Hotel di Canary Wharf, London

Great hotel good location, it is next to DFR station and line but to be honest you don’t really hear them and it’s interesting to watch out of the room window. 

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.

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.

Wonderful experience stayed in The Clermont London, Charing Cross. Good staffs, services, restaurants. As well as the great location, it's actually located in the best spot of London, close to the museums, subway, and train stations. Will definitely recommend people to stay here, and I'll also surely come back again.

Location is superb, worth recommending to everyone. I literally felt like living in the center of universe in the sense that you can reach all the major sightseeing places within 30min walking distance. Right across street from the National Gallery and National Portraits Gallery, about 20min walking to the British Museum. Generally it’s clean except for on the first night I had to call hotel room to send someone to declog the shower drain. Other than that the overall stay experience was great. Would recommend to family and friends.

Very central, big hotel. free coffee in.lobby. This Citadines didnt include housekeeping unless it was paid extra. There was no mention anywhere of this in hotel description during booking. I was at a Citadines 1 week before in Tokyo and there they had a choice, both free. According to London reception.desk it.was.because these are *apartments* (but so were the Tokyo ones) and they told TRIP.com didnt provide all info and they were not responsible. I was asked to leave a review on Citadines where I mentioned this issue to receive a very 'defensive' reply of reception manager after a few minutes. Its not a super big deal but the way London staff handled things is not like one would hope: very defensive and not very nice honestly.

The hotel is very centralized. Walkable distance to most of the tourist attractions like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace etc. size of room is small but it's okay for a solo traveller. There is also a police station right opposite the hotel which makes you feel safer. There are also alot of restaurants and pubs around. Subways are also walkable. Definitely worth a stay.

The location is extremely good, the surrounding subway stations, train stations, etc. are very convenient, there are many restaurants, the square, China Town, and the National Art Museum are very close, and there are many parks by the Thames River, all of which are good places for walking. Also within walking distance are Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace. The exterior of the building is also very grand, the lobby, restaurants and other public facilities are great, it looks like a luxury hotel (and the price is indeed). But the room is a bit disappointing, it is too small, and it is very low, a bit depressing. It is said that it is a 1.5-1.8-meter bed, but it is actually only 1.5 meters. I asked the front desk that there is no 1.8-meter bed at all (or she didn't want to give us a room with a 1.8-meter bed). The facilities and furniture in the room are also simple, the windows are small, and the bathroom is very small. It feels like a domestic two-star level. Considering the high cost of land in central London, it is understandable, but still very disappointing.

Excellent location. The rooms are small but very clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and helpful. The tea and coffee station in the lounge area was always well-maintained, and being able to take a cup to go for free was a nice touch. Overall, a wonderful place to stay.