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It was very nice staying at this hotel because the room is very clean, bright and big. The Wifi is free and fast then I can whatsapp with my friends and family immediately though there is a iMac provided in the room. The hotel is close to the Tower Hill Tube station, just 4 minutes walk, the little van outside the Tube selling the hot dog is delicious. The Tower of ...It was very nice staying at this hotel because the room is very clean, bright and big. The Wifi is free and fast then I can whatsapp with my friends and family immediately though there is a iMac provided in the room. The hotel is close to the Tower Hill Tube station, just 4 minutes walk, the little van outside the Tube selling the hot dog is delicious. The Tower of London, Thames River Boat Pier and London bridge are just opposite to the hotel with walking distance, and a little shopping centre in basement (with a sign of KFC) located at the entrance of the Tower of London near the traffic light, there are some small restaurants and souvenir shops, the fish and chip there is yummy. It's conventient to anywhere from this hotel, and to Paddington Station for the Heathrow Express in the same tube line.

It is in a great location. Easy to walk to many parts of London or access places by bus or the underground. The staff were excellent! Very friendly and helpful, they went out of their way to assist me where possible. I booked a small room without a window which may seem weird but it was cosy, extremely clean and very modern. The room was fine for one person but would ...It is in a great location. Easy to walk to many parts of London or access places by bus or the underground. The staff were excellent! Very friendly and helpful, they went out of their way to assist me where possible. I booked a small room without a window which may seem weird but it was cosy, extremely clean and very modern. The room was fine for one person but would be too small for two people with large suitcases. The free wine and cheese happy hour was amazing!

We were at Z hotel for one night whilst attending a wedding in central London. We arrived the morning of the wedding and the front desk was good enough to upgrade us to a room that would allow us to check in early and freshen up before we headed out. The rooms themselves are in the Scandinavian theme of efficient use of space - there is still a well appointed space w...We were at Z hotel for one night whilst attending a wedding in central London. We arrived the morning of the wedding and the front desk was good enough to upgrade us to a room that would allow us to check in early and freshen up before we headed out. The rooms themselves are in the Scandinavian theme of efficient use of space - there is still a well appointed space where luggage can live however. If you are sharing the room, you should be quite familiar with the person you are sharing with, as the bathroom and room is quite intimate. Would not stay here for a long period, however as a base for one night it was perfect for our needs. Even living in Switzerland, we found this quite expensive, however, London hotel prices seem to be on the rise and so for the location, it is worth the money.

We stayed for just 1 night (Saturday) so paid a premium for the pleasure (£106) for the time of booking this seemed a pretty average price in London. I wuld have given this place a full 5 stars for everything had we paid less. room was super cute and tiny but really well designed, Our door didn't lock but the staff were very helpful and gave us a normal key, they could...We stayed for just 1 night (Saturday) so paid a premium for the pleasure (£106) for the time of booking this seemed a pretty average price in London. I wuld have given this place a full 5 stars for everything had we paid less. room was super cute and tiny but really well designed, Our door didn't lock but the staff were very helpful and gave us a normal key, they couldn't move us as it was fully booked so gave us a complimentary breakfast which we really appreciated. Completely bowled over by the politeness and smiles from all the staff at all hours. As this, on normal nights, is considered a budget hotel, there is no tea and coffee in the room. but there's a machine downstairs available 24 hrs. This was also totally fine (saves waste!) but turned out we had to pay for it. felt a bit of a shame after spending over £100 a night. but much more acceptable at the lower costs. maybe a voucher or something for 1 hot drink would have been nice. Over all a great place. would stay again!

