The property is located next to Romford Station, and had been being used as accommodation for asylum seekers, but as this statement by Andrew Rosindell, Member of Parliament for Romford confirms, that agreement ended earlier this year.
Spark by Hilton London Romford will feature 125 rooms, a 24-hour retail market, daily breakfast buffet “comprising premium coffee, juice and bagels with spreads”, and a ‘Hydration Cart’ offering complimentary still and sparkling water and whole fruit.
Commenting on the news Alissa Klees, brand leader, Spark by Hilton, said:
“After an incredibly successful launch across the US last year, we’re delighted to bring our breakthrough premium economy brand to Europe, providing a consistently reliable experience for this underserved group of travellers.
“Spark by Hilton delivers all the essentials done exceptionally well, alongside reliable and friendly service to ensure every traveller can enjoy a great hotel experience.”