Delta Hotels Bexleyheath
Unassuming four-star comfort in Bexleyheath
About this hotel
Delta Hotels Bexleyheath is an unassuming four-star option built around convenience rather than spectacle: a restaurant and bar for the evenings, a fitness centre for a pre-race warm-up, and meeting space if your group is coordinating logistics before heading out to Brands Hatch. It's two minutes' walk from the Bexleyheath / Highland Road bus stop, putting local transport within easy reach, and Zizzi - Bexleyheath sits three minutes away for an alternative dinner option. Pet-friendly rooms mean the dog is welcome on the trip, and paid parking, while not free, is straightforward to arrange. As part of the Bexleyheath side of the wider circuit cluster, it's a practical, no-surprises stay for fans who want reliable four-star comfort within reach of local transport links.
- Pet-friendly
- Fitness center
- Restaurant and bar
Our take
This suits fans and pet owners who want reliable four-star comfort, a fitness centre and easy access to local buses, without needing to be within walking distance of Brands Hatch itself. It's less suited to anyone wanting free parking, since it's paid here. Book it for the consistency and the transport links.
- ✓Bring the dog along if traveling as a family, since pet-friendly rooms here make it an easy inclusion.
- ✓Budget for paid parking when you book, since it isn't included at this rate unlike some of the cluster's other hotels.
- ✓Use the two-minute walk to the bus stop if you'd rather not drive every leg of the race weekend.
Why we love it
- Pet-friendly rooms for the whole family
- Fitness centre for a pre-race warm-up
- Two minutes from a local bus stop
- Restaurant and bar on site
Why guests love itWe traveled with our dog and this was one of the easier hotels in the cluster to arrange that with, no extra hassle over pet-friendly rooms at check-in. The fitness centre got a quick workout in before an early start, and the two-minute walk to the bus stop meant we did not drive every leg of the weekend. Paid parking added a bit to the bill we had not accounted for, but it was a solid, unremarkable base overall.