Hotels near Fleet Street in London

A brilliant stay at the Apex Temple over Christmas. Staff were very welcoming and professional, the rooms and the hotel were immaculate and the facilities were in great condition. We stayed between the 23rd - 27th and were so thankful we tried this hotel as it really did make a difference during our time in London. After spending the day travelling and sightseeing throughout London the close proximity to everything really helped as well as the hotel being set back from the road. As soon as you step into the courtyard with the music playing, it's like stepping into a difference city entirely protected from the bustling city outside. We ate at the restaurant once, I had the Shepherds Pie and it was delicious, same can be said for the room service breakfast which turned out to be a blessing as we missed the queue for breakfast out entirely. We also used the gym facilities a couple of times, being a hotel there is limited options on weight ranges but with a little thought you can get a really good workout done. The City King hotel room was large, and a great size for both of us, the only comment I would make is it needed potentially more table space and drawers and plug sockets on both sides of the bed, other than that, it was perfect. We were in room 349 which was a corner room, no issues there, just be prepared for a little bit of a walk as you get out of the lift. Would definitely stay again and may even opt for a suite next time as I hear the views from the 4th/5th floor are amazing.

Friendly, efficient check-in. Foyer was decorated beautifully for Christmas. Rooms were more spacious than expected; well equipped, clean and comfortable. Location was perfect with transport, food options and attractions very close by. Breakfast was fresh and enjoyable (same offered each day); did get a bit busy and tight (crowded) but staff were excellent at seating and arranging guests. By the second morning, my daughters’ gluten-free toast order was prepared and delivered without delay. Thank you for a great stay!

ROOM is not small but very tiny, stayed 3 nights for single occupancy. Had to step into toilet to close front door. from front door its one step to left toilet/bath and one step to right a queen bed. there was a weird pillar in middle of room as well. noisy dripping sound from above, all day, all night, ask to change rooms which comes with condition to check out in morning and ”try” checking in again in late afternoon/evening. i gave up and they came to change my room shower head while i was away which is totally not the noise origination.... they don't clean rooms daily. no phone in room had to go down to fetch amenities and water if u need experience wise not good for GBP250+/night. On the good side, room, towels, bedsheets are clean. if you just there for 1 night its ok but not more.

I was genuinely surprised by the quality and setup of the cocoons. The mattress, pillow, duvet and towels were all good quality, and each cocoon had useful touches like plugs and lighting that made it feel comfortable rather than basic. The shower and toilet facilities are more like a modern gym than a hostel. They’ve upgraded the showers to black thermostatic units with large rainfall-style heads and handheld hoses, which makes the experience much nicer. A small but lovely detail was the calm background music in the bathroom areas. There are also mirrors with good lighting for makeup and plugs available for hair dryers, which is really practical.

An Absolutely Exceptional Stay in the Heart of London! Our stay at Hyde London City was nothing short of exceptional, and we completely agree with all the glowing reviews – this hotel is a true gem! The location is simply unbeatable, right in the vibrant City of London, making it incredibly convenient for exploring St. Paul's Cathedral, hopping on the City Thameslink, and accessing all the capital has to offer. The hotel's design is absolutely stunning, perfectly blending historic charm with modern, stylish, and vibrant touches – it truly creates a unique and inviting atmosphere. What really made our experience stand out was the outstanding staff and service. Every team member we encountered was incredibly friendly, professional, and went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and memorable. The cleanliness throughout the hotel was impeccable, and our room was wonderfully comfortable, providing a quiet and restful haven after busy days. The amenities were also excellent, contributing to a seamless visit. I would just note that the bathroom doors, while stylish, don't allow for complete privacy. This wasn't an issue for me as a solo traveler, but it's something couples might want to be aware of. However, this is a minor detail that absolutely did not detract from our overwhelmingly positive experience. We had a truly fantastic time and would wholeheartedly recommend Hyde London City for anyone looking for a stylish, comfortable, and perfectly located base in London!

Excellent hotels in Cospa The room is large enough to be needed. It may not be enough for family travel, but it is enough for business. Breakfast is a buffet style, the number of items is substantial and the taste is good. It is becoming commonplace overseas, but there are no amenities such as toothbrushes, so you need to bring them.

Locke at Broken Wharf offers a great location with wonderful accommodation. It had everything we needed, and the staff could not have been more friendly and helpful. Definitely highly recommended.

The location of the hotel is very good. You can go to the subway and the Black Curtain train station in 5 minutes. The meals and rooms are also very satisfactory. The only downside is the hotel's network. The WiFi is very slow and it has to be connected. Later, it cost 5 pounds to upgrade the 24-hour WIFI. Actually, I still kept dropping the line. I found that my mobile phone was spending traffic again without paying attention. I had to keep connecting and I was very broken. This point needs to be improved.

Quite a good value stay during the Christmas holiday season. The room was spacious and clean, with nothing really to complain about. However, the room lacked amenities, requiring us to request them separately from reception, which isn’t ideal for a hotel in this price range. On the plus side, this hotel is very convenient, easily accessible from Farringdon Station on the Elizabeth Line, making it a direct route to Heathrow.

The service I received at the hostel was great, the check-in was easy and very pleasant, however it is important to note that if you are over 45 you are required to get a private room and not a dormitory. They still accommodating me nicely, which was handy as it was a short notice booking. The whole of the hostel was very clean and my room was very quiet, I was fortunate that in a six bedroom there were only two of us. It was also an ensuite room so there was a sink in the sleeping area and then a cubicle which had a toilet shower and another sink. The only issue with it was it was rather small so when you are sitting on the toilet, your knees are banging against the sink unless you are under 5 foot. The bedding was very clean and comfortable, the mattresses were rather thin and there is a firm piece of wood under them which made it rather hard, which I do like so I slept okay. They had curtains on the bunks which was a very nice privacy and keeping the light out feature. Each bunk had its own small reading light and USB ports. I can't comment on the food as I did not eat there but the kitchen area was good as was the seating area for eating and I made a new friend whilst chatting to people and eating.