I would give this hotel, a three out of five stars. They are relatively close to the London Bridge…read moreand you can walk to the north end of the London bridge within 15-20 minutes. The check-in process was not very ideal for me as they made me wait for almost 2 hours before they would give me a room since the "official" check-in time is 3 PM and I arrived at noon. Also the room and especially the bathroom is pretty small. They do offer a complimentary breakfast, but it is not very good, although they were flexible enough to let a guest of mine also eat the breakfast there along with me which has to count for something. I will definitely check out another hotel maybe the Hilton doing my return trip to London in a couple of months.

I have mixed feelings about this. It was priced well, which allowed us to not sleep here during…read morethe whole length of our stay since we went on day trips. On our first night, the room felt cold. Our portable carbon monoxide detector/thermometer didn't match their thermostat. We had them turn up the heat remotely at the front desk the next day. Weird. Pros: -Location. Not too far from Borough and London Bridge stations -Washer/Dryer were complementary. Cons: -Staff didn't acknowledge our Titanium status. They needed to be retrained in customer service, how to make people welcomed, how to smile. Otherwise, a computer kiosk would have been better. -Washer/Dryer can get very busy. It didn't help that people didn't came back in time to take out their clothes. -Bed was uncomfortable. Pillows were small and thin. Sheets felt cheap. -Bathroom was very DIY. Cut myself on a metal corner of a wall. Shower stall drain was so slow. -Complimentary breakfast was terrible.

This is the place we always stay when in London…read more It's in a great location with easy walking access to both the London and Tower Bridges. The prices are reasonable. Tons of pubs and food options nearby make this a convenient spot. The hotel is a converted courthouse, and it has a lot of character. They play it up with the pictures in the walls, and the bar (which is in the old courtroom) has some of the nicest folks running it. Definitely an atmosphere here. A bit pricey for some of the drinks-- but it's convenient with quick service and open pretty much all the time from afternoon through evening. You get a small(ish) and clean, tidy room with super reliable service and friendly staff. Never had any issues here with getting in early after a long flight (at no charge!), which I deeply appreciate. We usually bundle in breakfast (which is cheaper if you pay in advance), and we've never had complaints. The food is fresh with a lot of variety, the coffee is hot and the cafe staff are friendly and responsive. We did afternoon tea so posting those pictures. It was delightful even though they had a few kitchen hiccups along the way that turned it into a bit of a lengthy experience. Having said that, I'd try it again!

Excellent centrally located London hotel, especially for the price…read more The Dixon is just down the street from Tower Bridge and has many pubs, shops, restaurants, London Station, Borough Market, and other sites well within walking distance. The building was built in the early 1900's and served as a courthouse and jail before turning into a hotel. They have a very spacious posh lobby filled with art and a massive hanging chandelier that my daughter affectionately labeled the corndog light. (If you see it, you'll get it) The hotel is a Marriott property so checking in, service, amenities, etc. were all great as expected. They have an attached restaurant but we didn't eat there, so no report from me. We instead ventured out to explore nearby eateries and found some great gems within walking distance. We did however have a few nightcaps at the bar, and I can say service and selection were tip top. If you're looking for a clean modern hotel near many sites but not directly in the center of the hustle and bustle, you'll be happy with your stay here.

This would be 5 stars if it wasn't for the price. $866 per night not even pounds. It's insane but…read moreyou get the best view from a hotel or even any building in London. The bathroom floor is heated you get a tub and a shower in every room. The toilet has a bidet which is super nice if you've never used one. The window shades are automatic. Unfortunately my side of the bed had some sag but that can always be fixed with a new mattress. There is breakfast every morning you can do a buffet or just order. Again the prices a ridiculous we paid 26 bloody pounds for eggs Benedict. There's a pool on the 52nd floor that you do have to reserve but up there you can get tea, coffee, and fruit for free. There's a sauna up there as well.

If you are willing to splurge, I would highly recommend Shangri la hotel at the shard as your hotel…read moreduring your London stay. The beds are very soft yet firm, one of the best beds I have slept at a hotel and way better than many 5 star hotels in the USA. The underground entrance at London bridge is right downstairs along with a McDonald's. It is also 2 blocks from the famous Borough market. They also have a dry sauna at the top along with a small pool overlooking the London skyline.

