the chrome was breaking off which left jagged and will certainly cut your finger if you were unaware or maybe a child. The rest are just observations which wouldn’t affect your stay but maybe not what you would expect from a company of this stature. The chairs were both damaged, the desk chair because it was not ment to fit under the desk and rubs each time. The shower extractor is very rusty, as is the bottle opener, there is condensation damage to the bathroom mirror and mould on the shower wall holder. Would this stop me coming again? No, not at all as it fits my needs exactly.. I will mention the toilet flush though”

“I stayed in room 606 on Friday 5th December 2025. I arrived late. The night staff were very nice, polite and informative and the morning staff were equally as gracious. The room was very clean and tidy, a bit chilly but soon warmed up after I turned the heating up. Breakfast was vast and delicious and the cafe was clean and tidy. Parking was free, as long as you key in your reg. If you arrive late remember to key in for 2 days if staying for 1 night. I would recommend the stay.”

“We got given a guest room on the upper floor at the end left, number 210, it faced the Harvester parking lot and the Harvester building rear extension. The guest room was big, it had 1 double bed, with enough empty space to fit another. The tables were the freestanding type found in the Travelodge old style, not the fitted. I expected to get a bathtub on seeing the old furnishings and the arch, of which was mounted below the ceiling between the bathroom and the bedroom, but it actually revealed to be a shower, although it was bigger than normal, I assume it was in the larger old style. The hotel exterior looked unfinished, as the clapboard covering was only on the upper half elevation and not on the lower.”