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London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf
4.2/561 Reviews

London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf London|0.3km from The Economist Group
Lovely overnight getaway. Fantastic room - Executive Lounge Room 614 - with a great view of Crossrail. Only downside on that was that you heard the DLR starting at about 7am on the Sunday morning. The receptionist, Sandra, was really friendly and helpful and staffing the bar in the evening were likewise very good. The executive lounge on the 7th floor had a good selection of soft drinks, but we weren’t around to try the hot appetisers or free wine & beer in the evening as we already had dinner plans in the West End. Transportation wise, it’s a 2 min walk to the DLR, less then 5 to the new Elizabeth Line and only a few more to the Jubilee Line - perfectly positioned! Lots of restaurants and bars to choose from as well. Breakfast was fantastic, particularly loved the donut wall! Quite a novelty! The cooked breakfast was delicious, with omelettes made to order - more food than you could handle! Will definitely look to stay again in the future.
Marriott Executive Apartments London, Canary Wharf
4.4/543 Reviews

Marriott Executive Apartments London, Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf London|0.3km from The Economist Group
First time in the Marriot actually, what surprised me how economical the bathroom is and helps saving what we have left. The staff is extra helpful and kind.
Canary Riverside Plaza Hotel
4.2/541 Reviews

Canary Riverside Plaza Hotel

Canary Wharf London|0.42km from The Economist Group
The hotel is just above Canary Wharf and is just a short drive from the ferry terminal. By ferry or metro bus, you can easily reach the city centres such as Westminster. It is close to the financial city, surrounded by office workers, no tourists, relatively quiet. It is the East London Indians who have more points in the Middle East. On the edge of the ferry terminal is my favorite Cantonese restaurant dynasty. For me, this Chinese restaurant is very good in London, at least it is much stronger than the Chinatown, and the price is very high. So for me this location is excellent. The old hotel is old, but when the four seasons hotel was designed and built, it was made of good materials. The room of about forty inches was very big in London. The bathroom was especially spacious and exquisite, wet and dry, with rain and bathtub. , multi-angle mirror, super like the bath water of this hotel, very large, very comfortable to wash. This bathing water is the best in so many hotels in London where I have lived. The hotel gym and swimming pool are also very good. It’s just that the swimming pool is outsourced to Viking. I have to go to the hotel front desk to change cards. I walked over from the back garden and went through the public areas. I can’t go straight to the bathrobes or swimsuits. I have to take the swimming things to the locker room there. Change, this is very bad for a five-star hotel. And because the swimming pool is outsourced, there are a lot of people and it’s not good. The departure hotel helped to call a taxi, but it was not a watch. It was a fixed price, which was five pounds more expensive than when I was on the table. Overall, the hotel's price/performance ratio is not bad in London.
InterContinental London - the O2, an IHG Hotel
4.6/555 Reviews

InterContinental London - the O2, an IHG Hotel

Greenwich|1.57km from The Economist Group
Absolutely loved our stay there, would definitely go again. Food was pricey but lovely nonetheless. Location is ok but access to people going my foot could be easier, and prices could definitely be lower, but overall a great experience still.

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Lincoln Plaza London, Curio Collection by Hilton
4.4/51 Reviews

Lincoln Plaza London, Curio Collection by Hilton

London|0.76km from The Economist Group
This Hilton is in the New Financial City of London. Although the map shows a distance from the core urban area, it also takes 20 minutes more subway time. It is very cost-effective and the hardware is very new. Don't eat it for breakfast, the free mini bar can also be solved, and the bath preparations are also very cold local niche brands in London. The facade of this hotel is called Lincoln Square. Don't miss the Hilton sign. Don't miss it.
Aptel East
4.2/566 Reviews

