Hotels With parking in Greater London, United Kingdom

The hotel is lovely, clean and cosy. It came with free bottles of water. It’s quiet so you can enjoy your peaceful sleep. The front desk people were lovely and helpful right as I got to the front desk and assisted with the number of cab company as my flight was very early in the morning. I don’t know if they have bell boys though (I didn’t ask, so had to struggle with getting my luggage from my room to the reception during check out). I’ll definitely recommend this hotel.

The hotel's location is fantastic, very close to Terminal 4. The front desk staff were warm and professional. The room facilities were complete, clean, and tidy. The breakfast was rich and varied. Overall, a great experience, definitely a 5-star rating!

The place wasn't hard to find. My only problem is charging 5 pounds for parking for a day

The hotel's biggest advantage is its proximity to the exhibition center. However, the drawbacks include a very high mirror in the bathroom, a high sink, and subpar toiletries. Additionally, the room layout is a bit odd. Overall, while not particularly expensive compared to London's high prices, the facilities are quite basic.

The location of this LSE accommodation is absolutely superb; it's very centrally located. There are two tube stations nearby, Blackfriars and Southwark, both just a 10 to 15-minute walk away. Bankside Pier is also a 10-minute walk, where you can catch an Uber Boat. Tate Modern Museum is right across the street, and behind the museum are the Thames riverside, Millennium Bridge, and St Paul's Cathedral, all within easy reach. Borough Market is also just a 10-minute walk away. Considering the excellent location, a single room with a private bathroom at this price, including breakfast, offers unbeatable value for money. The breakfast is very generous, served from 7 AM to 9:30 AM, featuring sausages, fried eggs, bread, milk, yogurt, fruit, and more. Furthermore, the accommodation is quite clean, and the room was spotless. The front desk staff handling check-in and check-out were all very pleasant; while not overtly enthusiastic like hotel staff, their demeanor was perfectly professional and helpful. Regarding the facilities, I booked a single room, but the one I was given actually had two beds, which made the room feel quite cramped. The room had a great view, with a direct view of The Shard. The building itself appears to be quite old, with many dated aspects. For instance, there are many rooms on one floor (over 40), and the corridors are a maze of twists and turns with numerous fire doors, making it feel like a labyrinth. The windows open upwards, requiring you to stand on a chair to open or close them. There's absolutely no soundproofing for the plumbing; you can hear a very loud gushing sound from the pipes whenever someone in an adjacent room uses water. (Thankfully, my neighbors in the two adjacent rooms were very considerate, rarely using water between 11 PM and 8 AM, and when they did, the sound was minimal, suggesting they used a very low flow). As a former international student in the UK who lived in university dorms for many years, I am perfectly accustomed to small rooms and basic amenities (a kettle, cups, tea bags, soap, shampoo, shower gel, and bath towel are provided, but no hairdryer or fan). However, honestly, the pipe noise was a bit beyond what I expected. Other points of concern for me were: 1. The accommodation hosts hundreds of guests across all age groups, which led to significant queues for breakfast when I went down at 8 AM. 2. The bathroom had a very strong, pungent smell – I couldn't tell if it was disinfectant or fresh paint – which persisted for two days even with the window open constantly. I regretted not asking for a room change on the first day. 3. On my floor, one of the communal kitchens was locked, meaning over forty rooms on that entire floor had to share a single kitchen. I hadn't encountered these specific issues when staying in other university accommodations, which made them a bit bothersome. However, if these particular points aren't a major concern for you, then this place absolutely stands out as an excellent, high-value accommodation option.

We’ve stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott London City Airport multiple times now, and it’s always a place we look forward to returning to. The rooms are consistently spacious, with a large bathroom that adds to the comfort of the stay. Everything is always very clean and well-maintained, which we really appreciate. The location is also a big plus — being so close to both the airport and the DLR makes it incredibly convenient, especially for travel. Check-in is always smooth, with friendly and helpful staff who make the process quick and welcoming. Breakfast is another highlight, offering good quality food and a wide variety of options to choose from, which sets you up well for the day. Overall, it’s a reliable and comfortable hotel that we’re always happy to come back to.

I arrived early to the hotel and asked if there was any possibility I could check in early? The staff couldn’t have been more helpful and fortunately there was room ready so I checked and had a wonderful breakfast and enjoyed the facilities over two days. I particularly enjoyed the gym, the pool and the sauna. I was attending an event at the Excel Arena so location could not have been better. Thank you to the staff for wonderful service

I've stayed here several times, and as expected from a brand-name hotel, the service and facilities are excellent in all respects. The environment is lovely, and being in Terminal 4 makes it very convenient for catching flights. There's also a free shuttle to T2 and T3.

The hotel had a great location and was very clean and well kept. View was really nice. The room quality was also really good. The only downside was the amenities — even just providing bottled water in the room would make a big difference, since not everyone wants to drink tap water. I had to go out and buy water, which was a bit inconvenient. At breakfast, the eggs were served next to the bacon, so they seemed contaminated and weren’t really suitable for vegetarians or anyone avoiding bacon.

I stayed in room 302 in March 2026 for 1 night. I chose this hotel because I stayed there before and I was very impressed. This time I was given the same room again, I liked the room. It has a large comfy bed and a nice clean bathroom. The breakfast was really good as I like vegetables and they do great omelettes and fresh vegetables. The reception staff are very kind and helpful during my visit and remembered me from the last time I stayed. The hotel is in very easy access to the underground. On this visit the Elizabeth line was closed and I had to get a bus to agents Hill. This was very easy. There are plenty of places to eat around the hotel including an all you can eat from £11.99. I always have a good Stay at this hotel. There is a kettle with plenty of T and coffee. Some people staying on my floor were very noisy but that was all I can criticise really as it wasn’t the hotels fault. Very kind staff. There is a decent TV in the room and plenty of towels. During this trip and overnight stay I visited the Ramses exhibition at Battersea and images are included in this feedback. A good hotel to stay in that’s great value just outside central London about 20 mins on train.