4-Star Hotels in Greater London, United Kingdom

The Canary Wharf Tribe never lets me down! Unbelievable stay all lead by Esther on reception who was just brilliant and accomodated me beyond what I had already imagined and if you haven't stayed before, everything about it is comfortable and luxurious. The bedding looked like it had been ironed on the bed to get the smoothest finish, the toiletries make you smell so lush and that's just the hand and body wash, top up with body lotion and you go to sleep smelling like heaven! Tea, coffee area catered for all including those like me who need decaf. There is even an instruction sheet to show you how to really relax and take in your morning coffee moment. The bed is like a fluffy cloud and pillows to get lost in. Thank you Esther, Tribe. I did not want to leave today. I will see you soon!

Quite a bog standard Hilton. The location was ok, good for me as I like walking and I wanted to be somewhere a bit different to where I had been before. Reasonably close to a tube. Plenty of cafes and eateries nearby. The place was clean and the bed was comfy. It was just fine, nothing more than that. Reception area was nice, staff friendly but the room was bland and edging on tired. I didn't eat in the hotel. The toiletries and complimentary water was nice and the towels and shower were decent. I've stayed in worse places, I've stayed in better places.

Great stay, only stayed for 1 night between a Fri-Sat. The hotel room was a nice size, the bathroom and room were clean. Slight stains on the walls which is why I marked it down but overall it was a nice stay. Staff were really friendly and the lounge, breakfast room and rest of the hotel looked in good order. A really nice touch was the ice bucket with the ice machine on my floor. Would definitely stay again, great location, easy access to the tube and lots of lovely cafes and bars nearby.

Great location only 5 minutes from Angel tube station. Breakfast was lovely, tasty, well cooked and lots of choice. Rooms were a decent size and clean, with effective air conditioning. The only negatives were that we asked for room on a quieter side of the building and I was woken at 6.30 am with the bottle bin being emptied along with all the trollies of bedding and towels being delivered, we were clearly over the service entrance! Also the reception smelt of vomit… unsure why but it was constant during our stay. The milk was not replenished for the tea and coffee in the room and had to ask for this.

I've fallen in love with the Hilton Hotel Paddington for a few compelling reasons. Firstly, its central location is unbeatable – it's directly adjacent to Paddington Station, with easy access to the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth Line. The 15-minute journey to the airport is a game-changer, and the hotel's side entrance, which links directly to the station, is highly convenient. I also enjoyed the delicious breakfast, which featured a wide spread of food and fruits. And let's not forget the comfy bed – it was pure bliss! The customer service was top-notch, especially from Daniela at the Front Desk, who was very helpful. However, I did experience some issues with Housekeeping during my five-night stay. On the third day, I removed the 'Do Not Disturb' sign, but when I returned between 3 and 4 pm, Housekeeping had not cleaned my room. The staff eventually came around 5 pm, but by then, I had settled in for the day. It seemed like they were understaffed, which was a bit disappointing given the hotel's otherwise excellent service and amenities.

A decent hotel, clean and fairly quiet. Slept very comfortably. And just 5 minutes away is a shopping mall with lots of different restaurants.

This was my second stay here after two years. The room was reasonably clean, and the window offered an expansive airport view. On the first night, I saw China Southern planes, and the next day, it was mostly Qatar Airways aircraft parked there. However, rooms with a more open view require a long, winding walk from the elevator, whereas rooms closer to the elevator only offer an internal courtyard view. While the elevator requires a room card for access, on the night I checked in, a stranger knocked on my door, stated their name, and requested to enter. I'm not sure if they had the wrong room or some other reason, but as I didn't answer, they left after about two minutes. Breakfast wasn't particularly refined, but it was quite substantial, offering a good variety of fruits like bananas, apples, and oranges. However, when it came to vegetables, there were no leafy greens or salads, just fried tomatoes. The service staff, from the front desk to the restaurant, were all friendly, smiling, and polite in their interactions. The room lacked a refrigerator, complimentary bottled water, slippers, and a toothbrush. However, there's a small shop in the lobby where a small bottle of water costs £2. As a hotel for a one-night layover, it offers good value for the price.

I highly recommend this hotel, primarily due to its fantastic location right next to the British Museum. The adjacent square offers equally stunning views. Just a block away, you'll find a Tesco, various restaurants, and a Tube station. There's even a convenient shortcut through the neighboring hotel, which saves a significant detour. We happened to arrive on Father's Day, and the hotel thoughtfully offered little candy treats to all fathers – a very sweet touch! The staff's service attitude and attentiveness were exceptional. I had briefly placed my luggage aside, and even after I mentioned it was fine, they politely but firmly insisted it was quite unsafe and could easily be stolen, highlighting their high level of vigilance. Everyone was incredibly patient. In terms of facilities, it offers excellent value for money for a London hotel. Rooms at similar price points are typically incredibly cramped – my child and I would practically fall out of bed just by turning over! Here, the beds and pillows are wonderfully comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. Plus, it's very close to UCL.

Air con wasn't working properly and the room was absolutely stifling hot!!! We were provided with a fan... which helped... but only a little. Who wants to hear a fan blowing all night?? I have NEVER been so uncomfortable in a hotel room.. ever!! We stayed for 3 nights. The room temperature was 30 to 31 degrees.... each night. That is unacceptable and I will say that this spoiled our stay in London. If you are considering this hotel, then confirm with them that there is proper air con. In my opinion this is basic stuff - Message to the Hotel Owners, sort this out!

Highly recommended. Within walking distance of the train station, places to eat and shopping areas. I was the only one in our travelling group of 4 who had issues with getting my room cleaned...I had to make several complaints at the front desk before it was resolved. Aside that, I had an awesome, convenient stay. Shout out to ******* at the front desk!