Another nice stay at a CitizenM property. Between locations…read morein Rotterdam, Glasgow, Amsterdam and London, I must have spent 100+ nights in this chain over the last 10 years, it's always a consistent product. Beds are always comfy, public lounges are spacious and attractive, staff are friendly and helpful (except the Shoredich location that has unfriendly staff and overcrowded lounges), breakfast and bar service is topnotch. Highly recommended for budget friendly short stays !!

This hotel is such a smart thing to have in expensive london. The room is tiny. You literally have…read moreto crawl into the bed. And the since is tiny and the shower and toilet area are literally a plastic insert in the room. But it's very functional especially if it's just one person. The other nice thing is the Coworking software downstairs and of course the price. Economic and clean. So hard to beat if you are in london for a work trip.

Stayed for several nights while attending some meetings at the Shard. Can't beat the location…read more Less than one minute walks to the Shard, underground, Burroughs Market and several really good restaurants and bars. Friendly staff, small, but clean and comfortable rooms. Nice international breakfast (although coffee wasn't that good). Wish they had a fitness room and self laundry. I would still return.

We stayed 2 nights at the London Bridge Hotel and ended up quite satisfied of our stay…read more The location is great, in the centre of London, next to the tube and Borough Market. Staff is friendly and very understanding : we had unintentionally booked a standard twin room - instead of a double room - and for our second night, we ended up with a double room + a complimentary upgrade. Rooms are a bit small but comfortable, well furbished, and overall quiet - maybe a few sounds from the streets during the day, but nothing to worry about. Prices are way under average in London : we paid around 100 pounds per night, so this is very good value for money. I would definitely recommend this hotel for a few nights stay in London !

We stayed here for two nights and found the hotel and staff to be lovely…read more This hotel about a 10 minute walk to London Bridge, perfect for morning runs, sight seeing and getting to central London quite quickly. For a hotel in Zone 1 its pretty handy. A modern looking hotel with quirky design, which I found fun and interesting, the shower was absolutely heavenly, I had to force myself out every morning. Super comfy bed and fantastic pillows. This place has Free Wi-Fi, but i had a lot of issues trying to connect to it on the first night, after about 10 minutes trying to connect i gave up and used my 4G instead. On the second night it worked but it was pretty slow. The staff were all cheery and kind, the restaurant staff in particular were very lovely, happy to help and get you anything you might want or need, We had a continental breakfast included which was regularly topped up for us. Free coffee for all guests from 11am to 5pm. I was lucky to have a view of the Shard & London Eye which was a nice treat as being from Birmingham its not everyday you see a skyline like that, I'm not sure if all rooms are so lucky, but this was great view! Bermondsey is an interesting area I hadn't seen before, but the walking proximity to Borough Market and London Bridge/ the South Bank is reasonable, and you have a fantastic coffee shop just metres over the road, as well as a cinema, Sainsbury's local and a number of restaurants. The hotel is a dry hotel, meaning no alcohol is served, but this shouldn't be a problem for you as the Sainsbury's sells everything just over the road, and the staff will happily direct you should you require somewhere to find a drink or if you need glasses etc. Simply lovely, and would highly recommend

We had breakfast here today and it was quite memorable. Excellent food and great staff! The turkey…read morebacon was so yummy! Definitely a great place to go to for brunch.

