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1. Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane
Four Seasons Hotel London at Park LaneLondon City Centre
Jeffrey
AED 4,248
AED 5,352 total
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14 Oct - 15 Oct
2. Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge
Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower BridgeLondon City Centre
Mehrdad
AED 2,430
AED 3,062 total
includes taxes & fees
23 Oct - 24 Oct
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Top Chigwell Hotel Reviews
Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent all round, no complaints."
Hotel Riu Plaza London Victoria
10/10 Excellent
"Very modern and nice hotel. Super convenient location with walking distance to trains and public transportation. The staff were so friendly and even prepared a gift for my special occasion. Will definitely come back next time."
Royal National Hotel
8/10 Good
"Check in was busy and at the start under staffed. Room was ok. Bathroom was clean. Good location for St Pancras Station."
Strand Palace Hotel
8/10 Good
"The room was minimal but clean, comfortable and more than enough for a wonderful stay in London."
citizenM Tower of London
10/10 Excellent
"One of my favourite hotels in London (and I've been in many). The location is outstanding and the staff are always helpful and friendly. The roof top bar is great as well, with quite a view."
The Cumberland, London
8/10 Good
"Our plane was delayed, so we got this room for one night at the last minute. The room was very clean. Our room was small, but everything was fine for the situation."
Moxy London Piccadilly Circus
8/10 Good
"This is a super trendy hotel with a beautiful entryway, right off of Piccadilly Circus two escalators take you up into an immaculate reception styled like a chic nightclub with gorgeous gold stairs leading up to the bar. The problem? At the base of the escalators a sign indicates that for a step free entry you can walk through a nondescript door off to the side. Down several hallways and turns you find an elevator that will bypass the stairs. When accessibility is hidden behind doors that feel like a loading dock out of view of the glitz and glam of the entryway of the hotel it sends a subtle message: wheelchairs, rollators, walkers, and anyone using them or anyone who is unable to make it up ten steps is not part of the aesthetic of the hotel and should be hidden away. I use a walking aide (a cane) and also had a heavy small rolling suitcase with me and had to drag it around those hallways to get to the front desk. In the morning when I went for breakfast I was pointed down a bizarre staircase with no lift in sight to their glamorous restaurant. Is the restaurant not accessible or was accessibility not offered? Were it not for this I would have easily rated the hotel 5 stars. The staff is great, the hotel is clean, the bed was comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious. When I checked out a staff member happily helped me carry my suitcase down the stair case and escalator and all the way out the front door without being asked."
Bluedaws Private Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"The location and the staff here are amazing! Would definitely stay again."
Radisson Blu Hotel, London South Kensington
8/10 Good
"Breakfast was very good. Staff very polite. Sadly ran out of body wash on first shower. Very noisy throughout early hours of morning as door outside our room kept banging with people coming and going. Booked as a four adult room and was given just three cups and glasses."