I am absolutely positively surprised by the amazing client service. The hotel staff was always friendly and answered all my questions and were not bothered if there was another question.
Thanks Motel One London Tower
The best things is that they were very helpful & understanding. Some members of our party was unable to travel at late notice - full refund was given.
Hotel food was delicious & staff members was very polite & helpful. I was overall very happy with my stay.
Rooms are basic but do the job. I stayed one night before our flight. Staff were friendly & helpful. Would stay here again no problem - would recommend
Enjoyed our stay very much. Clean comfortable room. Checking in was very simple and staff were so helpful and friendly. I chose the hotel, and it was near to the OVO arena, Wembley. Would certainly book it again.
London is a beautiful city with so much to see and do. We travelled for a soccer game and enjoyed the atmosphere and the whole buzz around it. Would definitely recommend a weekend break to London.
I visited London for I think the 6th time. This city has something for everyone. Walking around the most well-known places, like the Southwark, Westminster, Notting Hill, Soho, Canary Wharf, Oxford Street, Hyde Park...never gets old. Primark is heavenly. So is Muji and Paperchase for us stationery lovers. As for food, you are spoilt for choice. My personal favourite is Italian, so Franco Manca and Vapiano are a must. A visit to China Town for some Chinese is a must too. El&N and Gail's for dessert. Coffee at the Black Sheep and Joe and the Juice. Favourite pub, across the street from St. Pancras. This time, though, the highlight was the half day trip to Stonehenge with Golden Tours. Loved it. Will visit again soon, hopefully!
Must see: Tower of London. Lovely castle with lots of history.
Lovely castle. Lots of hidden stories. Worth the whole day to visit. Interactive with children. Friendly staff service. Crown Jewel is a mind-blowing experience.
This was our first time travelling to London and it was a great location. Amazing places to shop, so many independent food businesses to choose from and iconic places nearby. The hotel was really close to the city centre, so it was very easy to get around to all the busiest and most exciting places there are. We went to Camden market, which was packed, but only a short bis journey.
2 nice walks -Trafalgar Square, walk down Whitehall. Nice buildings and monuments there. 10 Downing Street is also there. This road brings you to Westminster abbey and Big Ben, Houses of Parliament - Walk over Tower Bridge and on the South Side to London Bridge, cross over and come back to the Tower of London
What to see or do in and around Greater London
Lauren,
London (Greater London)
London is a beautiful city with so much to see and do. We travelled for a soccer game and enjoyed the atmosphere and the whole buzz around it. Would definitely recommend a weekend break to London.
Christina,
London (Greater London)
Top destination
I visited London for I think the 6th time. This city has something for everyone. Walking around the most well-known places, like the Southwark, Westminster, Notting Hill, Soho, Canary Wharf, Oxford Street, Hyde Park...never gets old. Primark is heavenly. So is Muji and Paperchase for us stationery lovers. As for food, you are spoilt for choice. My personal favourite is Italian, so Franco Manca and Vapiano are a must. A visit to China Town for some Chinese is a must too. El&N and Gail's for dessert. Coffee at the Black Sheep and Joe and the Juice. Favourite pub, across the street from St. Pancras. This time, though, the highlight was the half day trip to Stonehenge with Golden Tours. Loved it. Will visit again soon, hopefully!
Jennifer Tan-Waldhauser,
London (Greater London)
Must see: Tower of London. Lovely castle with lots of history.
Lovely castle. Lots of hidden stories. Worth the whole day to visit. Interactive with children. Friendly staff service. Crown Jewel is a mind-blowing experience.
Larry Eirich,
London (Greater London)
London has amazing old buildings that have been maintained. It was a perfect destination to visit.
As mentioned above, the architecture (new and old) was amazing.
Maria Faig,
London (Greater London)
Amazing city!!!
The whole experience, 10/10. Great locations, amazing parks and museums, and the food... oh my God! (PS, beware of pickpockets!)
Jana,
London (Greater London)
London is always delightful. There is always so much to see and do.
Kamlesh,
London (Greater London)
Places we went to were ace. Very easy to get to and great for the kids. Science museum: Great for adults and kids. Lots of walking, though.
Daisy,
London (Greater London)
This was our first time travelling to London and it was a great location. Amazing places to shop, so many independent food businesses to choose from and iconic places nearby. The hotel was really close to the city centre, so it was very easy to get around to all the busiest and most exciting places there are. We went to Camden market, which was packed, but only a short bis journey.
Craig,
London (Greater London)
Amazing
Was the other half's first time in London so did the big ones, London Eye, Big Ben, the Palace etc was very good and Chinatown is perfect for food
Carolyn,
London (Greater London)
Nice walks
2 nice walks -Trafalgar Square, walk down Whitehall. Nice buildings and monuments there. 10 Downing Street is also there. This road brings you to Westminster abbey and Big Ben, Houses of Parliament - Walk over Tower Bridge and on the South Side to London Bridge, cross over and come back to the Tower of London
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