"This is a cute small boutique hotel ;located conveniently 1.5 blocks from the British Museum and other quaint shops. The Italian restaurant is conveniently across from the museum.. Very nice area - safe"
"This is a cute small boutique hotel ;located conveniently 1.5 blocks from the British Museum and other quaint shops. The Italian restaurant is conveniently across from the museum.. Very nice area - safe"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We had a great time staying at this Four Seasons hotel in Canary Wharf.
The rooms are lovely, well equipped and very comfortable.
The bedding itself is worth a mention, as it really is of great quality.
The staff are friendly - though almost over attentive at check in. Check out was however nice and quick - though perhaps they could think about offering to call a cab?
The door staff also made the hotel more special, the initial welcome was really really good. Better than most hotels...
We had a great time staying at this Four Seasons hotel in Canary Wharf.
The rooms are lovely, well equipped and very comfortable.
The bedding itself is worth a mention, as it really is of great quality.
The staff are friendly - though almost over attentive at check in. Check out was however nice and quick - though perhaps they could think about offering to call a cab?
The door staff also made the hotel more special, the initial welcome was really really good. Better than most hotels...
Really lovely, well located hotel. Seamless check in from a very friendly member of staff. Glass of fizz available in reception. Fantastic executive room on floor 12 next door to each other. Complimentary drinks in the executive lounge (timed). Nice buffet breakfast with a very friendly, helpful guy, Abdul, showing us to our table etc. Would definitely stay again and recommend.
Really lovely, well located hotel. Seamless check in from a very friendly member of staff. Glass of fizz available in reception. Fantastic executive room on floor 12 next door to each other. Complimentary drinks in the executive lounge (timed). Nice buffet breakfast with a very friendly, helpful guy, Abdul, showing us to our table etc. Would definitely stay again and recommend.
fantastic Hotel, rooms were designed very well and the bed was very large and really cosy . Shower was really nice especially the Steam room feature. Staff were very friendly and accommodating
fantastic Hotel, rooms were designed very well and the bed was very large and really cosy . Shower was really nice especially the Steam room feature. Staff were very friendly and accommodating
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 24, 2019Reviewed September 24, 2019
First impression of the hotel was not great as the lobby and lift are very small. However I am happy with the room and found the staff extremely helpful generally. It’s great to hear the staff telling American tourists about the history of royalty :)
First impression of the hotel was not great as the lobby and lift are very small. However I am happy with the room and found the staff extremely helpful generally. It’s great to hear the staff telling American tourists about the history of royalty :)
Kerensa
Reviewed November 28, 2023Reviewed November 28, 2023
Huge room, stayed in a kitchenette room, family of 4. Good location just set back from the river, close to the London Eye and Big Ben. Would stay again.
Huge room, stayed in a kitchenette room, family of 4. Good location just set back from the river, close to the London Eye and Big Ben. Would stay again.
Had a great 2-night stay at South Place. The staff were courteous, attentive and efficient. The room we stayed in was spotless, my only gripe was the bathroom sink which only seemed to dispense scorching or very cold water. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and I would happily return to this establishment.
Had a great 2-night stay at South Place. The staff were courteous, attentive and efficient. The room we stayed in was spotless, my only gripe was the bathroom sink which only seemed to dispense scorching or very cold water. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and I would happily return to this establishment.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed December 31, 2023Reviewed December 31, 2023
Perfect location in Covent Garden very convenient for shopping and shows. I had a beautiful room though slightly smaller than expected for a luxury room, the rooms booked on my previous stay were considerably more spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful, definitely a great place to stay.
Perfect location in Covent Garden very convenient for shopping and shows. I had a beautiful room though slightly smaller than expected for a luxury room, the rooms booked on my previous stay were considerably more spacious. The staff are very friendly and helpful, definitely a great place to stay.
We walked in and the first thing we saw was a smile, from then until the end of our stay people were smiling, staff and guests alike. What a wonderful experience made all the better by the best set of employees I have ever come across. Thank you so much.
Joe and Claire
We walked in and the first thing we saw was a smile, from then until the end of our stay people were smiling, staff and guests alike. What a wonderful experience made all the better by the best set of employees I have ever come across. Thank you so much.
Joe and Claire
Joe
Reviewed December 5, 2016Reviewed December 5, 2016
We were only here for 1 night but had a lovely stay and would highly recommend the hotel and would return if in the area again.
It was close to the station and bus routes,shops restaurants etc.
From the warm welcome from the gentleman at the door and efficient and personable reception staff,we found check in was quick and easy .
The rooms were clean and well thought out,the towels fluffy and soft and the bed comfortable.
We were only here for 1 night but had a lovely stay and would highly recommend the hotel and would return if in the area again.
It was close to the station and bus routes,shops restaurants etc.
From the warm welcome from the gentleman at the door and efficient and personable reception staff,we found check in was quick and easy .
The rooms were clean and well thought out,the towels fluffy and soft and the bed comfortable.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 22, 2025Reviewed February 22, 2025
We were put in the smallest and most claustrophobic room I have ever stayed in which was very disappointing. It had dark wood panelling and slopped walls and was overall very dark and dreary. The bathroom was nice but small. The over the top high techness was so annoying we were using our iPhone's light to go to the toilet in the middle of the night as we couldn't get the lights to work and the TV on an electric swivel constantly moved to face away from our bed. Apart from the bed it wasn't a...
We were put in the smallest and most claustrophobic room I have ever stayed in which was very disappointing. It had dark wood panelling and slopped walls and was overall very dark and dreary. The bathroom was nice but small. The over the top high techness was so annoying we were using our iPhone's light to go to the toilet in the middle of the night as we couldn't get the lights to work and the TV on an electric swivel constantly moved to face away from our bed. Apart from the bed it wasn't a...
Curtis
Reviewed December 26, 2015Reviewed December 26, 2015
The interiors are fantastic and staff were exceptional. Mini bar prices were questionable. £100 for half a bottle of red wine? And food and drink prices in the restaurant were very over priced in relation to what we ate. This is NOT the Chateau Marmont yet the Momad thinks it can demand the same prices. Plus, Common Decency, the once hip club in the basement is now just a very average hotel bar. Overall, the Nomad is unique for London, with great staff and attentive service. But I would suggest...
The interiors are fantastic and staff were exceptional. Mini bar prices were questionable. £100 for half a bottle of red wine? And food and drink prices in the restaurant were very over priced in relation to what we ate. This is NOT the Chateau Marmont yet the Momad thinks it can demand the same prices. Plus, Common Decency, the once hip club in the basement is now just a very average hotel bar. Overall, the Nomad is unique for London, with great staff and attentive service. But I would suggest...
Sally
Reviewed December 12, 2022Reviewed December 12, 2022