Aptel East

London|2.88km from The Economist Group
We stayed here for 3 nights to celebrate my daughters 40th, we stayed on the 5th floor, we had room 30 which had a dodgy door so make sure it’s closed properly if you stay in it, the room was advertised as a city view but all we could see was the royal London hospital, my daughter had room 33 which you could see the shard from, just so your aware if your paying extra for the view it’s not really worth it, anyway to the good points of which there were many, check in was very quick and easy, you will need a £50 refundable deposit upon arrival, the reception staff were all very helpful and friendly, the room was very modern and we had plenty of space, the bed was comfy and we never heard any noise from anywhere during our stay, the rooms are a little sp**** and clinical, a few pictures on the walls would make a huge difference but didn’t in any way affect our stay, the area itself isn’t the best, lots of shops that were wholesale only, all shuttered up on a night with lots of graffiti on them, if you leave the apartments and turn right you come to the Castle pub, we went in here for a drink but the music wasn’t to our liking so left after one, if you keep to the left where the street splits at the Castle it’s like a different world, new buildings all very nice and clean, this way takes you towards the Tower Hill tube station which we used as we called into the Goodman’s field (Wetherspoons) for a breakfast to start the day, there are closer tube stations to the Aptel though, we would stay here again but it’s a little too far out for me, but don’t hesitate if your thinking of booking it, you won’t be disappointed

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Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf
4.2/550 Reviews

Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf

London|0.32km from The Economist Group
To whom it may concern I wish to complain about my experience with the Canary Wharf point A hotel on the 24th of March. I was very disappointed with the service and lack of professionalism members of staff showed me and my friends during our short time at the hotel. Firstly, we got told to turn the music down which I totally understand and respected, after turning the music right down we get another knock on the door and once again it was security and a female member of staff claiming we were doing drugs and smoking (which really upset and offended me as I have recently lost a close friend to drug use). I offered them to come and search the room to prove we had no drugs and weren’t smoking but they were having none of it and told us we had to leave. To make it even worse they also made my other two friends leave who were in a totally separate room with no reason or evidence of this supposed drug use and smoking. I tried explaining that we have travelled from Sunderland and would be stranded with no where to stay but I was ignored and told to leave. Before we left the same female member of staff told us the manager has told them to make us leave she then gave us a card with a number to get hold of the manager which we rung immediately after leaving. If our experience with the hotel and service wasn’t bad enough, we then get told on the phone there’s no manager in the building which makes me believe the manager never told anyone to kick us out. In total we spent around 2 hours in the hotel and when I asked about getting a refund I got totally blanked and ignored. I have also emailed Canary Wharf point A hotel to express my disappointment with how we were treated but have not received a reply at this moment. I will attach booking confirmation down below, if you need anything else please let me know I would really like to resolve this situation. Thank you Logan Clive
Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf
3.6/5237 Reviews

Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf

London|0.32km from The Economist Group
Decent location only 25 mins to centre of London by tube, only used hotel as a base, ate out every night, polite staff, didn't use WiFi as was a £7 charge per day. Room was reasonably large, a little bit drafty at times, but sleep was comfortable. The odd noisy neighbour but you get them anywhere, overall ok, would stay again for the cost for 3 nights was quite reasonable.
Novotel London Canary Wharf
4.5/5163 Reviews

Novotel London Canary Wharf

London|0.41km from The Economist Group
Really great stay from the great hospitality and service from the check in all the way to my check out. The food was great, amazing bar and restaurant on the balcony too with an unreal panoramic view of London. Great leisure and boxing space in the gym too. If the price remains reasonable I will be back!
Hilton London Canary Wharf
4.7/5138 Reviews

Hilton London Canary Wharf

London|0.48km from The Economist Group
The hygiene and environment are good, and it's very convenient to go out to eat. Walking across the bridge, there are too many shops and restaurants. It would be great if the price is right!
Premier Inn London Canary Wharf (Westferry)
4.4/548 Reviews

Premier Inn London Canary Wharf (Westferry)

London|0.61km from The Economist Group
The hotel is far away from several train stations, but the light rail is right outside the door. The light rail can be seamlessly connected to the subway. If you want to save money, you can also walk one kilometer to the financial and commercial district. You can eat, drink and take the subway. It is very convenient. The English breakfast is exactly the same every day, you can consider whether you need to pack breakfast.
Tribe London Canary Wharf
4.4/547 Reviews

Tribe London Canary Wharf

London|0.68km from The Economist Group
Really good experience, they upgraded us as we was staying for a special occasion and it’s located in the most beautiful place and so easy to get to the train station to go else where.

