Luton Hotels with Wi-Fi

If I’m honest. We were surprised. Previous reviews & the cost meant that I set my expectations low. However, staff were lovely & attentive. Our room was well equipped & very clean. I’ve stayed in supposed ‘posh’ hotels now & then & had to battle for an iron board. Not an issue here. Iron & board. Hairdryer. Bottles of water & glasses & a lovely selection of tea & coffee with both a kettle & coffee machine. The bathroom was small & a little tired but clean & the towels were big & great quality. Breakfast came as a surprise too. Hot & cold options with pastries. Juice & hot drinks too. The food could have been warmer but the quality was good. Over all. We would recommend for a convenient, comfortable & friendly stay. We will rebook when in the area.

Cozy hotel and friendly staff. Had some electricity issues in a room and was upgraded to a room with a bathtub, nice touch.

Have been to Minehead & Maidstone, but so far this is the best out of the three Iv’e been to. Beds are kingsize, nice size room. Unlike the buffet style breakfasts at the other branches the food is cook on demand by a chef. That means you get a freshly cooked meal everytime. Had a kingsize bed. Only gripe I have is I like GBNews but its unavailable on freeview tv’s here. Saff were very freindly.

Stayed at the hotel for the night before an early morning departure from Luton Airport. Parking and check in was a breeze and staff were readily available with great service. The room was a solid 5/5, clean, modern and even the bathroom was spotless. No signs of tiredness throughout the hotel, bedroom included. We used the restaurant, where there was ample choices but service was a little slow and a few mix ups with the order and bill, but all issues resolved and nothing to effect the review. Will definitely use this hotel for both personal and business use.

I’ve stayed here so many nights over the last 11 years back from when it was first built and was the Ramada. As I stay so much I cannot fault the staff that I see in the day time, Arianna, Amy, Laura, and all the reception staff are lovely, very good at their jobs and are the only plus to this hotel. Standard of hotel outside the staff forget it. Tonight I’ve checked in, come to my room and they normally have single use plastic cups in the bathroom for some water overnight sealed in a foil, turns out tonight they have washed and reused old cups, I’m in an executive room where we used to get a bottle of water and a snack bar, nothing anymore. This was the only ihg hotel I knew of that didn’t offer spire or platinum members a snack with their welcome amenity for years, cheap skates, the whole hotel is run as cheap as possible. My conclusion is this hotel is run by profit hungry people who don’t care about service. As I say I stay here a lot and I really feel that some of the staff are great, they could do so much better than working in this hotel where the management just want to make quick money. An embarrassment to the ihg brand. I still have to stay here as it’s the local hotel to my work, but the management all need sacking and the whole thing starting again from the management up.

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Luton Airport and had a generally positive experience. The hotel’s location is incredibly convenient, especially for early morning flights, as it is just a short walk or shuttle ride from the terminal. The rooms were clean, modern, and well-maintained, with a particularly comfortable bed that ensured a good night’s sleep before an early flight. Additionally, the staff were welcoming and efficient, making check-in and check-out smooth and assisting with any queries. The on-site restaurant offers a decent variety of meals, and the breakfast buffet was plentiful with a good range of options. Room service was prompt, and the food quality was satisfactory. The hotel also provides good amenities, including a fitness centre, free Wi-Fi, and business services, with ample parking for those driving in. However, being close to the airport does bring some inevitable noise from the planes. While the windows are soundproofed, light sleepers might still notice it. While the convenience is a huge plus, the rates can be on the higher side compared to other nearby accommodations, so it's worth booking in advance to secure a better deal. The immediate area around the hotel is quite utilitarian, with few attractions or dining options outside the hotel itself. Nevertheless, the Holiday Inn Luton Airport is a solid choice for those prioritising convenience and comfort before or after a flight. The staff’s hospitality and the hotel’s amenities make it a pleasant stay despite some minor drawbacks.

The hotel is very basic but you get what you pay for as it’s cheap. Fine if you just want to sleep and get to the airport as it’s near the station. Good bus/train links to the airport. Hari behind the reception desk was very nice and helpful though.

Late to the hotel due to the flight delay and delay from Gdansk, anyway, hotel room is great and available for late check out with £10/hr, reasonable, and have a good sleep.Anyway, you may call a taxi to go to the hotel, a but inconvenient that you know Luton airport is really inconvenient.

Stayed for 1 night and booked the Park and Fly option, which encompassed the hotel stay and the 4 nights parking. £200.00 for the stay and parking, which wasn't cheap - however, given the cost of the other local hotels and the airport parking in general, it served as a good option for us. The lady on reception was polite, friendly and helpful, which sadly isn't always a given at airport hotels. The room itself was spotless and we had a good night's sleep. The parking looked pretty safe, barriers and with a fair bit of CCTV. The nearer side of the carpark is well lit too, and it's by the main road so plenty of people are coming and going. There is a bus stop right outside the hotel, which costs around £2.00 straight to the airport entrance (5 minute drive), bus A is the one you need. You can also take the Dart train which is behind the station.

Basic Hotel for Pocket Change, it ain't the London Hilton but a room for the price of a drink there. NIGHT ONE: Liked · The Receptionist ( Jess ) was extremely presentable & very professional in how she presents herself, her customer care skills were the best of the staff I encountered, I gather she is the assistant manager/manageress ? from what I saw she should be the manager/manageress as she stands out as having the required skills & attributes to make people feel like their stay matters to the hotel. I can't fault any of the reception staff as they all try their best & they do seem to be working in less than perfect conditions due to the hotel not being of an acceptable standard but is suffice as a Bargain Basement Hotel, some remarks made by others are quite harsh as you really do get what you pay for ;-) if you want opulence, pay opulent prices for opulence in a 5 star hotel, if you want cheap & cheerful for pocket change, it is wrong to complain when you get 'cheap & cheerful accomodation ' Disliked · Bed was extremely uncomfortable, no shower in room but there was a bath. Room 302 was a very NOISY room. In defence of the hotel staff they are quite open in telling guests that the bed bases are awaiting replacement & that with the new mattresses I would imagine the sleep quality will improve, if you want opulence, pay opulent prices for opulence in a 5 star hotel, if you want cheap & cheerful for pocket change, it is wrong to complain when you get 'cheap & cheerful accomodation ' but the standard of bedding does need drastic improvement......other than that I found the place suffice for what the room rates are & the hotel has just reopened after a long closure due to COVID-19 I found the hotel to be significantly cleaner than the photos posted on tripadvisor show, so self assessment of the hotel is best made during any stay you make. NIGHT TWO: Great Receptionist Staff but currently a SubStandard Hotel with no frills etc. Liked · Receptionist ( Linden ) was trying his best to make guests feel welcome,however it is quite a hard job for the receptionists because the hotel is quite shoddy in appearance in most areas. I actually stayed 3 nights on a recce stay to report on the hotel facilities & general presentation. Disliked · The Hotel Management have a policy on taking a £50.00 security deposit ( if you don't pay, you don't stay !!! ) Now, whilst I didn't personally worry about that as it is a REFUNDABLE PAYMENT if nothing is maliciously damaged or breakages occur I do feel it is worth mentioning it because some clients booking a room here might be on a tighter than normal budget & not have a spare £50.00 to leave at reception during their stay ( The payment has to be paid in CASH as well ) During my 3 night stay I was given rooms on the 2nd Floor ( which is actually the 3rd level by US standards ) & there isn't a lift in the hotel. The corridor on that level doesn't have lighting all around the corridor so it i