Hotels near Tate Modern in London

On arrival at the hotel we were greeted at reception and check in was smooth. We then entered our hotel room and it all went downhill. One of the pillows was filthy and we had to ask for it to be changed. After using the toilet we found that it did not flush, we told reception and we were informed this was a common problem. We then went out for the evening to see a show and on arriving back we found that there weren't any curtains in the room just a strip of material on a runner to pull across the window. The material only covered about 2/3 of the window which didn't provide much privacy from the building opposite and let too much light in. Myself and my partner both showered that evening and were almost scolded by the water. We were unable to turn the temperature down low enough. We then discovered that when cleaning our teeth there wasn't any cold water in the tap. Just a drip. We complained again. After a late night we were glad to sleep and not have to get up early. How wrong we were! At 8:15 the following morning we were both still asleep when there was a knock at the door. I woke my boyfriend and told him to go to the door. On opening it there was a woman stood there saying ”check out!” We said not yet and she just kept repeating ”Check out.” We asked what time check out was and she replied that she didn't speck English. We shut the door and checked on our booking which said check out was midday! We were incredibly cross that we had been disturbed and complained yet again when we went down to reception. As an apology we were offered a free breakfast. It was the worst breakfast, Very few cooked items available, most warming dishes were empty, no bread for toast and no pastries. No wonder they gave it away free! All in all a disastrous stay in an awful hotel. We will not be returning.

I’d never stayed in a holiday inn before and found this hotel on booking.com. I booked to stay here for 2 nights for a weekend in London with my partner. Check in was smooth and quick. The staff were polite, efficient and helpful. Our room was very clean and just what we needed and the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was nice and spacious and there was shower and hair gel available to use. There was a notice on the bathroom wall which I thought was a nice touch to say there were disposable razors, toothbrushes and shaving foam etc.. available from reception if you had forgotten any toiletries. There were plenty of clean towels in the room, a hair dryer and an ironing board and iron to use if needed. The only slight issue we had was that the TV remote was missing but I am not going to mark the hotel down for that at all because when I reported it to reception it was dealt with swiftly and the maintenance man was at our room within ten minutes with a spare one. It was nice and quiet where we stay we had no disturbance at all. Breakfast was good there was a hot buffet breakfast, with fruit, cereal, croissants, yoghurts and toast available along with orange juice and apple juice with a good range of hot drinks available. Our room was tidied after our first night which surprised me, but I thought it was nice. The bed was made while were out and the towels, tea and coffee were replenished as well as the bin emptied. Checking out was fast and easy. We had a nice stay and it was a great location for us and I would stay at this hotel again when visiting London again.

Spacious room and bed was really comfy. Air conditioning didn't work well and we could not lower the temperature in the room which made it stuffy. The bathroom was very tired looking and really needed a refurb. We ordered some room service at 11pm as we were late checking in first night. The menu literally consisted if 2 items. We ordered a panini which was disgustingly bad. We expected more choice and certainly better quality. We complained and the hotel agreed to refund us but still waiting for the refund almost 6 weeks after. Breakfast was really good and made the most of this to make up for the poor food the night before hand. Its buffet style also which is great if you are proper hungry.. Staff were pleasant and helpful, just not sure about the security guys at the front door who look like they don't want to be there and struggle to even say hello, which we felt was very odd.. My review is neutral, we've stayed in much nicer places in London around the same price.

We had to stay one night in London and chose the London Hilton Bankside because it is a really clean, comfortable and quiet hotel. With gym room and swimming pool which is perfect to relax after a busy day. I would recommend this hotel regarding price for what you got is really good.

Ordinary rooms have no windows and no views. The river view rooms look at the Millennium Bridge and the tate. It is very convenient to go to the South Bank. Go downstairs and directly cross the bridge. Activities in the north need to walk a little bit uphill, the bus station is very close, and the subway station needs to take two more steps. The cafe on the first floor of the hotel is very good. It is suitable for a cup of coffee and a croissant before going out in the morning. You can work downstairs during the day. Overall very recommendable.

Beautiful and clean hotel with wonderfully attentive staff. We booked this hotel at the last minute (arrived less than an hour after booking because our previous hotel was not what we would expect it to be,) and we were immediately relieved upon entering the Westin. It smells like a spa, the staff welcomed our tired family with juice, and after checking in, Krishna (the front desk manager at the time) provided our children with teddy bears and passport books for them to collect stamps from staff throughout the hotel. I honestly couldn’t have asked for a more welcoming arrival. The next morning we were attended to by Neal in the hotel restaurant for breakfast, and he was very kind and considerate as well. The location of the hotel is by St. Paul’s Cathedral and plenty of pubs and eateries. We were very happy with the location, cleanliness, and safety of the hotel.

