London Hotel Guide - Glass Mill Leisure Centre hotels in London, United Kingdom.

"A seven minute walk to Elizabeth Line. Nice hotel. Lovely staff. Very well priced for location. Clean, modern rooms, but a bit small than I expected. Highly recommend. "

"I loved the location, with a beautiful view of the city, a clean room, and a cozy hotel. 😊"

"Quirky little hotel, friendly staff, clean and comfortable room. Woukd definitely stay again. "

"Love the hotel near every thing breakfast it’s excellent "

"Nice hotel, but no mirror at the dressing table which was a bit of a downside when getting ready for the evening. Room was a good size with a nice bathroom. The rooftop bar was lovely."

"Every aspect of our stay was excellent. Highly recommended"

"It was great. My only issue was the check-in. The staff member was fantastic (friendly and efficient etc) but the self-check-in thing took far too long - having to type in my email, address etc. Waste of my time when I just wanted to get checked in. Most other hotels don't ask for this info."

"Excellent room and service"

"Used to be a 4* hotel. It never was 4* but it was pretty good. Great breakfast and amenities in the rooms. Now that it’s been taken over by AO it has gone downhill. On Expedia it’s still advertised as 4*. There’s nothing in the room, no tea/coffee making facilities, no hair dryer, no bathmat, no nonslip mat for the over bath shower. The bedding was good quality and the mattress comfortable, but only one thin pillow provided which resulted in neck ache in the morning. Paid extra for breakfast, it was poor. The cooked breakfast consisted of cold sausages, cold hash brown and beans. Hardly a full English. The cold continental buffet was just as basic. The bar was poorly stocked and with the poor and slow service provided by an abrupt bar man. I was the only one at the bar and it still took 20minutes from starting my two drink order to sitting down to drink it. Probably my own fault for having expectations based on previous experience before it was taken over by AO who seem to be turning it into a youth hostel. I subsequently discovered that AO are AOHostels which explains a lot, but AO have it on their website as a hotel, which is definitely not a hotel anymore, it’s a youth hostel with a stylish reception. On the plus side, there’s no charge on the ferry to Canary Wharf for residents that would otherwise be £7.80 each way. "