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Novotel Tower Bridge Hotel London
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Novotel Tower Bridge Hotel London
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10 Pepys Street
London, England, United Kingdom
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Situated next to the Tower of London and the London Bridge, Novotel London Tower Bridge is ideally located for all Transport links and on the doorstep of the City and London's major attractions. Redesigned early 2009 the hotel offers elegant and dynamic contemporary lobby, restaurant, bar and bedrooms. All en suite bedrooms offer full comfort with double bed, LCD TV, sofa, bathroom, movies on demand, broadband and WiFi and much more. At Novotel, we have transformed conviviality and comfort into an art form. Elements restaurant and bar, provides the perfect setting for relaxing and socializing and offers a great choice of food and ambience.For you sport enthusiats try the Fitness suite, featuring fully hi tech gym equipment or alternatively indulge yourself in the Wellness suite, offering aromatic steam rooms, herbal teas, fresh fruit, filtered water, power showers and a relaxation area.
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Conference Room(s)
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Mini Bar
Multilingual Staff
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Security Guard
TV
Wake-up Service
Check-in:
From 12:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 12:00 PM
Transportation:
By Tube: From West London: Piccadilly line to Hammersmith tube Station, and change to the Circle or District line to Tower Hill tube Station.From East London: British Rail to Custom House Station, and change for Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to Tower Gateway Station.From Waterloo Station: Waterloo and City line to Cannon Street Station. Walk to Monument Station and take the District or the Circle line to Tower Hill tube Station.By Car:From West London: Take the M4 Junction 1, then the Great West Road towards Hammersmith. Follow the River Thames on A3212 and A3211 and then take Upper Thames Street or Lower Thames Street to Tower Hill.From East London: A1020 and then A1261 towards Tower Hamlets. Follow the River Thames on Westferry Road ( A1206). Take the Limehouse Link Tunnel and the Highway (A1203) to Tower Hill.From Waterloo Station:Take Waterloo Road, then turn right to Stamford Street and cross Blackfriars Bridge. On your right take Upper Thames Street (A3211), or Lower Thames Street to Tower Hill.
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
The Parking facilities let this hotel down, the car park was difficult to find from the details given by the concierge. I think the hotel should offer a parking facility, drop off your bags and then they park, it was very difficult with young children, and in the rain.The hotel was clean, friendly and contemporary, I would stay there again on business, but not with the family.The bar area was good and friendly, but no child friendly snacks, or tapas available.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
We stayed at this hotel with my 7 year old daugther for her Birthday treat. Booking was very simple on late rooms. we arrived at the hotel very early but the staff were more than happy to store our luggage whilst we explored the sights.We didn't spend much time in our room, but we found it very clean and comfortable, we would definatley stay here again, there was ample space for us, and it was especially ideal for the tube, only 2 minutes walk away
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Perfectly good for a weekend tourist hotelWe arrived early & were still able to check in to our room straight away. No kids gift pack given to us as mentioned in other reviews & I forgot to ask for one anyway. Good location for seeing the sights with the kids, excellent family friendly restaurants nearby & we also found a fantastic place for lunch - Pod, sandwiches, salads & soups with a strong focus on organic produce and at the same prices as a fast food joint. There is a small garden space near the hotel for the kids to run around in. A taxi to the West End is about £12.00 if you want to venture further afield. Hotel was clean, newly decorated rooms & felt like good value for money at LateRooms prices. A busy restaurant at breakfast was expensive at £14.50 per adult, and at 8am there wasn't anywhere else open nearby ie we tried Wetherspoons, but the hotel do not charge kids for breakfast & the food is plentiful. TOP TIP: (if you've bothered to read this far!) do the Duck Tour it is absolutely the best way to show children & adults the sights!!
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Can't fault itDidn't have any food so can't comment on that, but for an overnight stop in the City area of London it was perfect. Very modern and great value for money (I got a very good deal through LateRooms).
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Rooms were clean and spacious. Check in was efficient and quick. Location was good for underground and a good tourist base. I cannot comment on the standard of food as we didn't eat in the hotel. I would recommend this hotel and would use again.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Below standardsUpon arrival, our reservations could not be found. After 20 mins, they placed us in a very basic room (less than Holiday Inn) and we had a superior room. It was clean. However, no info books regarding the city, or even a pen or pencil. Even worse, no air conditioning!
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
This hotel is ideally situated being just moments away from Tower Hill Tube Station. We travelled with our children (6 + 8 years) who received a gift when we checked in. It is a family friendly place - the kids were on a double sofa bed. The staff were all excellent and very helpful. I cannot fault the place!We had the hotel breakfast on the first morning which was good but pricey at £14.50 each (kids eat free). The second morning we ate at Wetherspoons and the food was disgusting although cheaper at £16.50 for the four of us. We are vegetarians and have low expectations of cooked breakfast but the meat eaters at the next table looked equally unhappy with their food.
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
This was a clean hotel and proved a comfortable stay,We had our 3 and 4 year old daughters with it being situated right by the underground it was ideal as a base for us to explore london.At £14 a breakfast we decided on eating it in weatherspoons round the corner and all 4 ate for £12.Lovely bar down the stairs and im sure if we had nt had the kids we would have made use of it!
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
Avoid the hotel until the restaurant and bar renovations, and the check-in renovations, are complete (Spring 2009?). There is limited space available in the restaurant, hence there are long queues at breakfast waiting for a table. The temporary reception desk has only 2 computer terminals, hence more queuing. Don't be in a rush to leave, especially on a Friday morning. Regrettably, the trendy, garish "sofa-style" seating in the partly opened restaurant is uncomfortable, and the menu is very poor. Try the Novotel St Pancras for a much better experience and a classier restaurant.
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
WE were so pleased with the hotel, the quality of the room for the money and the friendliness of the staff. It was really welcoming and the Staff were really good with the kids and gave them a gift each.
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
Very friendly and helpful staff who made every effort to make our stay an enjoyable one. The family room was very comfortable and clean. The location of the hotel was excellent for touring London due to its proximity to the underground and the cruise boats. Overall a very pleasant stay!
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
Everything great except the buffet they served on a sunday. It was pretty bad but breakfast was not bad and the friendliness of the staff is amazing.Close to metro, shops, restaurants and tower bridge.
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
An excellent hotel. Good location.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
We were not informed about the buildiong work going on there.The room was, for the price, very small.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
Great Hotel good area felt safe at night time {as two ladies alone} reception area great good decor flowers in reception gave an added touch staff courteous will use again and have already recommended to friends and people who come down on bussiness
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
A great hotel for a short break to London with the kids. We love the \"city\" as it is quieter at the weekend and full of historical interest and this hotel is brillaintly placed for strolling around the city, catching the tube, or the bus into the West End. It's 2mins from transport, The Thames, The Tower etc. The room was a fair size and my kids were shattered from roaming around looking at the sites they didn't quibble about sharing a double sofa bed which was the bed for the 2 children. All the staff were helpful and although there were works being undertaken it didn't bother us.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
Excellent location tube station right next to hotel. We had a beautiful view of the tower of london from one bedroom. Staff were very friendly and helpful and I will be returning on my next trip.
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
Hotel was great value for money.good central location.Very clean and friendly staff.Breakfast was expensive though at £14 each. Great quiet location for families and tower hill tube is 2 minutes around the corner.Would def recommend this hotel and would def stay again.Not sure its worth the £250 per night though!
Date of Stay:
October, 2008
Decent value for central London, clean and rooms good.
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
Room was a good size with view of inner courtyard. Ideal position for Tower and Southbank. Prices within hotel was reasonable.
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