First time checking in hotel by yourself just using system and with little help of their ambassador. Room was clean, full entertainment controlled by ipad. Ipad also controls the temp, blind, and lighting. Big and comfy bed. Not to mention location is great. On a stone throw from Tower Hill Station and Tower of London. Walk 5 minutes and you already can find an array o...First time checking in hotel by yourself just using system and with little help of their ambassador. Room was clean, full entertainment controlled by ipad. Ipad also controls the temp, blind, and lighting. Big and comfy bed. Not to mention location is great. On a stone throw from Tower Hill Station and Tower of London. Walk 5 minutes and you already can find an array of food choices from cafes, restaurants, bars, etc. Very highly recommended

London was the last leg of our UK tour. We didn't know what to expect when we booked Malmaison on Charterhouse but judging from the pictures, we thought it would be a nice end to our trip. When we got to the hotel and walked in, a cool vibe emanated from the hotel lobby - cool decor, nice funky house music playing at a comfortable volume. Check-in was fast and the r...London was the last leg of our UK tour. We didn't know what to expect when we booked Malmaison on Charterhouse but judging from the pictures, we thought it would be a nice end to our trip. When we got to the hotel and walked in, a cool vibe emanated from the hotel lobby - cool decor, nice funky house music playing at a comfortable volume. Check-in was fast and the reception staff was just totally helpful. When we got to the room and opened the door, (we were in Room 208 by the way), our jaws literally dropped. The room was huge! The previous few hotels were good but rooms were never this huge - we could both open up our full size luggages and still have space to prance around. Facing us was a day bed/lounger in classy black leather. There was a small little coffee table with 2 comfy chairs to enjoy the great complimentary hot beverages available. Mega-huge Samsung TV hung across the bed. The bed .... On the bed was so comfortable it made each morning extremely excruciating trying to pry ourselves away from the sheets. The toilet...the size....the layout...fantastique! The complimentary toiletries had messages printed on them that were hilarious "The Best Shampoo You'll Ever Steal" and "Bodywash Better Than You Have At Home"...They were so wonderful to use that I heeded Malmaison's advice and stole them! The location of the hotel was also great. 5 minutes westward walk to the Barbican Underground Station, and 8-10 minutes eastward walk to the Chancery Lane Underground Station. If you're up for a leisurely walk, the Tower Bridge is just 25 minutes away and it's also not too far off to the funky part of town called Shoreditch and Redchurch Street. The hotel is easy assessible but yet situated in a quiet part of town where there isn't much noise. What could one ask for? A couple of simple suggestions to the hotel folks: 1) In room 208, we could hear the folks throwing out the garbage at night. It didn't bother us coz we're late owls and sound sleepers, but for t

It was very pleasant. With the availability and accessibility of little extras, it made it a very comfortable stay. Air con wasn't functioing properly, but that could have been that we just didnt know how to use it. Didn't eat in the hotel, so hence for the low rating. Asked for a high room when booking to ensure less noise from the busy street outside, not much noise ...It was very pleasant. With the availability and accessibility of little extras, it made it a very comfortable stay. Air con wasn't functioing properly, but that could have been that we just didnt know how to use it. Didn't eat in the hotel, so hence for the low rating. Asked for a high room when booking to ensure less noise from the busy street outside, not much noise heard at all. Been so close to St Pauls cathedral was superb and very central to the rest of London. Tour bus stops right outside hotel as well as many normal London buses. Tube station is a short walk from hotel. Plenty shops and eating places around. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

Andrew Perera at the Thistle saved the day: Agoda had been an absolute nightmare and I discovered the day before departure that only one room was booked, when two were paid for and confirmed. The customer service 'specialists' with Agoda were completely unhelpful. Fortunatly the hotel managed to step in and retrieve the situation and create some happy customers. Recep...Andrew Perera at the Thistle saved the day: Agoda had been an absolute nightmare and I discovered the day before departure that only one room was booked, when two were paid for and confirmed. The customer service 'specialists' with Agoda were completely unhelpful. Fortunatly the hotel managed to step in and retrieve the situation and create some happy customers. Reception staff were friendly on our arrival and check-in was easy. The rooms were clean and comfortable and certainly an improvement on the Hilton in Rotherhide (where we stayed during our last visit)and my colleague reported a good nights sleep,as did I, so we headed down to the pool for a morning swim ... Unfortunately we were unable to use the fitness facitilities due to our arrival and departure time (we had to leave before 0830), so we headed back to our rooms a little disappointed (in fairness we could have checked on our way to bed). I am unable to report on the food, as we headed out (to Upper Street, well known Islington street off City Road and had a very enjoyable meal), but the menu at the hotel looked quite interesting - usual sort of hotel prices. We also had breakfast elsewhere (that we could easily do this due to the location was another plus). We were working in SE London, but there are good public transport connections with all of London very easily accessible Both my colleague and I would be happy to stay again - better still if we had time to try out the fitness facilities - but we would book through another company

