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This hotel offers a reasonably sized room with good cleanliness. The location is convenient, as it is close to Russell Square underground station. The staff are friendly and very helpful, providing useful information. However, the bathroom does not provide any amenities, so guests need to bring their own toiletries. The water system is not very good—the water tends to be too hot, and it is quite difficult to adjust to a comfortable temperature. On the positive side, the hotel provides daily housekeeping service. The Wi-Fi signal is strong, but the speed is not very fast. There is only one power outlet available for charging phones, which can be inconvenient when three people are sharing the room and need to take turns charging their devices.

The hotel is okay overall. It has a good location, especially if you have a flight the next day, as it’s close to the bus stop. It is a bit far from the city center, but transportation is easy and convenient. The food is decent. However, the place is not very clean the tissue we found looked used and had green stains and finger marks on it. Aside from that issue, the rest of the place was generally clean. O also no coffee and hair dryer 😩😩 tho maybe u can request

Great location, overall decent, solid 4-star hotel, recommended. Location: Very convenient to Tower Hill tube station, the Tower of London, and Tower Bridge, all within a 5-10 minute walk. Facilities: Well-maintained overall, though the soundproofing isn't great, and the bathroom is a bit basic with a splashing faucet and a cramped shower. Cleanliness: Very good, housekeeping kept it clean throughout my stay. Service: Quite friendly.

Not far from the airport, a quick bus ride away. The room was clean and quiet. The front desk service was excellent. The price was also quite reasonable. I'd consider staying here again next time.

The location is excellent with very good transport links, making it easy to get around the city. Breakfast was available and offered a nice start to the day. I also enjoyed the dining experience — the food was satisfying and well presented. The reception staff were especially helpful and welcoming throughout my stay. Overall, a convenient and comfortable choice for visiting London.

The hotel was in a great location, a quick walk from Kensington High Street tube, and a pleasant 20mins walk to Notting Hill. The hotel itself in entering was very pleasant, looked inviting (with a Starbucks to one side but still within the same atmosphere and decoration) The staff were all friendly, concierge being the most willing and happy to help. The room was a bit disappointing. Appeared very grey and dark on entrance, but everything was clean had what you needed. TV was opposite a small settee, but far more comfortable to sit in the bed so the tv was across to the right, feel the room was too small to have a settee/sitting area as it was immediately next to the door. Didn’t feel inviting. But after the initial disappointment it didn’t need to be much more for our needs. We then used the pool area. Again a bit like the rooms this is a tired looking area, the pool sides stained and peeling bits here and there. The hot tub and steam room were both closed, but swam a few lengths and then used the sauna which was within the changing room area. Sauna was good hot enough too! We were going to have room service as a bit of a novelty, but thought the bar area looked nicer to sit for an hour or so so had a meal there. This was the biggest disappointment and extremely over priced. I was possibly unlucky and ordered the wrong thing, but would not eat here again. I ordered ‘Crushed avocado on a toasted bruschetta with slow roasted tomatoes’ and a side of chunky chips. This can as a dollop of cheap guacamole on a slice of french basic baguette with half a cherry tom on top, 3 of these! I personally can’t eat guacamole on its own so had to scrape most of it off to then eat the bread (and only did because I was by then hungry) Besides that I would stay again but would rather not have paid the price we did.

Pros: - Decently sized, standard layout and comfortable rooms. - Rooms are quite clean, service in general was nothing too special but gets the job done! - Convenient location near buses and metro to Central London / Oxford for a day trip, close to Westfield London which has great number of F&B outlets, supermarkets and shops. Cons: - Housekeeping was inconsistent; stayed for 6 days, everyday was missing something different, not being replenished in the room; could be tea, coffee, hand towels, tissue paper, toilet paper etc… had to keep calling for service every night throughout the stay. If housekeeping had set up the room in standard, hassle could be alleviated from all parties as it takes the housekeeping more than 20 minutes every time to bring the items. - Both toilet paper rolls were removed unexpectedly one night, even when we certainly left the room with them both in the morning which I find a bit funny as there wasn’t even a need to replenish - but simply removed. - Clock timing was incorrect 6 days throughout the stay and nobody clocked that nor changed it. - Slight wear and tear in the room but nothing too major affecting our stay apart from the bathtub glass panel seam being broken and water kept coming out of the shower. - Emergency alarms went off at 730AM with no explanation. - There was daily construction noise and one day the workers and equipments were all outside our room for a good 4 hours in the morning to afternoon time. Again, I don’t blame it because maintenance is important but a notice would be nice. Overall, I think the hotel gets its job done, the room and location were decent and comfortable. It’s the housekeeping and maintenance fell below expectations.

The room I booked was supposed to be a brand new suite, but it wasn't. It was completely different to the picture I was sent. The bed was nice and comfortable. Luckily I took some tea bags and milk with me, as only 2 tea bags were there!!. I went down for dinner and had a yummy steak and ale pie. Got up, had a shower and packed ready for the bus to the airport. Got the bus ok, and got to the airport in plenty of time.

Not a great experience for an IHG hotel for the first time. The staffs (except for the manager) were unfriendly and not proactive in their service. There was no smile on their faces when you engage them. Also, for the first time, our hotel card was deactivated because we apparently put too close to our mobile phones or other cards, which made no sense. No amenities are provided unless you request for it and it took them an hour to send a toothbrush up. Floor is also not cleaned properly. We shifted the table and there was so many crumbs on the floor. Worst experience ever.

Our stay at the Hilton Canary Wharf this time truly exceeded expectations – it was a fantastic experience! As a family of four, we booked the large family room, and the king-size bed, which was 2.2 meters wide, plus a 1.5-meter sofa bed, comfortably accommodated all four of us. What's more, the room was 65 square meters, which is incredibly rare for a hotel in London. I was initially a bit concerned about outdated facilities when booking, but it turned out to be quite good; overall, it was clean, tidy, and not at all old. The breakfast was also quite substantial, good enough that we didn't get tired of it even after three days. The hotel is very close to the DLR station, about a 4-minute walk, and a bit further from the Jubilee Line – roughly an 8-minute walk across a small bridge. So, transportation is quite convenient.