3-Star Hotels in Greater London, United Kingdom

Booked a classic room and was upgraded to an club room, upgrade is an understatement as stayed in a classic room in the past and was much better than this room. This room was basic. The room was cold and when putting the heater/air conditioning unit on for heat it is so noisy that you can't keep it on over night so woke up a few times shivering. The shower took a long time to heat up and even then it was only warm. This room had no where to put bags without being in the way so only good if you have a small bag. I would of preferred not to have been upgraded to a club room on this occasion as I was so disappointed. Check in took over 10 minutes before being seen considering there were 3 people on reception and again with check out as there was no key drop was asked for room number that I was checking out from but wasn't asked if my stay was good or anything no good customer service. Seems like this hotel has gone down hill compared to my stay about 5 years ago.

Location is good very close to Russell Square underground that can connect you to many locations! Walking distance to British museum! Buses are also easy access. Many cafe nearby. Only down side amenities is limited. Simple wash and shampoo provided ! You needs to bring your own conditioner and facial tissues!

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Limehouse and had a fairly decent experience overall. The location is alright—convenient enough for getting around, though not the most central. The price was reasonable, especially considering that breakfast was included, and I appreciated the variety of options available in the morning. One of the highlights was the view, which was quite nice. However, the hotel was undergoing renovations during my stay, which have to get in through the back door. The biggest downside was the temperature—it was very cold, and there wasn’t much heating, which made the stay less comfortable than I would have liked. That said, I was placed on an upper floor where the windows were not fully covered, which I actually really appreciated as it allowed me to enjoy the view even more. Overall, it’s a decent choice for the price, would recommend it.

A minimalist hotel but very zen, the staff were really helpful and the room small but cosy. The design of the hotel is really nice but it’s very basic and you need to make sure you understand the concept.  There is a vending machine to purchase cutlery and other things you might need in the room, there is also a hot drinks machine, which drinks cost £3 and hot water £2. There is a Tesco and a sainsburys a few minutes walk from the hotel. 10 minutes away is the Cutty Sark a high street and Greenwich market and park. The hotel was really quiet even though it was busy.

Strategically located near to Heathrow T4, easy access to both Elizabeth and Piccadilly line. Bed was super comfy for a good night sleep. The buffet breakfast at 13.99 per pax was porky delicious ad worth it. Highly recommended to stay for easy access to transportation options and accessibility.

The hotel is central for all attractions, shops and restaurants. The hotel does have breakfast facilities but we did not use this. There is a vending machine in reception which you can get snacks from. The rooms were lovely. We had a double cocoon which was ideal. My only note would be there was 2 hooks for your clothing but no other accessory within the room. It could have done with a table, puff or more hooks. There are no amenities within the bedroom, which is acceptable. You can rent them (at a cost) from reception in a first come first service basis. Get in quick as hair driers and iron go quickly. Lastly just a note, that storage of your luggage is at a cost. Again this is acceptable but not all travellers would accommodate this within their budget.

A hotel with the perfect location to get to anywhere around London. The bus stop and metro (Bayswater & Queensway) is near the hotel. Halal options are available almost everywhere around the area too. If you are a bit on the bigger side please take note that the shower area is a bit small. Other than that I am very satisfied with my stay and will definitely come back here again!

Close and easy walk from Kings Cross and St. Pancras train stations, about 7-minute walk away. The location also has a few eateries around, making it easy to grab a quick bite nearby. We booked an accessible double room, and it was spacious, making it easy for us to open and pack our luggage comfortably. This extra space was a definite bonus! The hotel offers free coffee and tea downstairs, which was a nice touch. However, the coffee comes from an automatic dispensing machine, so expect basic options with regular milk (no oat or plant-based alternatives).Rooms are cleaned every 3 days, so keep that in mind if you're staying for a longer period. One thing to watch out for: check your windows when you arrive. We didn’t realize ours was open and initially thought the heater was broken, but closing the window solved the issue. Overall, it’s a clean and basic hotel—perfect if you’re looking for affordable accommodation in a central location without too many frills. The accessible room added extra convenience to our stay!

Spent here a night for an early flight in the next morning.  Hoppa bus from hotel to Heathrow airport is available. Hotel room is clean and quiet. With this price, my purpose is totally met.  Highly recommended!

Clink261 Hostel exceeded my expectations! The location is perfect, just steps away from the main attractions and public transport. The staff were incredibly friendly and helped me plan my itinerary, even suggesting some hidden gems. The dorms were clean and spacious, and I loved the rooftop terrace where I could unwind after a long day. Although the Wi-Fi was a bit slow in my room, it was fast enough in the common areas. This hostel is ideal for solo travelers or anyone looking for a social, budget-friendly stay. I’ll definitely be back!

