Find hotels near Museum of London Docklands, London from AED 316

"All brill"

"Room was good, close to the DLR station "

"A Room with a View, But Lacking Comfort ​We booked The Tower Hotel by Thistle for a double celebration: my wife’s 40th birthday and our six-year-old daughter’s first trip to London. While the location provided unforgettable memories, the hotel itself is heavily dated. ​The Positives: ​Views & Location: The absolute highlight is the unbeatable location and the breathtaking view of Tower Bridge from our window. ​Generous Space: Our family room was surprisingly large for the city centre. ​Comfort for Children: The pull-out bed for our daughter was a full double, which she found incredibly comfortable. ​Service: The staff were genuinely friendly. ​The Negatives: ​Stifling Temperatures: The room was far too warm, as the air conditioning is centrally locked at 25°C. When we queried this, reception simply handed us a plug-in fan. ​Poor Sleep Quality: Sleep was further hampered by an uncomfortable main bed and hopelessly flat pillows. ​Lack of Plugs: There are zero plug sockets near the bed for charging devices. ​Archaic Bathrooms: The bathroom desperately needs modernising. It features separate hot and cold taps rather than a mixer, and an old-fashioned rubber plug on a chain. ​The Verdict: If you book purely for the iconic views, spacious rooms, and brilliant location, it delivers. However, if you value a good night's sleep and modern comforts, this property leaves a lot to be desired."

"Great stay at this hotel"

"Check it was completed and got stuff in the lift trying to find our room "

"Amazing staff, clean and large room. "

"Hot tub was great, room was clean but very small, wet room wasn’t ideal in layout - shower by the door, so if you wanted to use the toilet or sink, you had to get wet feet to do so. Lacking in basic amenities such as a kettle and water (yes there are hot drink stations on each floor, but these are hospital canteen style, not 4 star style). The AC was noisy and temperamental. Curtains didn’t do a good job of blocking out morning sun either. Food wise, dinner was lovely which made up for the overall stay, and breakfast was decent - but upon checking our card statement, we’ve been double charged for a single coffee ordered so it just sums up the stay really: looks far better online than in real life, and would definitely not be worth paying the ‘regular’ price (we got a great deal on Travel Tuesday, but having checked the prices for alternative days, we actually laughed out loud at the audacity to charge £400 a night!), "

"Very spacious and functional rooms"

"Firstly there is not enough support or help from the staff there are no phones in the bedroom. I paid for a premium room yet the room I was given was far from premium it was tiny and blocked by a block of flats despite being advertised as ‘city view’ I was able to change after making a complaint but in the new room the TV was so far from the bed it wasn’t comfortable nor were there any plates, bowls, spoons etc… in the kitchen area which didn’t make any sense as there is no way to use it without these. I did love the pool area but it was quite disappointing that the bar/ restaurant area was closed. There is also no where to buy food in the hotel nor is there anywhere to get or order breakfast. Although there is a cafe next to the reception area. I also had an extremely bad sleep, it was sooo noisy and people were shouting outside my room before 5am in the morning."