The hotel is in the Temple area which is a very old fashioned and quieter part of the City. Tube stations at Holborn and Temple are only a short distance away. On arrival we were greeted by very friendly staff on the front desk who got us booked in quickly. we were even given a free upgrade! The room itself is not huge, but had a small separate lounge area with a...The hotel is in the Temple area which is a very old fashioned and quieter part of the City. Tube stations at Holborn and Temple are only a short distance away. On arrival we were greeted by very friendly staff on the front desk who got us booked in quickly. we were even given a free upgrade! The room itself is not huge, but had a small separate lounge area with a tv and sky. The view from the windows was part of a building site and the back of buildings in Temple but then again its London not a country estate so it didn't bother us at all. The room was very clean and had good facilities (bath and large shower). The bed was fantastic and soft...didn't want to get up in the morning. In the evening we had been to see and show and had a drink in the bar. Service was good and the Mojito was very nice if a little expensive at £8.00 but then again, this is London. Overall a very nice modern hotel with excellent staff. would definitely recommend staying here again.

Pros - unlimited snacks included in the room, provision for sofa bed, very good toilet amenities, big rooms as compared to other London hotels (compared it with Holiday inn kensington forum), location is near tower of london, within walking distance. Very helpful and nice staff. Cleaning staff did a good job in cleaning our rooms and plenty of towels. Cons - breakfas...Pros - unlimited snacks included in the room, provision for sofa bed, very good toilet amenities, big rooms as compared to other London hotels (compared it with Holiday inn kensington forum), location is near tower of london, within walking distance. Very helpful and nice staff. Cleaning staff did a good job in cleaning our rooms and plenty of towels. Cons - breakfast is limited.

The welcome was friendly, the room spotlessly clean and comfortable. The hotel itself is well positioned with a selection of bars and restaurants close by. Ideally located for the City of London, Barbican Centre, Museum of London, Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral and it's only a stroll over London Bridge to Borough Market with access to the South Bank, as well ...The welcome was friendly, the room spotlessly clean and comfortable. The hotel itself is well positioned with a selection of bars and restaurants close by. Ideally located for the City of London, Barbican Centre, Museum of London, Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral and it's only a stroll over London Bridge to Borough Market with access to the South Bank, as well as being only a No 15 bus ride to Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square.

The hotel is located on Strand, next to the Waterloo bridge. This is a hotel for people who want a place to sleep and browse in the city instead of expecting a luxury accommodation to enjoy staying in. As soon as you walk down the street, you ca find yourself navigate to London city without trouble. The closest subway is Temple but Covent Garden is also just 5 min...The hotel is located on Strand, next to the Waterloo bridge. This is a hotel for people who want a place to sleep and browse in the city instead of expecting a luxury accommodation to enjoy staying in. As soon as you walk down the street, you ca find yourself navigate to London city without trouble. The closest subway is Temple but Covent Garden is also just 5 minute walk. It means if you come from London Heathrow Airport, you can get on Piccadilly Line and get off at Covent Garden, or change to Victoria Line and get off at Temple. There are also many major bus stops on the same block. For the facilitates of the hotel, don't expect much as this place is a budget hotel. Only basic rooms. When I was there, the shower rooms on my floor are out of order, I have to go to next floor but it did not bother me. There is one room with single shower and another room with a shower in a big bath tub. They look pretty clean, but I just didn't dare to try to take a bath. The hotel have a lounge area with fast wifi but not in the room area. But this is good enough and the lounge also served drinks with a small amount of charges. Every staff is super nice and helpful whenever you have any questions. For the price that is a good deal in central London.

