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

This was the hotel I stayed at when I was in London for work. I booked a regular room for just…read moremyself. The check in process was simple and they put me on the ninth floor. I like the room, it had a great view of London and the river nearby. The bed was comfortable and I really like the water pressure in the shower. The room also have the standard US power plug here. I visit the Clipper Bar that is here to get a soda and also the Market Brasserie which is where they serve breakfast. I like that this hotel has a special route to go to the O2 arena which was where I was working. The only issue I had here was trying to get ice. There no ice machine in the hotel and I went to ask the worker at the check in desk. They said someone from room service will bring it up to me.

We had the pleasure of staying here for our first 3 nights in London. It's located east of London…read moreand only a short underground away from the most touristy places (which is what we preferred for this leg of our trip). This property is just a few steps from the O2, a ginormous Arena with shops, activity centers and restaurants and is within walking distance in a town called Greenwich where you will find pubs, a small market and tons of amazing parks to just relax and chill. This is also where the famous GMT clock is located (in Greenwich Park), just be prepared to make the hike, where you will find some awesome views! In any event I'm here to rate the amazing service we receive here. We didn't have access to a fridge and didn't have phone service in the room, but we didn't mind as other amenities and service in the room sort of canceled all of the negatives. It was humid this time of year in June and we walked a lot. The shower water pressure is so powerful here nothing else matters to me at this point. They offer 2 restaurants. Hubby and I shared a lunch meal at the Meridian restaurant. The service was on point and the food was a delight. We also had dinner at the Market Brasserie in the second floor after a few days of drooling on their grilled squid and it certainly didn't disappoint! Later, we spent time at their upscale bar the Clipper, sipped some custom cocktail and wine while enjoying the beautiful views this property has to offer. Hubby and I logged some serious steps this trip but didn't miss a day of circuit training (weights + Machines) first thing in the AM in their fully equipped and spacious gym. Unfortunately, we were not able to use the spa service. Finally, I want to give praise to the amazing staff here - from concierge, front desk, restaurant staff and Attila, the Night Manager who was more than accommodating, especially at the end of our trip when I thought I lost my iPhone (was a major heart attack moment for me!) and made sure we had an epic stay for our first trip to London.

It may sound a bit pointless on January 1 to warn everyone against going to The Pilot, Greenwich on…read moreNew Year's Eve. After all, we've just had New Year's Eve and the next one isn't due for 364 days. Even so, it's worth considering our experience at The Pilot on the night of December 31, 2022. They could not have been more curmudgeonly and unwelcoming, waiting to hasten us on our way, with the servers failing even to wish us a Happy New Year. The place was practically empty, the food indifferent and the wait staff sulky. The two young women who looked in on us had faces like thunder, so much so we felt like apologising for turning up to have dinner. They couldn't wait to get rid of us and we left at 11, knowing it was better to be somewhere they actually wanted guests. The pub management should look into why their staff's morale is so bad they vent their temper on diners.

As far as I can tell (and confirmed by my friend who works in North Greenwich) this is the only…read moregenuine pub on the penninsula. It is positioned at the end of a lone terrace of Victorian cottages - surrounded by a never ending development of high rise blocks. The Pilot attracts a captive audience of office workers and labourers from the surrounding sites. Mind you, it could hold its own even compared to more competitively located pubs. They have an impressive choice of beers, and not just white wine for the ladies (sorry, couldn't resist). The pub has been done up carefully to appeal to diners without losing the feel of a real pub. The beer garden is nonedescript in its design, and the sight of half finished appartment blocks is just depressing, but it is still lovely to be able to sit outside on a summer's evening. The food menu is somewhat predictable and we almost ordered fish and chips when the waitress read us the list of daily specials. The duck breast served with sweet potato gnocchi was impossible to resist, and we were not disappointed. I later saw the description on a board by the bar, and apparently the stringy bits in the sauce were meant to be chicoree - not quite up to restaurant standard, but overcooked sauce is forgivable in a pub (the duck was cooked perfectly and still pink inside). It's just that little bit too far to be the obvious choice for O2 visitors, but well worth the effort.

We were visiting London for three days before leaving on a cruise. The hotel offered free…read morebreakfast, which was a "must" for someone in our party. This is really not near London at all, nor is it within walking distance of anything, AND it's nearly two hours from the Southampton cruise port. I must point that out right away. We took hired cars everywhere as the London Underground was not very near either. The hotel itself was clean and nice, and it offered a very good free hot breakfast with plenty of seating. There is also a Chinese restaurant attached to the hotel that was pretty tasty. The fire alarm went off VERY early on one of the days we were there, and then we were left without hot water or flushing toilets for several hours. Thank goodness we were already ready for the day. The elevator only fit a few people and was one of the smallest I have ever been in -- but it was working while we were there. I recommend this hotel if you want to do something in Greenwich. Not a great option if you want to visit London daily.