Review of London Bridge Hotel…read more I am compelled to write this review due to an unacceptable experience at the London Bridge Hotel, where safety concerns, poor service, and shocking levels of rudeness left a lasting negative impression. Our stay was marred by an incident where a member of our group slipped and fell on the poorly designed stairs. The steps are barely distinguishable, posing a clear hazard that has reportedly caused falls for both staff and guests. When we reported the incident to the duty manager, the situation was handled appallingly. The individual on duty--later identified as Alpay, the head receptionist--initially did not even seem to know who the duty manager was. After checking, Alpay confirmed it was indeed him during the incident but admitted he failed to act despite claiming to be present when the fall occurred. No first aid was offered, no basic care protocols were followed, and when asked to see the report that should have been logged, Alpay flatly refused. It was painfully clear that no report had been made, and his dismissive and rude attitude compounded an already unacceptable situation. His behavior in front of another receptionist was unprofessional, and his need to always have the last word, coupled with the unpleasant smell of cigarette breath, made the interaction even worse. This level of service is not only disappointing but also fails to meet the minimum standard of decency and care expected in the hospitality industry. The fact that someone like Alpay, who demonstrated dishonesty and rudeness, holds a position of responsibility as head receptionist reflects poorly on the management of this hotel. The experience at breakfast only reinforced the poor service culture. Staff were abrupt, and at 11 a.m. sharp, we were told we needed to leave, even if we hadn't finished. Room service was equally inconsistent, rounding out a series of service failures that made this stay intolerable. In the interests of being fair and balanced, there was one receptionist who was present at the time of the appalling interaction with Alpay, and he was kind and polite throughout the stay. Unfortunately, I cannot name him in this situation because I didn't catch his name. Alpay, however, should be reprimanded and given further training on basic customer service because he is not someone who should be leading the reception area and claiming to be a duty manager. These are titles that far exceed the communication and professionalism received from him. I do hope the general manager takes the time to review CCTV footage and address the serious concerns raised here. This review reflects my values and expectations for basic human decency and customer service--both of which were utterly lacking at the London Bridge Hotel. For these reasons, I cannot recommend staying here. Avoid it if you value safety, professionalism, and respect.

Only stayed for one night, but they made us feel very welcome. Felt safe, comfy bed, good breakfast…read moreand all the essentials of a good stay. Very convenient to the Metro and London Bridge Train Station and several attractions.

Booked four months in advance and they canceled three weeks out. Said the hotel was requisitioned…read more Not able to find any other reservations using my points so close to trip. Contactes IHG they could care less. Booked a room at holiday inn Camden am paying $1,200 for three nights and can't get a bottle of water. Best advice forget holiday inn and go somewhere else not London. Expensive rip off and zero customer service.

For the price I paid, this hotel was great. Room decor, furnishing, amenities, and cleanliness were…read moreabout on-par with a Holiday Inn Express. All the staff with whom I interacted, from desk clerks to housekeepers, were extremely friendly and accommodating. Two persons will physically be unable to stay in a single room with any degree of comfort. A seriously obese person may also be uncomfortable in these rooms. One point kept this from being a five-star rating: - There are no "Do Not Disturb" signs available in the rooms. If you decide to sleep late one morning to recover from jet lag and, therefore, wish to forgo housekeeping, the housekeeper will learn of your decision by opening the door and seeing you in bed.

I stayed at premier Inn during my stay in London. It is walking distance to Big Ben, the red phone…read morebooths, and Waterloo station. The room was not big but it was comfortable. Everyone that assisted us was nice. There is someone in the lobby for 24 hours. Happy hour everyday from 5-7pm.

I stayed at this Premier Inn about 8 years ago and that visit was pretty pleasant, so I decided to…read morego back and book it again. For my first visit to London, it was great to be so close to Waterloo Station. I booked the Premier Inn again for a trip with a friend in my most recent visit to London. And nostalgia for my initial London visit could not save this experience we had at The Premier Inn Waterloo. Aside from the great transportation option of being so close to Waterloo Station, it's also right in eyesight and walking distance to the London eye (5 mins), Westminster Bridge/Big Ben (10 mins), and County Hall (right across the street). The Premier Inn hotel is built right into a historical landmark, The "General Lying In" (maternity) Hospital. First off, the lobby is not in the best shape, with many broken check-in machines and furniture that has seen much better days. As a plus, though, there is a Starbucks in the County Hall plaza right across the street, which we visited often, on our most recent visit. The room was ok, but it seems way more cramped than on my first stay all those years ago. Our room did have a nice view out to County Hall with a semi-view of the Eye behind it, so that was nice - and the large window did let a lot of natural light in. The bathroom was ok sized but right next to one of the beds (if you do the two bedroom configuration), so you better be very close friends or spouses to stay in that type of room, because you'll be going to the bathroom right next to them with a thin little door between you. We also saw a tiny bug in the bathroom too, so that was not the best. Another issue we had was that we stayed for an entire week and were told by the front desk that they do not change any sheets or clean your room if you weren't staying there 10 days or more. My friend even had a womanly spotting issue with her sheets and they still would not change or clean them! I've never heard of anything like that and it made the entire visit very uncomfortable. The old phrase "location, location, location" does not save this one, because the location IS great but I don't think that alone was worth all the issues we ran into here.