SHRI SANATAN HINDU MANDIR PARKING
Parking lot in Harrow
Address: 16 St James’ Gardens, Wembley HA0 4LJ, United Kingdom
Phone: nan
Region: Harrow
Nearest station: Alperton (0.12 miles)
Rated: 1.7/5 on Google.
Opening Times
| Monday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Friday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday: | 8 AM–8 PM |
About SHRI SANATAN HINDU MANDIR PARKING
- 🚫 Absolutely disgraceful experience with paid parking via a slow app and receiving a penalty charge notice. Appeals were denied. Keep all receipts if you park here.
- 😡 Received a £100 parking charge for being a few minutes late leaving the parking area. Unhappy with the use of such strict enforcement and hefty fines by a Hindu Mandir.
- 💔 Disappointed that the management turned the place of worship into a profit-making organization, potentially charging an entry fee soon.
- ❌ Unfortunate situation with faulty machines and registration issues resulting in an £80 charge even after buying a ticket on-site. Appeals were ineffective.
- Avoid this parking area to prevent any potential hassle or unfair charges.
Options: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance
User Feedback
Difficulty to appeal against unjust fine by parking company for Sanatan Hindu Temple in Wembley.
We love this temple but it is a shame that such a prestigious Sanatan Mandir in Wembley is associated with such a disgraceful parking organisation. O 29th I drove some disabled people from France to pray at the temple. We we parked in the authorised disabled space with our permits clearly displaced but we got a parking charge notice for £100.. While appealing the civil enforcement notice on line, it wants to verify our email. They send the requested verification code but it always says invalid. We can proceed or submit the appeal. I have copies of the codes and their replies
The company in fact discourages people from appealing . I am thinking of reporting and sending the evidence to the BBC this morning and Martin Lewis. I am hesitating because I don’t want the name of the Hindu Temple to be dragged into this blatant attempt to defraud devotees.
Please send any suggestions you may have.