Delta London Armouries

All good here. Paid about $ 275 USD a night for a 2 bedroom suite– newly completed and luxurious on the pool level right next to some historical displays. Coolest indoor pool I have seen in awhile. Unique. Staff very professional & friendly– top notch. Bed was excellent. Complimentary Starbucks coffee in the lobby always appreciated. Location great– Dundas street goes on forever and has anything you need. Walk to Budapest or Morissey House next door for food & drink.
Suggestions for hotel– 1. Replace crappy plastic pool deck furniture. Does not belong in this hotel. 2. Install USB ports somewhere in hotel rooms for charging– its 2016.

Great experience top to bottom, I only wish I was able to stay for another night so I could really use all the amenities offered here. I picked up a decent deal on
for a corner King Suite and was placed in room 1417 this past Sunday night.
Pulling up to the hotel at night, you don’t get the full affect of the fact that you’re essentially pulling up to what looks like an old castle. As you enter the lobby you’re greeted by a valet car service attendant. I recommend using the valet as it’s only $ 5 more than parking yourself (especially when it’s chilly outside). Once you enter you see to your left and right the massive rock-​garden style interior which make up the main dining room (left) and the indoor pool (right). It’s a really good sized pool for a hotel and the glass ceiling high above ensure that you get sunlight when swimming.
Check-​In was a breeze and I went straight up to my room on the 14^th floor. They’re currently under renovations floor by floor and I was lucky enough to be on a recently renovated floor — this might also be why rooms might be limited here at times while they make upgrades.
Room was modern and access to Wifi was super easy and quick (without having to pay extra for premium WiFi). My two critiques of the room were the HVAC system and the water pressure. While the room has been upgraded the Heating/​AC system is ancient. An old bronze knob with approximate temperature ranges and switches kept my room too cold for a long time before switching gears and making the room unbearably hot throughout the night. The water pressure was also an issue in the shower, I would think that post reno’s it would be higher but it was soft and on some settings were even lower.
Still a great experience and my new go-​to hotel in London (after my last disappointing stay at the dilapidated Station Park Inn and Suites).

My favourite hotel by far. I use to stay here all the time before I lived in London. The rooms are beautiful and classy. Yes it is quite expensive but worth every penny in my opinion. Although I don’t get to stay there very often anymore as I am now a London resident I make sure to visit whenever family and friends come down :)

I stay here often as we travel to London for hospital visits. These visits are very stressful and I am so grateful to the staff at the Delta for going out of their way to make us as comfortable as possible. I have stayed here regularly for years and would stay no where else in London. So nice to have this oasis when needed so much. Thank you Delta London!

This hotel is gorgeous. If you’re visiting from out of town. You will love this place. The pool is really nice. I photographed a wedding reception here, and its lovely old building with a lot of history.

Stayed here for work for 2 nights. I love it! I don’t have any complains I stayed at another hotel the night before (will update that review) this hotel is much better than the one i stayed at previously! The hotel is shaped like a castle, very unique. My first impression is how great the service was. Originally they weren’t able to accommodate the 2 nights but they had cancelation last minute so I was able to squeeze right in.
They have a resturant and a pool. I love the pool! Although it could had been bigger but it was good. They had a baby pool and also a hot tub. I didn’t get the chance to visit the sauna and the gym. Also beware when you are walking down the hall to the pool there is this creepy mannequin solider there that scared the crap out of me.
The room is decent sized. Coffee, tea. Free wifi. I did find the parking expensive. 20 dollars for valet and 15 dollars for self park. I choose the self park since it’s just an extra 4 min walk.
Overall I had a really good experience with this hotel. Would stay here again!

Excellent service, always helpful and smiling.
Excellent PILLOWS. Dead mother of God. Whenever I come to London for work and think «ugghhh» I think to myself «but the pillows…» and everything is suddenly ok in the world again. There are 3 of them — make use of each and every one of them. They are your best friends. They are your boyfriend. They are Brad Pitt (early years, come on now…)
I love the breakfast buffet. Last time I was here they didnt have it all week. I was so upset I almost took off a star… like come on people, wtf. Why? WHY! I had to settle for the eggs benny with smoked salmon. It was fine, salmon is a weird pastel pink color instead of a brighter red which throws me off but it tastes fine. The Polish waitress who’s name I forget is awesome — she’s such a sweetheart :) LOVE U! THANKS FOR BREKKIE!
WiFi is pretty fast — used it for work multiple times.
Valet guys are nice and cuuuute!

