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Holiday Inn Chessington

Description: Address: Leatherhead Road / Chessington / KT9 2NE England / Located adjacent to Chessington World of Adventures & Zoo.

Newest Review: ... part of the room had a double bed for the adults, and about 2 minutes after getting into the room, a porter arrived with the ... more

... cot we had reserved. There was enough room for the cot next to the bed, and enough space to still walk all the way around it. The room was equipped with a lovely wide screen flat TV, which you could also gain access to the internet on. It had some standard Sky channels, and also movies on demand. The movies on demand though, are the same price as it costs to buy the film in the shop so it may be worth taking a portable DVD player if you have one - there is room on the screen to put it in. The bathroom was also v...more

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Holiday Inn Chessington: At the edge of the world... (782 words)
by - written on 12/01/09 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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OK - so following on from my other review about the theme park - I thought I'd write seperately a little about the hotel. As we were having 2 days in the park itself, it seemed like a sensible idea to stay in the hotel that is right on the addmission gate (pretty much). We arrived at Chessington WOA for the morning, and although we couldn't check in to the hotel until about 1pm, they were happy for us to be able to park in the hotel car park - which made things a lot easier as the car park to the theme park is manic! When we checked in, it was easy enough. Gave our name only and they found the booking very quickly with no problem - you ... Read the complete review

An Inn for your Holiday (843 words)
by - written on 22/09/08 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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During my weekend away in London, we stayed in the Holiday Inn at Chessington. The hotel is a fairly new build, being opened in July 07. It's situated right next door to Chessington World of Adventures, and even from the back garden in the hotel you can see through to the zoo in the park. We had booked this hotel as part of our weekend package so didn't actually choose it ourselves, but the stay was both pleasant and comfortable. A standard double room will cost you in the region of £100 per night. The best way I can describe a Holiday Inn is to call it a posh Travelodge. The room layouts are almost identical, but done up to a better standard, with extra ... Read the complete review