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"There's a convenience store right down the street for any late-night meals needed, and the views of the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge are breathtaking! Will be staying here again."

"Yes everything was lovely!"

"Well located hotel close to Waterloo station with an easy and very short walk to Westminster, South Bank and Embankment. We stayed in a twin room, it was clean and comfortable with a huge bath and toiletries provided. The room also had a small kitchenette area with kettle, microwave, sink, fridge and cutlery and crockery. The hotel breakfast was nice, although we were there at peak time and some items weren't replaced as quickly as they should, meaning there was no yogurt left, no sourdough bread for the toaster, and also one of the coffee machines was out of coffee for about half an hour, but the staff were working hard and kept the breakfast area clean and tidy, and it was peak time so these things are sometimes inevitable! The breakfast choice was plentiful, with fruit, cereals, toast, fresh rolls, full hot English breakfast items, pancakes, pastries, and omelettes available, along with tea, coffee (including decaf), hot chocolate, and a good selection of milks and fruit juices. Would stay here again."

"Very lovely hotel and spa"

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"Staff was extremely nice and friendly. We really enjoyed our stay at this property. Very helpful with directions and an excellent location!"

"Excellent location right in heart of Covent garden. Close to many theatres and 10 min walk to tube station to get around. Lots of restaurants and pubs close by. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Highly recommend this hotel for your London stay."

"We loved it - special location, friendly and helpful staff and stunning hotel interior. Our room and view were wonderful! Thank you. "

"The hotel itself was nice and the location near Trafalgar Square is excellent. However, we booked two rooms together and one was allocated in the Club Quarters wing requiring a long walk through fire doors and corridors, which was inconvenient for our group"