Booked a classic room and was upgraded to an club room, upgrade is an understatement as stayed in a classic room in the past and was much better than this room. This room was basic. The room was cold and when putting the heater/air conditioning unit on for heat it is so noisy that you can't keep it on over night so woke up a few times shivering. The shower took a long time to heat up and even then it was only warm. This room had no where to put bags without being in the way so only good if you have a small bag. I would of preferred not to have been upgraded to a club room on this occasion as I was so disappointed. Check in took over 10 minutes before being seen considering there were 3 people on reception and again with check out as there was no key drop was asked for room number that I was checking out from but wasn't asked if my stay was good or anything no good customer service. Seems like this hotel has gone down hill compared to my stay about 5 years ago.

Location is good very close to Russell Square underground that can connect you to many locations! Walking distance to British museum! Buses are also easy access. Many cafe nearby. Only down side amenities is limited. Simple wash and shampoo provided ! You needs to bring your own conditioner and facial tissues!

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Limehouse and had a fairly decent experience overall. The location is alright—convenient enough for getting around, though not the most central. The price was reasonable, especially considering that breakfast was included, and I appreciated the variety of options available in the morning. One of the highlights was the view, which was quite nice. However, the hotel was undergoing renovations during my stay, which have to get in through the back door. The biggest downside was the temperature—it was very cold, and there wasn’t much heating, which made the stay less comfortable than I would have liked. That said, I was placed on an upper floor where the windows were not fully covered, which I actually really appreciated as it allowed me to enjoy the view even more. Overall, it’s a decent choice for the price, would recommend it.

A minimalist hotel but very zen, the staff were really helpful and the room small but cosy. The design of the hotel is really nice but it’s very basic and you need to make sure you understand the concept.  There is a vending machine to purchase cutlery and other things you might need in the room, there is also a hot drinks machine, which drinks cost £3 and hot water £2. There is a Tesco and a sainsburys a few minutes walk from the hotel. 10 minutes away is the Cutty Sark a high street and Greenwich market and park. The hotel was really quiet even though it was busy.

Strategically located near to Heathrow T4, easy access to both Elizabeth and Piccadilly line. Bed was super comfy for a good night sleep. The buffet breakfast at 13.99 per pax was porky delicious ad worth it. Highly recommended to stay for easy access to transportation options and accessibility.

The hotel is central for all attractions, shops and restaurants. The hotel does have breakfast facilities but we did not use this. There is a vending machine in reception which you can get snacks from. The rooms were lovely. We had a double cocoon which was ideal. My only note would be there was 2 hooks for your clothing but no other accessory within the room. It could have done with a table, puff or more hooks. There are no amenities within the bedroom, which is acceptable. You can rent them (at a cost) from reception in a first come first service basis. Get in quick as hair driers and iron go quickly. Lastly just a note, that storage of your luggage is at a cost. Again this is acceptable but not all travellers would accommodate this within their budget.

A hotel with the perfect location to get to anywhere around London. The bus stop and metro (Bayswater & Queensway) is near the hotel. Halal options are available almost everywhere around the area too. If you are a bit on the bigger side please take note that the shower area is a bit small. Other than that I am very satisfied with my stay and will definitely come back here again!

Close and easy walk from Kings Cross and St. Pancras train stations, about 7-minute walk away. The location also has a few eateries around, making it easy to grab a quick bite nearby. We booked an accessible double room, and it was spacious, making it easy for us to open and pack our luggage comfortably. This extra space was a definite bonus! The hotel offers free coffee and tea downstairs, which was a nice touch. However, the coffee comes from an automatic dispensing machine, so expect basic options with regular milk (no oat or plant-based alternatives).Rooms are cleaned every 3 days, so keep that in mind if you're staying for a longer period. One thing to watch out for: check your windows when you arrive. We didn’t realize ours was open and initially thought the heater was broken, but closing the window solved the issue. Overall, it’s a clean and basic hotel—perfect if you’re looking for affordable accommodation in a central location without too many frills. The accessible room added extra convenience to our stay!

Spent here a night for an early flight in the next morning.  Hoppa bus from hotel to Heathrow airport is available. Hotel room is clean and quiet. With this price, my purpose is totally met.  Highly recommended!

Clink261 Hostel exceeded my expectations! The location is perfect, just steps away from the main attractions and public transport. The staff were incredibly friendly and helped me plan my itinerary, even suggesting some hidden gems. The dorms were clean and spacious, and I loved the rooftop terrace where I could unwind after a long day. Although the Wi-Fi was a bit slow in my room, it was fast enough in the common areas. This hostel is ideal for solo travelers or anyone looking for a social, budget-friendly stay. I’ll definitely be back!

