Find hotels near Institute of Contemporary Arts, London from AED 1,110

"The staff was very helpful from beginning till end. The location of the hotel is centralized, close to multiple train stations and to every main show from West End. The rooms need a little TLC. The housekeeping was amazing and always came back to our room made. Why I give them a lower rating on cleanliness is because of the status of the amenities. They just need some updating. "

"Fantastic hotel. Loved our stay from start to finish. Lovely room with great amenities. Recommend the 12th Knot for a night cap and breakfast in bed was outstanding. "

"Could not ask for a better location. The staff were helpful, the property is beautiful, and you are right in the heart of exploring London! The only downside was having to reserve a time to use the pool, which was not made clear when booking."

"Did not use either."

"The Hotel was everything it said it was, however, the room was really small. It was okay for 2 nights but no longer. The upside was that it was right in the centre of 'Theatre land' and a short walk to anywhere we wanted to go,"

"The room was nice, large and quiet. But there was no safe, and the bed was a standard double with a soft squeaky old mattress. Disappointing."

"This listing is incomplete. Right off the bat, they wanted £40 to check-in early. Rather than give available rooms to folks first come first served like other hotels, they wanted more money. The cocoon concept seemed pretty cool, except the room we got… - has no windows - is split in two vertically so you have to crawl around like you’re camping (hit my head twice) and the ladder is in the way of the bottom one - there is nowhere to put stuff except in the crawl spaces in front of the bed and one “platform” for one suitcase (no nightstand, no counter space in the bathroom, no closet, no hangers, no desk) had to use the toilet and the top of the garbage can - there is nowhere to sit except the bed, and the toilet - nothing in the room (no coffee, no iron, no hair dryer, no TV, no cups, no ice bucket, nada) - no front desk (though it says so on the amenities) only a row of iPads for self check-in and a few people loitering around - no phone to call the non-existent front desk to ask if they have any of the items above - lots of outlets for charging, yet none in the bathroom for hair drying (brought our own)(maybe it’s UK code) - not see through but translucent bathroom divider (I left the room while my daughter showered) - can’t turn the AC down below 19 degrees but room never got below 23 - then, to top it all off, they wanted £45 to out the bags in storage at checkout - same price as a few other “normal”/“real” hotels, not including early check-in fees and fee"

"This hotel is a luxury hotel if you squint hard enough. The bones are there. but there is wear and evidence of the need to constantly retrofit an old building into a modern hotel. It is not a great place for business. The cell service is spotty in the room we had, which messed up getting on work VPN. The lifts are inadequate for the size of the hotel. Breakfast was OK, not great value, but it is downtown London. The location is great. Really close to the Tube and connected that way to everything from Heathrow to all the tourist sites. It is really a great location and a cool building."

"Clean room . Extraordinary location. don’t bring big suitcases rooms are super tiny"