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We stayed at Harlow Hotel to host a party. The staff were ever so helpful during the set up and set down. Extremely helpful and friendly staff.. worthy to note that drinks left at the center hall bar which initially was not locked up remained intact, and no drink missing. The breakfast had the English continental breakfast. The opening times were reasonable.

It was a bit run down. I think it lost out due to economic failure and it would appear that there's a lot of welfare dependency and poor health choices everywhere I looked. Far too many fast food outlets and gambling and betting shops.

"We chose the destination Horlow just to get to the neighboring town and take the metro to London. The town of Harlow isn't bad; there's a promenade and some shops. What I really liked was the park just outside the town, about a 20-minute walk away, where there was a small zoo, refreshments, and a playground for children."

After living in Harlow for 60+ years it has changed so much and very run down,the town centre is being demolished and no shops? But the hotel is situated in the old town and is in a lovely location. Harlow is close if you are travelling to London or Stansted airport.

Exceeded all expectations. Lovely room and decor. Fantastic large shower. Coffee bags and t bags, Borders biscuits and even a little bar of chocolate each. Hairdryer , iron and ironing board and a fan. Restaurant was great and an excellent breakfast choice. Good location for M11 and lovely area to go for a walk.

The Harlow hotel was disgusting. Dirty and unkempt. The rooms had nothing in them and the towels were old and not clean. . It was full of refugees who were being housed there. My young daughters were woken at 1.30 by the police knocking on their door. They were questioned in relation to an incident that had no relation to them. They were terrified and then couldn’t sleep.We were charged an additional £6 to park in the hotels own car park . This cannot be described as a hotel but a refugee hostel at best yet we were charged £ 236 for one night. I would question why booking.com have listed it as a hotel. It concerns me that I will experience something similar again as it was totally misrepresented. I will be reluctant to use booking.com if I cannot rely on the accommodation being as advertised.