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The location is great. The London Eye, Big Ben and the Thames are all within walking distance. There are several subway stations around, so it's convenient to go anywhere. The room cleaning is a bit casual. The mini bar is said to be replenished daily, but there were always some items missing for two or three days during the seven nights. The breakfast in the cafe on the first floor is delicious. There is a guy who can speak Chinese, and there is also a girl who can speak Chinese at the front desk. The overall experience is good. If I come to London again, I will choose this one.

Let's talk about the art gallery opposite the hotel. In fact, there is an independent portrait gallery behind the back door of the art gallery. We had a flight at night, and we stored our luggage at the hotel on the last day. We came back from Greenwich in the afternoon and rested in the portrait gallery. We also saw a bunch of celebrity portraits on the way. The portrait exhibition on the 4th floor spanned British history to modern times. The hotel location was great. By the way, let's talk about Uber boat. It was also very convenient to take an Uber boat from the hotel. You boarded the boat at the embankment pier. The Uber boat was divided into eastbound and westbound. The boarding points of each station were either on the left or right side of the river. Unlike buses, there was no isolation in the middle of the river. So, as long as you say where you want to go, the staff will tell you which direction to take the boat. To go to the tower of London, the river distance between the two boat stations is very short. We took an Uber at the time, thinking it was a long way. To go to Westminster, you just walk from the hotel, because you pass by Downing Street and Churchill's wartime command basement on the way. The ticket cost 33 pounds. I have seen "Dunkirk" and it is worth going.