Devonshire Hotel

“Lovely Family Run Hotel Excellent Value for Money”

We stayed at the Devonshire Hotel on 22nd April and stayed in one of the rooms at the back of the hotel, which was great because we came back very late and managed to avoid disturbing other guests. Our room was spacious and the bed really comfortable. There was plenty of storage space and the bathr… more

We stayed at the Devonshire Hotel on 22nd April and stayed in one of the rooms at the back of the hotel, which was great because we came back very late and managed to avoid disturbing other guests. Our room was spacious and the bed really comfortable. There was plenty of storage space and the bathroom although small, was really clean and had an excellent shower. We had opted to have breakfast and it was freshly cooked to order and was excellent. There was also plenty of cereal, fruit and yoghurt. The owners were great, really helpful with directions and local information. Would thoroughly recommend a stay here

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“Highly Recommended Family Run Hotel in London Borough of Havering!”

The Devonshire Hotel is an great affordable (£100 - £110 per night) family run hotel in Hornchurch, London Borough of Havering at the eastern end of the District line. Comfortable rooms and good optional breakfast. Can get on quicker tube line into London at next station over and take the C2C. … more

The Devonshire Hotel is an great affordable (£100 - £110 per night) family run hotel in Hornchurch, London Borough of Havering at the eastern end of the District line. Comfortable rooms and good optional breakfast. Can get on quicker tube line into London at next station over and take the C2C. Hornchurch itself has nice shopping, a good amount of restaurants and pubs including microbrew specialists. Our favorites were: Marleys, Wildwood, Cafe Noor, the Fatling pub, and the Hop Inn. You get the feel for actual day to day life in England with easy access to London proper.

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“Lovely, comfortable stay”

I stayed for 5 nights as a solo guest while visiting family in the area. The single room provided everything I required including a hairdryer and iron. The shower was spacious and the single bed extremely comfortable. I could not fault the cooked breakfast served with good quality ingredients and f… more

I stayed for 5 nights as a solo guest while visiting family in the area. The single room provided everything I required including a hairdryer and iron. The shower was spacious and the single bed extremely comfortable. I could not fault the cooked breakfast served with good quality ingredients and freshly cooked...... delicious. My car was parked safely each night and the location so convenient for central Hornchurch. If I could have stayed longer, I would have hopped on at the tube station nearby and visited some favourite places in central London. Staff were very polite and helpful. I would certainly recommend a stay here.

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“High Cost For What We Got”

Our stay in Hornchurch was so that we could attend a family gathering nearby, so we travelled on a Friday, & stayed 2 nights. The hotel was easy to find, & there was adequate parking at the rear. We booked in, & went to our room, which was of a reasonable size. There was a king-sized bed, but, like… more

Our stay in Hornchurch was so that we could attend a family gathering nearby, so we travelled on a Friday, & stayed 2 nights. The hotel was easy to find, & there was adequate parking at the rear. We booked in, & went to our room, which was of a reasonable size. There was a king-sized bed, but, like most hotels, the pillows were of the thin, rubbery type. This is probably due to hygiene considerations. There was a vanity-stool, but no chair, - so you could only sit on the bed. The bathroom was quite small, although the shower was of a good size, & worked well. The WC was squeezed between the basin & the wall, which made paper manoeuvring a bit problematic. Not so great for oldies! The room had one window, which was a sloping skylight. It was openable, but unless you were 6ft tall, you couldn't see out of it. A small tray bore a kettle, two cups & a packet of 3 biscuits, plus sachets of sugar, a couple of sachets of coffee-powder & 4 little milk-pots. We thought that was a bit mean, & were glad we'd brought along some tea-bags & milk of our own. We did ask for a bit of a reload on Saturday, & got 3 more biscuits, plus more sugar (we don't take it in drinks) & a bit more tea/coffee. We are experienced world travellers, & were a little surprised that there was no information in the room either about the hotel, or the wider area. We didn't eat breakfast there, because they charged an additional £13-odd per person on top of the room-rate if you wanted it. At just over £100 per night for the room, we thought that it was a high charge for what one got. We won't be returning.

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