This Doubletree is in an historic building that has quite a unique and satisfying charm. The staff…read morewas absolutely outstanding, as was my room, with quite a view across the Thames. As you pull up to the hotel, you will be welcomed by the literal "rolling out the red carpet". It is located in a very quiet residential area within easy walking distance to shops, restaurants, and attractions. This morning, I walked 1 mile to the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory and, of course, stood with one foot in the Eastern Hemisphere and the other in the Western Hemisphere. I then walked down to the Cutty Sark, and discovered the entrance to a tunnel where you can walk under the Thames! I travel to London often as a volunteer medical courier, so I know I'll be back here soon.

I had the brief pleasure of meeting London for the first time this past June. I looked high and low…read morefor a decent hotel as I was unable to book air bnb due to the closeness of our traveling date. I have stayed in DoubleTrees in the past and was comforted I would be staying in a brand known to me. It was a long traveling day: I had flown from Las Vegas to LAX, retrieved hubs, made sure all our travel togs were in order, flew LAX to Heathrow and then took a 90 minute cab ride from Heathrow to Greenwich. Holy Mole were we exhausted. I booked the hotel via hotels.com and was wary of using a third party. Upon check in, my worries were unfounded. My hilton rewards account was requested and provided, we were checked in quickly and provided a warm cookie which our weary jet lagged asses gratefully accepted. Once we found our room (small incident with a 4 that looked like a 9) we settled in. Yes the room was tiny but it was quiet and the bed was comfortable. There was an electric kettle in the cupboard and a sturdy hair dryer in the desk. The bathroom was a bit strange. There was no shower door, just a partial glass partition which meant the floor got wet. All the shelf space was above the toilet. Ehh. A bit annoying but not worth making a fuss over. We had a lovely view, there was free wifi and a couple of bottles of water in the room as well. But the bed, sooo lovely. The bar adjacent to the lobby served up some mean drinks. Yum. If I return to the U.K. I have no issues staying here again.

Lovely small hotel in a good location with easy access to the O2 and other great places to visit in…read moreLondon.

A hotel which employs a bunch of fakes who violate all British values by treating guests of the…read morehotel unfairly and fail in making customers' experience unforgettable. Even at Christmas when people are supposed to care more for each other, the employees of the hotel leave all kindness behind by treating guests with huge disrespect not greeting them politely and not welcoming customers with a smile.

This hotel is trash. I paid for wi-fi and it does not work. The heat is broken. If you do not have…read morea room close to the elevators, you are screwed. Avoid this place at all costs.

Staff are really welcoming and friendly. I'm a lover of the Premier In Brand especially since they…read morehave the Good Night Guarantee which gives me a bit more confidence.. Rooms are extremely clean, but if you get the wrong room you can forget getting any mobile signal. Would happily recommend Premier Inn in Greenwich, and will definately be coming back

Great location an outside of London, the Greenwich tube station is right next door... easy to…read morenavigate and super affordable. Large room, kind sized very comfortable bed. Layout was difficult for me. Walking in is a small space with a toilet than around the corner neat the bed is the tub, separate shower and sink. So much space... different from a lot of other Europe stays. Restaurant bar in the main lobby I haven't tried it yet, but I'll be back in a week and will update.

Location- Great! 5 min walk to the market, variety of restaurants, right next to the DLR....Love…read moretaking the Uber boat into London. We've stayed at this hotel multiple times. This is the first time I've not fully enjoyed it. Issues are- locked bathrooms in lobby (inconvenient); room remained too hot the entire stay; noisy room (from DLR); no lotion; no variety to breakfast from day to day; after long flight- unable to check in early (Understand but just a point; had to keep checking- no offer to contact us when the room was ready); ....just fell short all around in product and service.

Pretty nice. Great location for exploring. Clean. Staff…read moreinteraction was so-so to being ignored in restaurant, staff somewhat clueless and marginally helpful. Desk help slightly better. Price was decent. Location is main reason to stay.

The man was looking for a local pub in Greenwich and we ended up here. Not a great brew selection…read moreso he ordered a Guiness. Their bar bites were awesome, though. We had cauliflower wings, chicken wings, and calamari. Sauces were very creative and tasty. Be careful going to the WC - the stairs down are very steep.

Very comfortable beds, clean and the rooms are pretty spacious with a TV, hairdryer, soup, kettle…read morewith tea and coffee, and an iron provided. The reception has a nice lounge area with two computers to use, a bar serving cocktails and gin, and free water. There's also free wifi. The hotel is very clean and they have laundry available. The nearest station Cutty Sark is a 5 min walk away, and the hotel is beside greenwich market and Cafe Rouge where breakfast is served. Breakfast is not served by Ibis: when you pay for breakfast it just gets you vouchers for cafe rouge, which allows you to pick one thing to order off the menu. It's sit down and order, and the food is terrible and service is extremely slow, so I would not recommend breakfast there. I suggest booking without breakfast and eating elsewhere as there is many cafes in the area. Lack of toiletries: only soap, no shampoo or anything else provided.

The hotel has the perfect location. It is near many shops and restaurants. The hotel is next to a…read morecafe, so if you get hungry you can grab a quick meal. Some of things I enjoyed about my stay was the free wifi and plentiful outlets. However, there were some things I didn't like. One is the lack of wash clothes. Not everyone uses liquid soap and carries a loofa with them. Furthermore, the beds are very hard. I felt like I was sleeping on a slab of rock. Very uncomfortable. Continuing, the shower had an odd smell to it when I arrived, like it hadn't been cleaned entirely. Also, I found it concerning that the linen was not washed with bleach. Gross. To top things off, the check in process is unique. There is no front desk. You check in with a person in a red shirt with an iPhone. I wasn't very comfortable with this arrangement for security reasons. It could be very easy for someone to imitate this and trick confused tourists. I would say this is a great hotel for a short stay. But that's about it. 2/5

Goat stew to die for Rich, umami-filled, unctuous, and just…read morepiccante enough to keep you wanting more, this is one excellent goat stew. And the people are nice too - basically, if you're in the hood, you could do far worse

I chose this spot on a Friday night and it wasn't crowded. My food came out fast and tasted…read moredelicious. I ordered the oxtail, rice and peas, and plantain . For my cocktail I got the Jamaican mule. It's a great date night spot. It's very close to Canary Wharf.