London Hotel Guide - Inner Temple hotels in London, United Kingdom.

"Great"

"Tired rooms, needs updating "

"good quality quiet clean perfdct location"

"Incredible location, incredible staff, incredible property and rooms, and fantastic amenities such as breakfast buffet and free stocked minibar everyday. "

"We stayed here on two separate occasions on our recent travels to London. First, you check in with a tablet, so you get no interaction from a person while checking in. We just got off of a 9 hour flight and went out to explore London a bit after putting our luggage in our room. When we got back, we noticed none of the electrical sockets were working in the room. I informed the staff of the issue but told them that they could not come due to the kids sleeping. They never came the next day until I had to ask again. It is very difficult navigating around a new city without a phone to guide you because it is dead. When we returned the next stay, I wanted to try the sockets first thing. When I plugged in my adapter, sparks flew everywhere. The bathroom was filthy disgusting as well. London was great but this hotel was the worst part about our vacation. "

"Excellent staff and accommodations."

"Very convenient location in the heart of London with easy access to two different metro stations via a short walk. Amazing and helpful staff who helped give information about the surrounding area, safety and how to get to airport during Easter break. Clean room that was left impeccable after each day, and a dreamy comfortable bed. Would highly recommend this place for anyone looking to stay in London. "

"The hotel is well looked after and in great condition however be aware that the rooms are tiny!"

"I really enjoyed my stay! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and the bed was very comfortable—I slept wonderfully. The amenities were excellent, and I especially appreciated the free breakfast, which was high quality and delicious. The only downside was that my room was located right next to a door leading from the main lobby to the rooms, so I could hear every time someone opened or closed it."