• Easyopinions -
• Value for money 7.16
• Location 4.02

Having opened in April 2009, the Bermondsey Square (B2 to those in the know!) is very unusual in that it didn't take up residence in a renovated building. On the contrary, this contemporary 5 storey building resembling an office block was purpose-built from the ground up in an up-and-coming area, just a stone's throw from the city and the attractions of southern London. In the words of the management, this modest-sized, high-potential establishment is based on an 'informal, cosy, and friendly' hotel concept.

This hotel review is a translation from the French by the agency Traductéo.

• Easyopinions 8.50
• Value for money 7.08
• Location 4.88

They say "Don't judge a book by its cover" but you also shouldn't judge a hotel by its façade, especially not the Tower Hotel. This establishment in the Guoman chain makes up for its hideous exterior by a pleasant interior that combines entirely renovated spaces, traditional furniture and first class service.

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• Easyopinions 6.95
• Value for money 7.09
• Location 5.15

A breathtaking view of the Tower of London: this hotel is perfectly situated for exploring the eastern and northern parts of the city. Places of interest: covered or open-air marketplaces, the Wall Street-like atmosphere of the City and discovery of the banks of the River Thames.

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• Easyopinions 9.25
• Value for money 7.07
• Location 5.05

The Apex City of London is a stylish hotel ideally located in a lively part of London, just a stone's throw from the city centre and the tourist attractions around the Liverpool Street and Aldgate districts. The reception doubles up as an art gallery, and exudes a luxurious, welcoming feel. All the facilities are of a high quality and display a level of charm rarely seen in contemporary establishments. The hotel was designed by the son of the owners, and their second son, a photographer, has given them a few of his works in order to add the final touches to the decor in the guest rooms.

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• Easyopinions -
• Value for money 7.44
• Location 5.5

This former town hall in East London represents one of the most remarkable transformations of any building in the capital. While most of the edifice's original architectural features have been guarded, this has not been seen as an obstacle to introducing a highly contemporary design into the hugely spacious rooms, world-class restaurant and divine pool and gym. Add to this a unique art project, great service and a vibrant history and you get one of the most unconventional hotels in London. Recommended for all types of traveller, especially those who are tired of staying in the town centre and are looking for an alternative location.

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• Easyopinions -
• Value for money 7.27
• Location 4.88

This elegant classical eight-storey building stands on Piccadilly, a stone's throw from St James Park. It is ideal to spend a weekend with high quality service, but yet at affordable prices.

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• Easyopinions 9.25
• Value for money 7.05
• Location 4.62

This hotel is highly recommended for its reasonable price and its location, close to the Tate Modern Gallery. From the Mercure City Bankside, you can discover the welcoming banks of the Thames and the attractions of South London without having to take the underground.

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• Easyopinions 8.17
• Value for money 7.06
• Location 4.64

Comfortable rooms, proximity of the Tate Modern: the Novotel City South is well suited to discover the south bank of the Thames, and on the part of culture, there are a gourmet market and rehabilitated architecture.

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• Easyopinions 7.98
• Value for money 7.48
• Location 9.0

In very much the same way as the opening of The Savoy caused tongues to wag furiously back in 1889 with its electricity, new fangled lifts and en suite bathrooms, the reopening after three years of renovation on 10th October 2010 was the biggest talking point in the British, if not world, hotel industry. Brought back to its full Art Deco and Edwardian glory, The Savoy is now bigger and better than ever. The jewel in the crown of London's hotels now has several new features and much of what came before has had a full face lift. Immaculate rooms, exquisite dining and the finest of décor make of The Savoy the only place to stay in this town. It proves that class is timeless.

• Easyopinions 9.00
• Value for money 7.47
• Location 6.99

The year 2013 will see the opening of the Shangri-La Hotel in London. The hotel will be located in the spire of the tower at 1,016 feet.

• Easyopinions 8.25
• Value for money 7.45
• Location 6.0

The first hotel to have opened its doors in the British capital, Brown's Hotel can also boast the fact it was immortalised in the Agatha Christie novel 'At Bertram's Hotel'! The premises have somewhat changed, however, since the days when the famous writer stayed here. Yet although the hotel now offers a contemporary and designer setting, its walls still hold the atmosphere of the past...

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• Easyopinions 8.75
• Value for money 7.45
• Location 5.89

Don't let the appearance of this classical 19th century building fool you - although the inside is as elegant as its exterior facade, you're likely to find a few nice surprises in store. This may be due to the fact that this is no ordinary hotel! Instead, it is a 'large luxurious house', as the management likes to call it, located at the very heart of the elegant Kensington district and just a stone's throw from the park of the same name. You will definitely need to have a blank cheque book if you want to stay, or even just dine, at this 5 star establishment...

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• Easyopinions -
• Value for money 7.45
• Location 5.84

The exclusive St. James's Hotel and Club is appropriately tucked away discreetly at the end of a cul-de-sac behind The Ritz on Piccadilly. While perhaps not quite of the same standing as its West End neighbour, the property is nonetheless a class act and has a history and following to rival that of any London hotel. The guestrooms are decorated and appointed to the highest standards and feature every amenity expected of a place like St. James's. As well as Michelin star dining and a service of the utmost attention to detail, the hotel still operates as a club to the rich and famous so you never know who you will be rubbing shoulders with when you stay here. More of a couples' or individual hotel, the St. James's is the place to come for intimacy, discretion and privacy.

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• Easyopinions 7.87
• Value for money 7.45
• Location 6.29

The Sanderson is one of those hotels in the world that you just have to stay at, at least once. It is a must for its unusual decoration (not that of a classic hotel) and 'way out there' atmosphere, whether you stay to dine or have a drink. Wealthy regulars will spend several nights here.

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• Easyopinions -
• Value for money 7.45
• Location 8.0

The legendary luxury Italian jeweller, Bulgari, opens his third hotel worldwide after Milan and Bali. Following the same - very stylish - lines as the original Bulgari hotel in Milan, the 78-room London hotel is run by Ritz-Carlton, and delivers the promise of a luxury affair, complete with private holistic spa, swimming pool and hydrotherapy steam rooms. Designer Antonio Citterio, responsible for the Milan hotel, has come up with the interior design for the guest rooms at the Knightsbridge hotel, while architects Squire and Partners are responsible for delivery of the project. Silver is a central theme of the design, drawing on Bulgari's history with silversmiths and jewellery, and the theme influences the design of all the public spaces and bedrooms. The hotel also includes six luxury apartments, a restaurant at lower ground level with a sweeping staircase supported by a silver lit balustrade, a lounge, bar and spirit room.

• Easyopinions -
• Value for money 7.44
• Location 5.5

This former town hall in East London represents one of the most remarkable transformations of any building in the capital. While most of the edifice's original architectural features have been guarded, this has not been seen as an obstacle to introducing a highly contemporary design into the hugely spacious rooms, world-class restaurant and divine pool and gym. Add to this a unique art project, great service and a vibrant history and you get one of the most unconventional hotels in London. Recommended for all types of traveller, especially those who are tired of staying in the town centre and are looking for an alternative location.

This hotel review is a translation from the French by the agency Traductéo.