I stayed here while I was doing the London Marathon. I'd booked it quite far in advance (the moment I'd got a ballot place), so I got it for about as cheap as I could get it. Overall, I'm reviewing it from the perspective of both a London Marathon entrant and a regular guest. Some thoughts: LOCATION: The location is pretty good; you're a short walk from Southwark Bridge and the City, as well as the Shard, Borough Market, the Globe and London Bridge station on the south side of the river. Indeed, the fact that it was so close to London Bridge station (the trains from there are probably the best way to get to the London Marathon start lines) was essentially the reason I booked this place. All in all, the location cannot be faulted whatsoever. ROOMS: I stayed in one of the standard rooms, and it was fine. Nothing too much to complain about, but nothing too wild to rave about. The bed could have been a bit comfier, and I think the layout could have been slightly improved to have allowed more floorspace (maybe shrink the bathroom a bit and have a combined toilet/shower room?), but I get that this is a budget(ish) hotel in Central London and space is a commodity. DECOR: Themed to movies and musicals! A fun design, and there were some cool touches here and there, but it was a little cheaply done in places, which detracted from the experience. If this is what constitutes a price difference between ibis styles hotel a regular ibis hotel, I'd probably stick with a regular ibis hotel in future. STAFF: Staff seemed fine. Helpful if a bit reserved. BREAKFAST: Rather disappointing if I'm honest, especially from a marathon runner's perspective. The breakfast options are essentially continental, which in principle is fine, especially given that the clientele for this hotel seemed to be largely Continental European more than British. However, it would still have been nice if they'd offered a few uniquely British options, in particular porridge (I had to sneak in an instant porridge pot down to breakfast on marathon day, and saw other runners doing the same). Also, the quality of the stuff on offer generally speaking was a bit hit or miss. Powdery cakes, gloopy jam, a disorganised buffet, and some really odd things on offer (who has hummus and sliced red pepper for breakfast?!?). Another beef I had was the breakfast opening time on marathon day itself. I, as well as many other guests running the marathon, basically had to descend on the breakfast room at opening time (7 am), which was practically as late as we could have gone for decent pre-marathon fuelling for a start time of between 9:30 and 10:30 am. I really think they should have opened breakfast a bit earlier as a one-off. My parents decided to come down as well and stayed at a nearby Premier Inn, which started serving at 5:30 am. While I don't think they needed to go that far, starting breakfast half an hour to an hour earlier (akin to the weekday start times) wouldn't have gone amiss. Given that the

It was our first time in London. End of August, almost all hotels are busy. It was important for us to find a hotel in a convenient location. at a reasonable price. And the choice fell on Novotel London Blackfriars Intuition did not fail us. From arrival to departure everything was top notch. Location is very convenient The room is big enough Very clean great view of the city from the window. Service at a high level Metro and buses nearby you can walk to many attractions. A minute walk from the hotel there is a Cut street with many cafes and restaurants in the evening it is very pleasant and tasty to sit there. But the best part is the hotel staff. who helped and cared for everything. I would like to especially note Alberto Biollino for His patience and desire to help. Next time in London we will stay again in I recommend Michael

The hotel room is small, and two people are enough. The self-check-in on the first floor is very convenient. I have lived here in New York before and I like it. Close to Tate Gallery and Boluo Market. Because the uber is used to go out, the public transportation is not very clear.

Excellent location; comfortable beds and decent rooms - BUT, staying at the Hoxton Southwark is a strange experience, to say the least. I feel like this place is a bar and restaurant where hotel guests are made to feel like an inconvenience. I had booked breakfast for two mornings over a two night stay, and while checking in asked specifically about arrangements for breakfast. I was told by a staff member at the hotel reception desk that we could eat breakfast anytime between 7.30am - 11.30am and just come down and take a seat. In the morning, we found out we should have booked a table for breakfast - and when I pointed out that we were not told to do this, I was told by the restaurant host that ”lots of people like to eat in this restaurant.” At no time did the staff take responsibility for not providing the right information, so it felt like we were being chastised for not booking a breakfast table, which as a guest in a hotel is fairly humiliating. When I took this up with a member of staff at the reception desk, who informed me he was the manager, I felt like his manner was sarcastic, dismissive and rude. The hotel staff offered nothing in the way of customer care or service to us throughout the stay; they seemed mostly disinterested, disorganised and ill-informed. For service of this low quality, it is difficult to imagine how the price is justified. The restaurant and bar are apparently a separately managed business to the hotel, which somewhat explains the lack of communication and incoherence. Many of the restaurant staff were really kind and provided great service - the hotel staff, on the other hand, offer very little in the way of customer care. Pretentious, and unwelcoming. Really disappointing.