Strategically located near to Heathrow T4, easy access to both Elizabeth and Piccadilly line. Bed was super comfy for a good night sleep. The buffet breakfast at 13.99 per pax was porky delicious ad worth it. Highly recommended to stay for easy access to transportation options and accessibility.

I enjoyed staying overnight at this hotel as it was close to the airport and my flight arrived too late for me to take a train or coach to Manchester. Initially there were some delays as they couldn’t find my booking, but it was a small misunderstanding as my name is quite long! The room is spacious and clean, and would recommend for an overnight stay especially if your flight arrives later at night. I also liked that they provided water in glass bottles!

Great location next to tube station, 30 mins to central London. Clean, comfy hotel with pleasant staff. Parking is secure at an extra charge. My go to hotel when visiting London.

Great hotel lovely presentation in the lobby, plenty of choice with regards to food & beverage. It was a shame that the bathroom shower gel bottle was empty no toilet brush. Tea & coffee was ok but no water. Overall a good hotel

Good place to stay for business travellers. 5-10 mins bus from H2&3 airport to the hotel.

Perfect for a night's sleep before a flight. Room small but comfy bed. Television,soap, towels, tissues by the bed, a small touch but welcome. Excellent shower. I will definitely use this hotel again.

This is not the first time we are staying at this hotel. We keep coming back as it is a fantastic hotel. The staff are really professional, friendly and helpful.

It should be said that it is the guest house of Brunel University. It is inside the school. You can eat in the student cafeteria. It is less than ten minutes away from the bus station. It is super convenient. Unfortunately, there is no room available when I want to book it again.

Good .i love the Location it’s so close to the airport as well

Room ok

A minimalist hotel but very zen, the staff were really helpful and the room small but cosy. The design of the hotel is really nice but it’s very basic and you need to make sure you understand the concept.  There is a vending machine to purchase cutlery and other things you might need in the room, there is also a hot drinks machine, which drinks cost £3 and hot water £2. There is a Tesco and a sainsburys a few minutes walk from the hotel. 10 minutes away is the Cutty Sark a high street and Greenwich market and park. The hotel was really quiet even though it was busy.

Room 510 stunk of cigarettes particularly the bathroom. We reported this to reception not long after check in but nothing was done about it and it was like this for the whole of our stay. Breakfast was very busy with big queues and a lot of items had run out despite there still being quite a bit of service time left. A lot of what was there you could tell was cheap ingredients which was a shame as Holiday Inn breakfasts are usually great. It was so basic we didn’t go again despite it being paid for. The fire alarm went off at 5am then stopped so we thought it was a false alarm. It then went off another twice. With a broken ankle and being on the 5th floor this was quite worrying. Upon check in I completed the box about requiring assistance in case of emergency however no one came to the room, not even a phone call. It was upon heading down stairs that another guest coming back up said it was a false alarm. When we checked out I mentioned this and was just told well it was a false alarm so that’s why no one came and it only went off once, this was false and when I challenged this she said her colleague told her it only went off once, she wasn’t working at that time. Very disappointing and quite a worrying situation to be in. Obviously glad it was a false alarm, it was set off in the kitchen, assuming when they were preparing the awful breakfast! Also the room window could open fully which for health and safety there normally should be a latch preventing this, especially on the 5th floor. This wasn’t an issue for me but better to mention these things. The good thing about this hotel is the close proximity to the o2 and public transport.

Toilet Flush is not working properly. one button is spoiled ,the other one is very hard to press. Air conditioning doesn't have cool air,so the room is quite warm. Shower screen need improvement as water keep escaping into the dry area of the bathroom when showering .

Nice and friendly staff. Have coffee machine with free capsules for guests. Room has a small open kitchen and is quiet but at a convenience location. Across the street, there are some cherry blossoms along the side street on both sides too.

A well located hotel 5 minutes from a DLR station a range of eating places locally although the hotel restaurant turned out to be a good option. helpful staff and a decent size room, but a bigger tv and a more modern shower would have added value to my 3 night stay

For the cleaning of the room you have to notify every morning if you stay more than one day; the room is large with a view of the Thames, but the upholstery of the chair is worn and unpleasantly stained; the staff is very helpful and kind; the breakfast good and varied. At dinner the food is very good but the waiting times are very long.

Excellent location, 6-10 mins walk over to the O2. Rooms was clean and breakfast options was good too. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will stay again

The location is relatively biased and the surroundings are relatively desolate.