London Hotel Guide - Queen Mary hotels in London, United Kingdom.

"Hot tub was great, room was clean but very small, wet room wasn’t ideal in layout - shower by the door, so if you wanted to use the toilet or sink, you had to get wet feet to do so. Lacking in basic amenities such as a kettle and water (yes there are hot drink stations on each floor, but these are hospital canteen style, not 4 star style). The AC was noisy and temperamental. Curtains didn’t do a good job of blocking out morning sun either. Food wise, dinner was lovely which made up for the overall stay, and breakfast was decent - but upon checking our card statement, we’ve been double charged for a single coffee ordered so it just sums up the stay really: looks far better online than in real life, and would definitely not be worth paying the ‘regular’ price (we got a great deal on Travel Tuesday, but having checked the prices for alternative days, we actually laughed out loud at the audacity to charge £400 a night!), "

"Great hotel, with a lovely view of Tower Bridge. Very clean and spacious room."

"The rooms are very well proportioned with beautiful period features, high ceilings and painted to a very high standard. Having a spacious modern and contemporary kitchen, dining and lounge area and with an extra TV made the experience feel really homely. Excellent value for money as well. The reception staff were very friendly and being located near Bethel Green a five minute walk away meant accessibility to central London by the central line was a 10 minute journey. The location in Tower Hamlets is diverse, multicultural and lively. We felt safe but notice there was a fair amount of social deprivation graffiti and in need of investment. "

"room dirty"

"Excellent choice near Covent Garden "

"Thanks "

"Unique atmosphere, super friendly staff. "

"Reception was awesome."

"Good hotel in a poor area"