WE LOVED THIS HOTEL!!! Charming and elegant; totally warm and welcoming. If you love a little bit of history, then this is the place to be. Wonderfully repurposed and so close to many walkable sights (London Museum — Art, beautiful park with unique black squirrels, St. Peter’s Basilica, shopping). Stayed in one of the Signature rooms in an upper floor; best deal in town. Can’t wait to go back!

From all the hotels ive stayed in (over 1000) this must be the dirtiest bed ive had to deal with. Sloppy bedmaking and the comforter was completely covered in stains.

We’re road tripping, listening to WTF with our car pal Marc Maron, and we are just not ready for our mini-​break to end. What’s waiting for us at home? No groceries. No thanksgiving leftovers. Nothing to rush towards, y’know?
I start checking my usual favourite apps to see if there are any phenomenal hotel deals nearby, doubtful that there are. Bam. For $ 120 (thx Hotel Tonight, BFF extraordinaire) we can check in to a king room, complete with jacuzzi and hotel movies, all housed in what used to be in an armoury. Pretttty cool, yo.
Beyond the glory of the hotel, the restaurant is worth checking out. It truly was a five star dining experience, and on Thanksgiving no less! I had hand pulled gnocchi with veg, lentil soup and an Angel’s Gate red, and it was truly a meal to be grateful for.
If you ever find yourself in lackluster London, ON, you can feel shiny if you decide to check in to the Delta London Armouries.

It’s fine, but everything falls a little short.
The facilities are nice, nothing fancy or modern, but interesting. They have adapted the historic building quite nicely and merged it smoothly with the modern hotel tower.
We attended a wedding reception that was adequate — standard hotel wedding experience, but they were slow to get out the children’s meals and that caused a lot of unnecessary drama. Breakfast service was similarly disorganized. It may be the result of understaffing or inexperienced staffing, but it made meals a bit of an ordeal.
I have to use the d-​word again, because disorganized valet service made me late for the wedding. Brought the wrong car, then took forever to get the right one.
The hotel staff are nice and well-​meaning, but it’s hard to imagine them dealing with more demanding business clientele. I have to assume that people who need efficiency and accuracy are staying elsewhere, while this hotel banks on the patience and goodwill of people celebrating happy occasions.
Not their fault, but the surrounding neighbourhood is quite drab, nothing to do or see unless you want to browse the public library.
I’d avoid this one in the future.

I am only talking about the restaurant here.
My family used to have a tradition of coming here every year for brunch and every year it was fabulous! They location itself is very clean and pleasant and picturesque. The food buffet has plenty of variety and it all takes very good. The staff is very nice and aim to please. What else do you need?

Stayed at the Delta London for two nights back to back and I have to say… I LOVED IT!!! The rooms are clean and big. Bathrooms are nice and big as well. Some of the outlets did not work, but overall the staff and everything was amazing. We were visiting from the U.S. We did not know our way around the city, but Anna/​Danielle from the restaurant was able to give us directions and tell us the hot spots to go too. Also Nicole from the front desk helped us with any questions we had. The suggestions they gave us were amazing. If you are looking for a hotel in London, ON this should be the only place you stay. It is in a centralized location and you can get around to anywhere by car or walking. And the service was outstanding.
Sincerely,
A Happy Customer!

Not bad. I was a little disappointed by the quality of the furnishings in the room for that price.
Hilton (on the same block) is now my preference in London.

Stayed at the Delta for five nights. The rooms are pretty big the bathrooms are spacious and the beds are crazy comfortable. Perfect amount of firmness and soft. My only problem was my room was by the elevator and it was pretty noisy but became white noise soon enough the staff even offered a different room once one was available. The staff was so helpful, they double your wake up call just in case. Nice part of downtown, one of the best hotels i have stayed at!

Clean and spacious rooms. We were part of a festival group and were well treated. I got a parking ticket in the public lot and the hotel comped my parking. Very classy.

I travel to London bi-​weekly and stay at the Delta most times. It is clean and well run. The valet and front staff have made an effort to recognize my wife & I. They see we are part of the Delta reward programs and are regularly trying to comp us in little ways. No problem for late check out either.