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The Ned
4.3/580 Reviews

The Ned

Bank London|2.02km from Festival Pier
Very satisfied with a hotel, worthy of this price. When I made a mistake at the time of booking, I saw that the room information showed that the facilities for the disabled were provided, and I didn’t think about it. I found that it was a special room for the disabled. It was really embarrassing. . . Before the check-in, the hotel contacted me via Ctrip and asked me about my check-in time. My answer may arrive at noon, which will be far earlier than the hotel's check-in time. The reply will be arranged according to the situation on the day. On the day of the check-in, we arrived at the hotel around 11:00 and they were all ready. Thank you very much! The hotel was originally remodeled by the bank and opened only last year, new and atmospheric. There are seven or eight restaurants in the hotel lobby, and the taste is comprehensive. Geographically, it is located in the downtown area, walking close to the hotels around the Thames, and next to the subway station. The decor of the room is completely classic British style, the details are carefully polished, very special and very like. There are no less than 20 kinds of bath products, which is extremely luxurious. I saw a comment on the book saying that the sound of the music downstairs was noisy, but the actual experience was completely unrecognizable. The sound insulation of the window was well done. The sound of the door next door was noisy. This may be the only fly in the ointment.

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The Clermont London, Charing Cross
4.6/5112 Reviews

The Clermont London, Charing Cross

London|0.56km from Festival Pier
My daughter and I stayed there for five days before Christmas. The hotel location is very good. It’s just about 10 meters away from the tube exit to the hotel gate. We walked to the Southbank and National Gallery in about 15minutes. From the nearest pier, Embarkment Pier, we took the ferry down to the River Thame. It’s quite easy to get to almost every spot. On the first day, we stayed on the first floor in the Wing. It’s another building linked with the main through a bridge. Although the receptionist explained it was far from the underground, I could still hear the metro running down nearby every five minutes very clearly. The room was also not very clean. There was dust on the kettle. I talked to the front desk and they agreed to help us change to another room on the sixth floor from the second day. (Are the receptionists a bit sly or they just not familiar with the condition of their rooms? I was once a customer relationship officer in a hotel and I am quite doubt about it. But anyway, I can understand.) It was quiet on the sixth floor but as you can see in pictures, the back board of our bed was worn and there were some white raw patches. The room is bigger than the one we had in the 1st floor. I found the the whole Wing from the first to the sixth floor looks old. When I booked the hotel, I remember I saw some information about their renovations. Maybe it’s just within the main building. The main building and the guests room hallways are much better than in the Wing. There were shiny Christmas decors everywhere. So I think maybe the price of the room sin the main are higher than those in the Wing? The staff at the cafe were very friendly and nice. The breakfast there was very limited. Especially the quality of the sausages. There were too much flour in them. I loved the beans and smoked salmon. Coffee and breakfast tea were good, but the milk was too watery.

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Premier Inn London Waterloo
4.1/548 Reviews
Waterloo
No extra bed, the two beds have been joined together, with children can live together, good location, good breakfast, do not eat at noon in the morning, except for children who do not eat at night are not a big problem, there are convenience stores around not expensive
The Savoy
4.7/5110 Reviews
Had afternoon tea for my birthday with my son, the staff Avataar and Fransseca were wonderful they went out of their day way to serve us. Extra sandwiches were on offer if we wanted more. They were so knowledgeable about the teas and even come round with a birthday card with cake and candle for my birthday. What a wonderful gesture. There was also a pianist playing in the centre of the room which was very delightful. On our way out I managed to get a photo with Sean who we have regularly watched on the Savoy on ITV. What a wonderful friendly chap. What a memorable day.
Premier Inn London County Hall
4.2/545 Reviews
Waterloo
Not the most luxurious of hotels, but so conveniently located, that I can overlook that. I found the staff extremely helpful and congenial. Some reviews say this is not so, but I disagree. What you should know if you decide to go to this location: 1. If you plan to stay for more than three days, upgrade to Premier Plus. 2. Add breakfast to your stay. 3. Purchase tissues, toilet paper, and other such necessities at the local Boots store before your first night. You won't find tissue in your room. You can get all the toilet paper you want if you ask, however. But they are small rolls and don't last long. 4. Bring hooks, over the door perhaps, and suction hooks for mirrors. 5. Wifi is subpar. Don't pay. It is supposed to come with Premium Plus, but it doesn't work, and it certainly doesn't work on three devices as advertised. Just go with free and suffer through. 6. Restaurants in the area are great, especially the sushi one (make a reservation). Several restaurants are in the County Hall building.
The Royal Horseguards Hotel, London
4.5/573 Reviews
Buckingham Palace
In the very center of London, there should be no other hotel in this price range that can compare to this location. It is a ten-minute walk to Chinatown and a twenty-minute walk to Buckingham Palace. The ordinary rooms are small but clean and tidy. The minibar is free and the service is regular. In terms of quality, I will choose here again next time I live in London.
Corinthia London
4.8/5104 Reviews
Buckingham Palace
I took my mum for a treat over the weekend just gone and I can honestly say it is the best hotel ever! With the most amazing and loviest staff ever! They will do absolutely anything to make sure you have the most amazing stay and nothing is to much to ask of them, they go above and beyond for you and they made are stay absolutely perfect! I want to move in permanently haha! I can not wait to be back there again soon! Thank you all so much from the bottom of my heart your incredible! And will see you soon x
Wilde Aparthotels London Covent Garden
4.2/548 Reviews
At first I would like to thank Monica for the kind welcome and the quick allocation to me of a room - even though I was a few hours before check-in time. Additionally, a huge thank you to Michael for a very nice approach to me when I needed room help on several times and for providing me with all the things - amazing that you need something and he is with it in just after few moments. Like Monica and Michael, every employee should take care of the hotel guest - very pleasant hotel staff - really. The rooms are very clean and functional, well equipped and of course a huge advantage - location. Thank you and I will definitely come back here again. I would recommend the hotel to everyone!More

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