Best Inn Hotel Ilford

Review by hotel critic

I recently had the chance to stay at Best Inn, which, to be frank, left me with mixed feelings. On the surface, the location is quite convenient, situated near the station and high street, making it easy for a lad like me to explore the city—perfect for a travel writer on the go. The overall experience was a bit of a rollercoaster. The housekeeping was adequate, with the bathroom notably clean—three rolls of toilet paper were a nice touch. The amenities were decent; I appreciated the flat-screen TV for unwinding after my days of brewery hopping and the free Wi-Fi worked reliably. It’s the little things, right? the plushness typically associated with luxury escapes felt lacking here. While it’s reasonably priced, I can't help but wonder if the value matches expectations. You have 24-hour security, which provides peace of mind, but in a city filled with options, I'd lean towards places that whisk guests away into a more sumptuous embrace. If you’re after a low-cost stay and need to keep an eye on the budget, Best Inn could be a practical choice, but don’t expect the lavish comforts associated with more upscale accommodations. For the discerning traveler, perhaps look elsewhere.