Great location for the O2. Close to the tube/train station perhaps a 15 minute walk-in a pretty…read morestraight direction. The rooms are clean and a decent size the only gripe is the breakfast. Both Saturday and Sunday morning there were massive queues which was fine only they took over 20 minutes to bring out sausages. Also the cutlery became a bit grubby. I'd imagine it is not so bad during the weekdays. This is a good location if you are going to the royals naval college or visiting. The GMT line museums etc.

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.

I stayed there for two days before going home and I had an amazing stay. Special thanks to Marcelo…read morewho welcomed us very warmly. The hotel is beautiful and very close to many beautiful views, especially if you take the cable car to Greenwich at night. The staff are lovely and extremely helpful. The rooms are comfy with AC, heating, good blankets and they provide breakfast in the mornings. There's a Tesco right across the street. And should you need anything, the staff will help you get it sorted. The hotel is an amazing floating property and I would highly recommend anyone stay there because the staff are multicultural and helpful, so you might even get some tips for visiting London.

Service was great, views are amazing. The hotel is on the water so there's always a good breeze. If…read moreyou come during the afternoon you can catch ppl doing water sports. The rooftop closes at 9pm. Fyi, portions are small is you're not from the UK.

Full disclosure: I should have written this review a month ago but couldn't find the time. That…read moresaid, I would be remiss if I didn't sing the praises of the bar staff at this hotel. First, the other stuff: I didn't love the location because I wasn't going to the trade show my husband was attending. It was the perfect location for events at the Excel Center. For sightseeing, not so much. But I highly recommend it for the Excel. The quality is what I expect from Hilton - the accommodations are quite good, the restaurant food is also quite good, and the service is exceptional. So did it exceed expectations? Not much. But my expectations of Hilton properties are extremely high and they met them in every regard save one. They far exceeded my expectations at the bar. And the bar is the point of my review. After an exhausting day of travel (I met my husband at the hotel on the second last day of his trade show) I just needed a drink. I went in to the bar wishing I could get my favorite drink but not feeling very hopeful. I love a proper whiskey sour. A proper whiskey sour is made with egg white, bitters, and a cherry (in my case, several cherries.) Hardly anyplace makes them that way. The common fail is the egg white. I assume people don't want to make them that way because it's hard on the arm; you really have to shake it. A lot. But a proper one is outstanding. So I went over to the bar and inquired. Then I met the staff: Lucas, Marcu, Monika, and Sergio (I must apologize at this point because it took me so long to write this that I can't remember who had which role.) They were all fantastic! When I asked, the manager heard me inquire and immediately interjected. He said he'd be happy to go to the kitchen for an egg so the bartender could make it. When the server brought it to the table it had a cherry but was lacking bitters. So I asked if they had them to add and was immediately assured that she'd take care of it. I also asked for extra cherries. The drink returned a minute later, bitters in a pretty pattern and a pick filled with cherries. It was perfection!!! For the rest of my stay my cocktails were perfect! I ate every meal in the bar as well. I'm sure the service in the restaurant was great, but the bar staff took such good care of me that I didn't want to go anywhere else. My compliments to these individuals! They go above and beyond, making their guests feel valued. I was about to book this hotel for another trade show in September but it's already booked. I'm not surprised. Anyone who has stayed there once would want to stay again. I recommend the hotel, but the bar is a must!

The rooms are so comfortable I love the view and the flexibility to the o…read more02 and train station Their breakfast is so amazing and the environment is so calm and relaxing

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.

I'd stayed here for five nights and absolutely enjoyed it…read more The Hilton London in Canary Wharf is located in the heart of the financial district of London, surrounded by unique artwork, lots of cafes, restaurants and walking distance to both Canary Wharf and Jubilee tubes (train station). The staff were very welcoming and accommodating as I had an early check in. The room was extremely spacious, comfortable bed, shower head was the best, a variety of coffee and tea selection to choose from in the room, and a mini refrigerator was so convenient. I stayed on the 11th floor facing the Citi building and I was also able to take in the beauty of the sunrise. Absolutely stunning! There was also a restaurant in the lobby and breakfast was included, but I did not participate this time around as I was occupied. I, however did enjoy the gym in the hotel and the WiFi was super fast especially in the evening hours as I had to log into work remotely. Overall! I'd highly recommend staying here if you'd like to be close to the canary wharf area.

We stayed here for two nights during a recent trip abroad and really enjoyed our stay…read more Getting to the hotel from the airport was very simple, as the hotel is close to many tube lines. We were greeted warmly by the staff, and found our room comfortable and clean. The breakfast was good, but nothing special. It also took someone about 20 minutes and asking twice for any milk and sugar to be brought to our table, by then which our coffee was cold. From this hotel it is very easy to take public transport to all the major attractions in London, which we did, and we enjoyed being able to come back to quiet area after our trips out. There were plenty of restaurants and even a grocery store around the hotel as well. Over all I would stay here again if I find myself back in London.