Hotels With Pools in Greater London, United Kingdom

Fantastic location! Plus, the room was a spacious suite. Even though the lighting wasn't the best, it did have two small windows. The welcome fruit was a nice touch, and there was even a bottle of red wine – definitely felt like a special occasion. And the breakfast was delicious too. Worth it!

I recently stayed at Novotel London Canary Wharf and it was one of the most enjoyable hotel experiences I’ve had in London. From the moment I checked in, the atmosphere felt modern, welcoming, and effortlessly comfortable. The highlight of the stay was definitely the view from my room. Waking up to the Canary Wharf skyline and watching the city lights come alive at night was incredible. The floor-to-ceiling windows made the entire room feel bright and spacious, and the panoramic cityscape gave the stay a real luxury feel. Another standout experience was visiting Bōkan, the hotel’s restaurant and rooftop bar. The views from up there are absolutely breathtaking , you get a stunning panoramic perspective of the whole of London, from Canary Wharf to landmarks across the city skyline. Whether during sunset or later in the evening, the atmosphere is unforgettable. The combination of great food, drinks, and those sweeping views made it one of the best parts of the trip. The hotel amenities were also excellent. The pool was clean and relaxing, perfect after a long day exploring or working in the city. The gym was well-equipped with everything needed for a proper workout, and the sauna added an extra touch of relaxation that really elevated the overall experience. Overall, Novotel London Canary Wharf delivers the perfect mix of comfort, modern luxury, amazing facilities, and spectacular London views. I’d happily stay there again and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable stay in Canary Wharf.

I I had another wonderful stay at art’otel Hoxton, and once again, it exceeded my expectations. The hotel was impeccably clean, beautifully designed, and the views were absolutely stunning. The location is excellent, making it easy to explore London. What made this stay especially memorable was that I was travelling with my mum, who was visiting the UK for the first time. The team went above and beyond to ensure she was comfortable and well looked after throughout our stay, and that meant so much to us. I would like to give a special thank you to Ishrat, the Guest Experience Manager. From the moment we arrived, she was incredibly kind, welcoming and attentive. She listened to our needs, checked in on us during our stay, and genuinely made us feel valued as guests. Her exceptional hospitality turned what was already a beautiful hotel into an unforgettable experience. Every member of staff we interacted with was friendly, professional and eager to help. I truly appreciate the care and attention we received, and I’m so grateful for the wonderful memories my mum and I made during our stay. I highly recommend art’otel Hoxton to anyone visiting London and will definitely be returning. Thank you again to Ishrat and the entire team for making our stay so special.

Room was clean and spacious, the beds were very comfortable. The room was ideal for 3 of us - we had a mini cooler. However, despite 3 people being on the booking, they only provided 2 towels. This was quickly rectified, but this attention to detail would have been easier upfront. Early check in is also expensive. Be aware that the last DLRs back end just before 1am so potentially not the most ideal for a late night, but overall we had a great stay and I’d definitely return

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the Tower of London. While we were queuing for check-in, a waiter offered us white wine, and the thoughtful dry white was really good! The waiting area had large sofas and lemon water, perfect for a short rest 💤. The room truly exceeded expectations – it was spacious and very comfortable, even with slippers provided. It felt much better overall than other well-known brand hotels we booked in the city! I forgot my power bank in the waiting area, couldn't find it when I went back down, but after asking the lovely lady at the front desk, they had found and kept it for me, which I really appreciated! Oh, and breakfast was also fantastic!

I was assigned to stay here because of a flight delay and received a dinner voucher for the inconvenience. I'm not sure if the restaurant is outsourced, but their attitude was absolutely terrible, treating people like beggars. I just don't understand, if you can't afford to play, then don't play at all! You give us a dinner voucher, but then we go there and are told we can't order this and can't eat that, only one main course and one fruit allowed. What's that about? The hotel's hygiene was mediocre, and the soundproofing was poor. The front desk lady was very cold. The only upside is that it's just one metro stop from the airport.

I really can't help but complain about this hotel. It's not cheap, but it's incredibly hard to find. They say it's connected to The O2, but it's very far from the subway station and extremely difficult to locate, with very few signs. Also, the check-in and check-out process was the longest I've ever experienced. On top of that, the mini-bar in the room was ridiculously expensive, and they didn't specify which items were chargeable or provide prices in advance. I only drank two bottles of water and took out a biscuit but didn't touch it, and they deducted £33 from my deposit. If it weren't for the Ariana Grande concert, I wouldn't have stayed at this hotel at all. It's definitely the worst InterContinental I've ever stayed at in terms of service. However, there were some pleasant surprises. The room facilities and the view were top-notch and worth the price. It's just the service and the location that are hard to overlook.

To get there from the airport, you'll need to take a shuttle, which costs extra. You can find the T2/T3 Hoppa at the airport (not at the hotel). If you exit the hotel and turn left, there's a petrol station, and just in front of it is a bus stop. You can take bus 278 to get to the Underground. Everything else was good, and the pasta at the Italian restaurant was delicious. However, there's not much to walk around and see nearby.

The hotel's location is great, right next to St. Paul's Cathedral and within walking distance to the Museum of Contemporary Art. The family room was small, and the bathroom was tiny, barely allowing us to open a 30-inch suitcase. The rooftop bar requires reservations and is for guests aged 21 and over. Luggage storage is available, and early check-in is possible if a room is ready; we checked in at 1:30 PM. Overall, the location and service were good, and the room was quiet, but the facilities are only on par with a 3-star hotel in China. It's more suitable for couples.

Overall, the hotel is pretty good. It's less than 100 meters from the subway station. From Heathrow, take the Elizabeth Line to Custom House, then transfer to the DLR and go one stop further east. The hotel is right outside the station (Google Maps' route suggests walking 1km without transferring). It takes about half an hour to get to the city center. There might be some payment delays when using Visa and Mastercard credit cards issued by mainland Chinese banks at the hotel.