Business Hotels in London

This was my second stay at the Club Quarters St Pauls. The hotel is incredibly located in the central City of London just adjacent to St Paul’s Cathedral. The hop on hop off tourist bus stops right outside the main door. Other bus stops taking you to Waterloo or Trafalgar Square or Liverpool Street are within a block or two and the City Thameslink station connecting to Gatwick is only two blocks away. Right next door is an M&S grocery store. Loads of restaurants from chains like Pizza Express or Rouge to higher end Ivy Asia, Burgers and Lobsters to cute pubs are all within a couple of blocks as is the St Paul’s tube station. Location, location, location. I stayed with my young daughter in an executive one bedroom suite on the top floor facing the back courtyard with a lovely view id the spirw of St Martins Ludgate. Nice, clean, quiet, spacious with good AC, two TVs and a kitchenettte with fridge, microwave and basic cutlery. We bought snacks, breakfast items and takeaway from M&S next door and so could eat some meals in. While the hotel is geared towards business travelers, I found it very convenient for a stay with a child. There are filtered water stations on every floor, tea , coffee and milk supplies in the room as well as 24/7 in the pleasant lobby. I love staying in this part of town as it is less frenetic than the West End but so close by. In the evenings when the city workers depart and the weekends, it is quite uncrowded yet still many places are open. Millenium Bridge is a stone’s throw away and we were able to take a pleasant stroll over to the Tate Modern on the other side of the riverbank. Lobby staff were pleasant and efficient. Hotel has a luggage storage service which was incredibly helpful as we traveled to the suburbs at the weekend to visit friends and would not have been able to manage all our international luggage. My only critique really is that the room did not have a safe. The hotel restaurant Cote is quite good.

This is our go to hotel in London. We have stayed here more than ten times and have never been disappointed. The staff is Fantastic! From Jake and the other staff at the desk to Mr. Gilbert the guest relations supervisor are all dedicated to great public service. As an example, on our visit in 2021 we were quarantined for five days. The staff was willing to go across the street to pick up meals we ordered from the Sherlock Holmes pub. any request was ”no problem.” This trip was easier as no covid restrictions, and we were able to enjoy our time even more. The guest laundry was available, and the staff was just a quick phone call to help set the washer to do the laundry more quickly. Any glitch was solved immediately. Mr Gilbert showed me how to use the computers in the business center to generate paperwork that made our covid testing much easier. The location is great but the staff is the key to a wonderful stay. I just wish they could be cloned and brought back to the US. The breakfast was a bit pricey, bur there are places a few steps away, I have traveled extensively for work in the US and we have stayed in numerous hotels in the UK and Ireland. This is one of the very best places to stay. Great value for the money.

No one pick up the call at Front Desk and Room Service, I had to call the third time. The room service was delivered over a hour, it is ridiculous. The fruit salad was too bad. There was no tissue paper in the toilet, what is the service???

I was a whole week at the Andaz for a business trip. I can confirm that it made my trip so much better. The hotel is located at a top spot in London, were you have plenty of restaurants and shops pretty close and the Liverpool Street station at the corner. The restaurants at the hotel are really good. My colleagues and I enjoyed breakfast, lunch and some beers at three of the places in the hotel. The service was quick and effective and the people were really nice. The rooms are pretty comfortable and the space to work is adequate. The only thing that I had to point out is that the Wi-Fi at some points was a bit intermittent.

The Dilly was probably amazing in the 1980's and 1990's but not much has been updated since then! We stayed in a Dilly Classic room which was perfectly fine, a good size, clean with strong Wifi. The shower was powerful and there was plenty of hot water. I know some people on this site weren't impressed by the breakfast but I thought it was great. Obviously, the location is fabulous. However, I didn't feel the room was up to five-star standard. The coffee was instant and the milk small UHT cartons. There was no fridge or mini-bar (though we were in the 'cheapest' room so may be different elsewhere). The toiletries were cheap and basic (so bring your own), there was no plug by the bed to charge devices overnight and no Blu-tooth speaker which seems to be a given now in higher-end hotels. The style of the room itself was quite dated including the landline next to the toilet which I'm sure was incredibly cool in 1986 :) Overall, if this was a three-or-four-star hotel I'd give it full marks, but as it's a five-star, (and more importantly charging five-star prices), it's lacking in some areas. I believe the hotel is currently 'between owners' which makes sense, as I guess the current owners don't want to invest and are ticking along until the new ones take over. It's not dreadful by any means, but they charge a lot for what you get.

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful location , staff so welcoming before you even get inside they are outside smiling & welcoming you , doing what they can to assist you. Reception & concierge are fantastic , cases delivered to our room almost instantly. The bar restaurant & afternoon tea was 100/100 we will definitely be back , felt like home

Adore this hotel and always lovely to stay here and meet the friendly staff. Conveniently located near to either Maida Vale tube station (Bakerloo line) or St John's Wood (Jubilee) and a short walk to Abbey Road Studios, ”The Beatles” crossing, Lords Cricket Ground and Regent's Park. Not too far from Hyde Park/Marble Arch/Oxford Street either. Rooms refurbished since I was last here pre-pandemic and it makes such a different to them. Super clean, also comfortable beds and modern showers / bathroom. Bar and Italian restaurant next door integral to the hotel (Carluccios). Can get a glass of wine to take to your room after it's closed if you ask at reception (thank you). Not a great deal immediately around the hotel but if I'm away for work this isn't an issue as Carluccios is good enough. Even if on vacation, it's a short 15 minute taxi ride to Oxford Street. Wonderful breakfast choice in the morning also in Carluccios but run by the hotel staff. Everything you could imagine you would want for breakfast and a big enough space not to have to queue for a table. Seems a safe affluent area (certainly between the hotel and Regent's Park). And a nice old tin church on the walk from Maida Vale to the hotel! USB charging points in the (at least refurbished) rooms. Oh and in the summer on hot days they give you free ice creams!

The Ned is an excellent hotel in central London. A big eating area in the same building as the hotel. Very nice spa and gym. Rooms a bit small but nice and quiet.

The team is very helpful and respectful, rooms are clean. Fura in the concierge team is a very good man always there when we needed help. Francisco the duty manager made my stays great all the receptionists were helpful and they were very nice to us

Staff at the hotel front desk are extremely helpful! The hotel is well designed in modern style, like it every bit in the details.Location is convenient with good shopping malls and restaurant nearby, subway Liverpool station is 10-min walk from the hotel. There is a Sunday market within walking distance if you're interested in tasting street food from various countries.酒店服務很好，前台員工特別熱情，有問必答。酒店整體設計很現代，房間設計也非常注重細節，有黑膠留聲機，收音機，老式電話，非常有情調。房間蠻大，洗手間的設計也很好。距離利物浦地鐵站大約10分鐘的步行距離。周邊有購物和不少餐飲及超市設施，方便。距離希斯羅機場有1個小時的車程，要打好提前量。