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London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf

London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf

4.2/561 Reviews
Canary Wharf
Lovely overnight getaway. Fantastic room - Executive Lounge Room 614 - with a great view of Crossrail. Only downside on that was that you heard the DLR starting at about 7am on the Sunday morning. The receptionist, Sandra, was really friendly and helpful and staffing the bar in the evening were likewise very good. The executive lounge on the 7th floor had a good selection of soft drinks, but we weren’t around to try the hot appetisers or free wine & beer in the evening as we already had dinner plans in the West End. Transportation wise, it’s a 2 min walk to the DLR, less then 5 to the new Elizabeth Line and only a few more to the Jubilee Line - perfectly positioned! Lots of restaurants and bars to choose from as well. Breakfast was fantastic, particularly loved the donut wall! Quite a novelty! The cooked breakfast was delicious, with omelettes made to order - more food than you could handle! Will definitely look to stay again in the future.
Marriott Executive Apartments London, Canary Wharf

Marriott Executive Apartments London, Canary Wharf

4.4/543 Reviews
Canary Wharf
First time in the Marriot actually, what surprised me how economical the bathroom is and helps saving what we have left. The staff is extra helpful and kind.
Cove - Landmark Pinnacle

Cove - Landmark Pinnacle

4.6/5164 Reviews
Our stay was a very pleasant experience. The property is located within walking distance to Canary Wharf Shopping Centre and Underground Station as well as the Uber Boat ferry pier. There are plenty of restaurants and coffee shops as well as banks and other shops. Additionally, there's a bus stop yards away from the property's main entrance and one across the street. The property is immaculately clean and fully equipped with all furnishings and utensils.. The staff are immensely helpful, always willing to answer my questions... perhaps the only drawback is the lack of parking onsite. I will definitely stay at this property on my future trips to London.
Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf

Point A Hotel London Canary Wharf

4.2/550 Reviews
To whom it may concern I wish to complain about my experience with the Canary Wharf point A hotel on the 24th of March. I was very disappointed with the service and lack of professionalism members of staff showed me and my friends during our short time at the hotel. Firstly, we got told to turn the music down which I totally understand and respected, after turning the music right down we get another knock on the door and once again it was security and a female member of staff claiming we were doing drugs and smoking (which really upset and offended me as I have recently lost a close friend to drug use). I offered them to come and search the room to prove we had no drugs and weren’t smoking but they were having none of it and told us we had to leave. To make it even worse they also made my other two friends leave who were in a totally separate room with no reason or evidence of this supposed drug use and smoking. I tried explaining that we have travelled from Sunderland and would be stranded with no where to stay but I was ignored and told to leave. Before we left the same female member of staff told us the manager has told them to make us leave she then gave us a card with a number to get hold of the manager which we rung immediately after leaving. If our experience with the hotel and service wasn’t bad enough, we then get told on the phone there’s no manager in the building which makes me believe the manager never told anyone to kick us out. In total we spent around 2 hours in the hotel and when I asked about getting a refund I got totally blanked and ignored. I have also emailed Canary Wharf point A hotel to express my disappointment with how we were treated but have not received a reply at this moment. I will attach booking confirmation down below, if you need anything else please let me know I would really like to resolve this situation. Thank you Logan Clive
Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf

Britannia International Hotel Canary Wharf

3.6/5237 Reviews
Decent location only 25 mins to centre of London by tube, only used hotel as a base, ate out every night, polite staff, didn't use WiFi as was a £7 charge per day. Room was reasonably large, a little bit drafty at times, but sleep was comfortable. The odd noisy neighbour but you get them anywhere, overall ok, would stay again for the cost for 3 nights was quite reasonable.
Novotel London Canary Wharf

Novotel London Canary Wharf

4.5/5163 Reviews
Really great stay from the great hospitality and service from the check in all the way to my check out. The food was great, amazing bar and restaurant on the balcony too with an unreal panoramic view of London. Great leisure and boxing space in the gym too. If the price remains reasonable I will be back!

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