London Hotel Guide - Sir John McDougall Gardens hotels in London, United Kingdom.

"The best thing this hotel has going for it is the view. Unfortunately, the rest falls short. The staff is not particularly friendly or helpful, and the property is currently undergoing renovations—likely because it hasn’t been updated in decades. The rooms are especially disappointing: dark, outdated carpeting, disintegrating curtains, and worn, unappealing bedspreads make the space feel neglected. While the manager, Amara, was lovely and did his best to assist, there’s only so much that can be done given the condition of the property. Housekeeping offers a voucher if you choose to skip service, but it’s provided somewhat reluctantly, which adds to the overall underwhelming experience."

"Lovely hotel great location for the O2"

"Very clean room and good amenities. Rooms are modest but have everything you need and 5 minutes walk from the Elizabeth line. "

"Very stressful to turn up, having booked months in advance to tell me my booking on the hotels.com app had been lost (‘failed to integrate’ apparently)! Not the calm check-in experience I hoped for pre-marathon day. Once a room was found for me, after a prolonged delay, the actual stay was very pleasant & the location perfect."

"Great base at Canary Wharf with friendly staff. Rooms are not huge but well maintained and have all you need"

"Initial problems with key card not working but staff sorted quickly and efficiently. Room bright, fresh and clean, beds very comfortable. Shame no pillow protectors though. Also no tea/coffee making facilities in the room, which surprised me for a 4 star rating. Drinks machine at reception for additional charge Great location, would stay again "

"Great location, clean and well furnished rooms, nice breakfast with plenty of options. Would stay again."

"house cleaning could have done a better job.."

"Lovely stay, handy location, expensive but it was london marathon weekend. Highly recommend as it was clean, spacious and perfect for what we wanted."