Hotels in London

"I absolutely loved their cookies; I left in such a rush that I forgot to ask for more. We booked an executive room, which gave us access to the executive lounge on the ground floor – it was great for snacks and drinks. The room facilities were pretty good, and it was cleaned daily. The hotel's location is superb; you can walk to Tower Bridge right outside, and it's incredibly convenient to get to the subway station and the river for boat rides. It's about an hour by subway to Heathrow Airport. However, avoid the restaurant downstairs – we ate there twice and everything we ordered, including the more expensive steak, was terrible."

"Great one-night stay at Holiday Inn. The hotel is very close to Terminal 4—just a 5-minute walk—which makes it extremely convenient for early flights. It’s connected with the Crowne Plaza Hotel. If you arrive at Terminal 2 or 3, you’ll need to take the underground metro to Terminal 4 to reach the hotel, which is straightforward. The breakfast was decent but fairly average. Overall, a comfortable and convenient option for a short stay near the airport."

"Everything was great, as always! It’s not my first time staying here, and I keep coming back for a reason. The room, bed, and pillows are super comfy, the staff are excellent and always do their best to accommodate requests when possible. Great breakfast and an overall lovely stay — highly recommend!"

"The hotel was at excellent location. Only 5 mins from cable car & 20 mins from Central London. Ideal for us as we were travelling to all the attractions. Hotel was clean & when we asked for additional heating we were provided. Thank you."

"The location is great— it’s right next to Oxford Street, with plenty of shops and restaurants, and very convenient access to buses and the underground, all within walking distance. The room was clean and well-maintained. The only minor downside is that it can be a bit noisy due to the busy street outside. Overall, I would still recommend this place for its location and convenience."

"This is my go-to hotel whenever I'm in London for business. Given how expensive London can be, it's quite a large property, and the price definitely fits within our company's overseas expense policy. It's conveniently located, just a five to six-minute walk from the nearest tube station. The rooms are quite spacious for London standards, though they don't compare to a Hilton in China. The facilities are a bit dated but well-maintained, although the bathroom is on the smaller side. The front desk staff are really friendly, and there's a lovely festive atmosphere during the Christmas season. They also provide two complimentary bottles of mineral water daily."

"Visited in August, peak season. Given the central London location and the time of year, I can appreciate that prices are higher, so I somewhat understood the cost. HOWEVER, for a room costing on average 1500 RMB per night: it was small, outdated, and frankly, looked quite grubby. There was a strong, unpleasant plastic smell that greeted us upon entry and didn't dissipate even with the window cracked open for our entire four-night stay. The bed linen made me incredibly itchy all over, leaving me constantly scratching. To top it all off, at 1:30 AM, someone accidentally triggered the fire alarm, and the piercing siren blared throughout the building, prompting hundreds of guests to evacuate – certainly a dramatic and unforgettable (for all the wrong reasons) experience. Breakfast was quite varied, and the pool and gym facilities were adequate. But no matter how decent the public areas are, I'm staying in the ROOM! 😩 Absolutely NOT recommended!!!"

"Stayed here for one night. Check in was hectic. It was a busy period and check in could have been better organised, it looked like a coach trip had arrived causing big queues. Room was in the smaller side but amenities were good and it looked as if the room had been refurbished recently. Breakfast is good and is organised well. Location is perfect for exploring and getting around central London. Russell Square tube within a couple of mins walk."

"This was a great place for a short stay. The front desk staff were friendly, and essential amenities were provided. I was briefly concerned the window wasn't closing, but I managed to shut it myself. However, my only recommendation is to avoid eating at the hotel, as the meals are quite overpriced. The location is excellent, being close to a bus stop and a supermarket. While it's a bit removed from major attractions, it should be fine as long as there are no public transport disruptions like strikes."

"The hotel is very clean, well located with a nice British breakfast. Receptionists don't bother to acknowledge guests when arrive (any guest), rooms are very small but that's London, they were ok to be in. Ah btw people who works in the breakfast room were the best for the stay, super polite, smiling the whole and always willing to help, they really understand what hospitality field is for. I can recommend the place for short stays."