London Hotels

• Located five miles from Heathrow Airport and 10 miles from Windsor, the hotel a 15-minute drive to Slough's business parks.
  
  
• Redecorated in 2002, the 128 rooms have marble bathrooms, double-glazed windows and pale-wood desks with modem connections.
  
  
• The hotel has a contemporary restaurant serving seasonal specials. There is Internet access in the lobby.
  
  

GENERAL INFORMATION:
What to expect: A warm and friendly lobby welcomes guests. The hotel bar is informal and used by locally based multinational corporations, who also regularly book the conference rooms. At weekends, families take advantage of the hotel's proximity to Legoland and other attractions in Royal Berkshire.

Amenity highlights: The hotel has a bright, airy restaurant and bar. As well as three conference rooms, there is high-speed Internet access in the marble lobby.

Insider tip: Take advantage of discounted rates for family visits to Legoland, which are available from the reception desk of the hotel.

PROPERTY AMENITIES:
Quality Hotel Heathrow has a fitness center with six aerobic machines in an air-conditioned room with mirrors down one wall. The center is free for guests' use.

There are three conference rooms. The largest is The Berkshire with a capacity of 120. There is a bar in the corner for parties and one side of the long, rectangular room has double-glazed windows. The Henley room has a capacity of 25 and The Ascot room fits 30. All rooms are air conditioned, and flipcharts, pencils, and paper are provided. Video/TVs/projectors are available for hire. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is also available from two flat-screen computers in the air-conditioned marble lobby.

ROOMS:
Quality Hotel Heathrow, London, has 128 guestrooms, all of which have contemporary art on the walls. Facilities include pale-wood desks with modem connections (surcharge), armchairs and coffee tables, double-glazed, opening windows, and trouser presses. The en-suite marble-topped bathrooms have heated towel rails and power showers in the tubs.

DINING:
Seasons Brasserie - The naturally lit, airy, open-plan restaurant seats 100 guests and has a contemporary feel. The pale-wood tables and chairs are set in a scarlet, maroon, and dark-green color scheme, with parquet flooring and artificial boxwood trees. A quarterly changing menu features European, Asian, and North American specialties. Daily specials include a mixed grill, fresh fish, and soup of the day. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served.

Seasons Bar - Adjacent to the restaurant, the bar has Art-Deco-style light fittings, low sofas upholstered with velvet and cotton, pouffes covered in the same material, and plain-colored lounge chairs. Bar snacks are served on pale-wood coffee tables, along with coffee and alcoholic beverages all day and late into the evening. The bar has a cigar and cigarette vending machine.