Travel from the Heathrow airport to the hotel takes about 1 hour by tube with 1 change. The hotel is just next to the tube station (Towerhill). When you get out from tube station, the hotel is very very easy to find. Hotel staff is very nice. I arrived London in the morning flight, arrived hotel about 10am. I and my friends were tired from travelling. We were not be ...Travel from the Heathrow airport to the hotel takes about 1 hour by tube with 1 change. The hotel is just next to the tube station (Towerhill). When you get out from tube station, the hotel is very very easy to find. Hotel staff is very nice. I arrived London in the morning flight, arrived hotel about 10am. I and my friends were tired from travelling. We were not be able to check-in before noon. However hotel staff invited us to take a shower in the gym area (very nice) then we can leave our luggage at the hotel and start our sight seeing trip in London. The room is very nice and clean. Amenties are from Cabtree & Evelyn, LOVE. Tower bridge and Tower of London is very close to the hotel. Just less than 5 mins walk. Unfortunately, we cannot see Tower bridge view from the hotel. Couple complaints... 1. we stayed on the floor that under renovation. We had to use elevator at the restaurant instead of main elevator. 2. There is quite loud noise from near by area all the time.

From our years of experience travelling and staying in luxury hotels all over the world, I have to say that the team at South Place Hotel definitely provides the best service we've experienced by far! From the moment we stepped into the hotel, Natalia, the front desk staff who checked us in was very friendly and made our 4-year old daughter feel like a star. When was t...From our years of experience travelling and staying in luxury hotels all over the world, I have to say that the team at South Place Hotel definitely provides the best service we've experienced by far! From the moment we stepped into the hotel, Natalia, the front desk staff who checked us in was very friendly and made our 4-year old daughter feel like a star. When was the last time you ordered in-room dining and the staff comes in, explains in great detail the food you ordered and then whips out a gleaming toaster so that you can heat up your bread! Bravo, Francesco. This feels more like dining in a Michelin star restaurant than ordering room service! We actually stayed in the hotel in two stints, checking out for a trip around England in the middle. Once again, the staff we ever ready to help us get our extra luggage stored so we do not have to lug around excess baggage. Reading this, it doesn't sound like much. However, it's really not WHAT they did that really impressed me but HOW they did it. It's difficult to explain it in words. When we checked in the second time upon our return, Saul and Natalia deliberately chose a room that was more comfortable for us since we were travelling with my 4-year old daughter. They literally showed us two different rooms and let us choose which one we prefer. And Alessandra who checked us out was also superb. I'm not someone who normally remembers the name of hotel staff but you can see I definitely remembered the ones from South Place Hotel. I can definitely say I'll stay at South Place Hotel the next time I travel to London and can whole-heartedly recommend it to my friends and family.

This is my first aparthotel while visiting London and it was a good stay. The building is located on Rosebery Avenue and has shops and supermarket nearby. The room was modern, most comfortable and clean. Everything looked new - bathroom and mini kitchenette worked fine. There is a bus stop just 2 mins walk from the building which takes you into central London, which ...This is my first aparthotel while visiting London and it was a good stay. The building is located on Rosebery Avenue and has shops and supermarket nearby. The room was modern, most comfortable and clean. Everything looked new - bathroom and mini kitchenette worked fine. There is a bus stop just 2 mins walk from the building which takes you into central London, which i find convinent as the tube was doing enginering works on my trip so i was glad for the bus. Takes about 10mins less during peak hour to get to tottenham court road. Just for any travellers ref bus numbers below via tottenham court road, Bus 19 stops at holbon tube & piccadilly circus tube Bus 38 stops at victoria tube Bus 341 via Aldwych stops at waterloo tube

we stayed at threadneedles for a weekend away with another couple in london. the hotel itself is very high quality, and the lobby, bar and rooms are all furnished to a very high standard, better than some other 5* london hotels. the location of the hotel is good, close to bank tube, although the city financial district is very quiet over the weekend with very few of th...we stayed at threadneedles for a weekend away with another couple in london. the hotel itself is very high quality, and the lobby, bar and rooms are all furnished to a very high standard, better than some other 5* london hotels. the location of the hotel is good, close to bank tube, although the city financial district is very quiet over the weekend with very few of the shops, cafes and bars open. we had to travel to nearby holborn or soho to find a good range of places open. the hotels bonds resturant wasn't open over the weekend.