Hilton London Tower Bridge

Great stay! The woman at check in was lovely and she followed up with a call to make sure the room was nice. Amazing customer service! If you are expecting a nondescript hilton, you will be very surprised. Very modern vibe in the lobby and elevators. Cool background music in the executive lounge. A nice little patio on the 9^th floor where you can step out and check temp and enjoy a nice view. There is a tube stop very nearby (London bridge). If you have a reason to be in this area don’t hesitate to book. I attended a conference across the river and it was a wonderful walk across the iconic tower bridge. Also I didn’t go but there seemed to be a pretty lively pub across the street and lots of restaurants on the nearby river walk. I never made it for cocktails in the executive lounge but I saw them setting up with tea lights to set the mood, so I was sorry I had other plans. In the lounge, Breakfast included scrambled eggs and bacon, fruit, cold cuts, bread, danishes etc.

A very nice hotel in a very nice neighbourhood… We (my sister and I) stayed from 19^th untill 21^th september in this hotel. Now in room 614.
What’s new in this hotel? They don’t have their own breakfastlounge any longer. In this particularly area is a Jamie Oliver’s.
And I must say that the breakfast in very nice… With an italian touch… In a fine interior. When you book a room breakfast included you receive vouchers. Otherwise you pay 19,95 GBP.
Hotel is very loungy… Rooms are super and service also.
Close to the Shard, the HMS Belfast, the City Hall, the Tower…
And free quit rooftop terrace on the 9^th floor with a nice view…

We arrived early, and no rooms were open yet, but the check-​in experience was still delightful. The Executive Lounge experience was positive the whole time, and the bar was great (especially Sarah). Housekeeping was very good, and the service was top-​notch at every turn.

This is a very nice hotel. Front desk staff is friendly and helpful. The room we got was tidy, spacious and very quiet. We got to test the night menu, and were served quickly. And the meal was good. The only negative thing was that the front desk staff gave us incorrect information regarding train times from London Bridge station to Gatwick. But, overall, a very nice stay.

Staying at the Hilton London Bridge is always a pleasure. The area around Borough Market is vibrant with plenty of places for eating and drinking plus the magnificent views from the shard. The best thing about the hotel is the home from home that is the executive lounge. Eating, drinking and enjoying the view from the rooftop terrace… we love it here
Certainly a great place to enjoy our fabulous capital city.

It’s easy access from London Bridge tube station. All the employees I encountered were very friendly and helpful. They have great Hilton HHonors elite member recognition and try to accommodate you.
At the Executive Club Lounge on the 9^th floor, evening cocktail hours are between 6 and 9pm include wines and spirits, but also complementary beers are served after 12 noon which is unique. :) The lounge also has outside terrace area which is nice.
The deco is contemporary and still fresh looking for both the public area and rooms which I like more than other Hilton properties in London.

I put my visiting parents up in this hotel for half of their visit to the UK.
The first half of their visit, they stayed at the only other 4-​star hotel in the area: the Guoman Tower Hotel. While this was a nice enough hotel with excellent views of the Thames and Tower Bridge, everything else about it was a bit naff in comparison to the Hilton Tower Bridge. Whereas everything at the Guoman hotel was dated and all the policies were about nickel-​and-​diming guests, the Hilton was a modern, comfortable and welcoming establishment. How two 4-​star hotels in the same area of London can differ so significantly is astonishing.
Setting aside the comparisons:
Firstly, the Hilton’s location and transport links are second-​to-​none. It’s perfect for exploring the best London has to offer.
Secondly, the front desk staff are incredibly helpful. I accidentally brought my parents to the Hilton upon their arrival in London only to find that they were actually due to check in to the Hilton after their short visit to Paris. Despite this, the front desk staff checked them in early to ensure they got a good room — in this case, one with a view of Tooley Street and the Shard.
Furthermore the room itself was completely comfortable and had all the amenities you’d be looking for in a 4-​star room. It even had American electrical sockets for my crazy foreign visitors. I have it on good authority that the room service offerings were tasty and enjoyable.
And, perhaps most importantly, the bar downstairs was comfortable and offered guests free wifi. I might just come back to have a few drinks here as a London Bridge resident. A strawberry and champagne cocktail for £13? Yes, please.

Beautiful building, nice lobby, pretty rooms, solid sushi bar, and pretty weak service.
I’m not a huge fan of the neighborhood, particularly for a tourist (I’d prefer the Hilton Park Lane any day for its location) — but if work brings you to this part of town, then this is a pretty solid place to stay.
The hotel itself is new, pretty, nice, modern. The service was weak. Examples:
1. The minibar was warm. The person who stocks it might notice and do something.
2. I couldn’t order certain items off the menu in the sushi place at 10:15 when it supposedly closed at 10:30.
3. If you go to the bar and ask for a beer, you are robotic-​ally asked «where are you sitting?» To which the obvious answer is, I’m not. I’m standing right in front of you. But they make you go sit and take about 10 minutes to get your beer to you when, in an otherwise empty establishment, they just could have done it directly and handed it to you.
4. The food in the executive lounge sits for a really long time. The little cream cheese packets seem to sit out for about 4 hours a day, every day, until they’re eventually eaten. Hence a thick, fluid on the top of them when they’re opened. The eggs seem sit a long time in the serving bowl which attempts to keep them warm but fails. If you come from the American «keep hot food hot and cold food cold» school of buffet management, they get an F. I didn’t get sick, but certainly did wonder if I might.

Had a 2 night stay at the HiltonTower Bridge and really enjoyed it. Room was spotless, very well appointed, and had that ‘well filtered new air’ smell in better hotels.
Didn’t spend much time in the room (yay!) but really felt the location, amenities, and value for money is hard to beat! Will be back!

Stayed here on business. This was an excellent hotel, very convenient to the underground. The atmosphere feels like modern and trendy, although you can still tell it’s a hotel chain. The room was big and quiet. Service was great. You get BT Openzone wifi in the lobby, which is free if you have a Vodafone SIM. The wifi in the room is very overpriced. The restaurant, the Larder, has excellent English breakfast. Eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, yogurt, granola, pastries… all perfect. My only issues with this place: it’s super expensive and the shower is weird, with it’s bizarre door and hard to adjust shower head.

The London Tower Bridge hotel is located just a few minutes walk away from the Tower Bridge tube station. It is easy access to many parts of London (very easy if flying to/​from London City Airport and decent for other airports).
The lobby area was nice, and the hotel seemed fairly new. Service upon check-​in could have been quicker but was very friendly. Arrived a few hours early for check-​in but was still given a room at once.
The room was not huge but still decent size and was fairly nice. Comfortable bed, desk to work at, chair to relax in. Mini-​bar, safe, iron, ironing board, coffee/​tea making facilities etc provided in the room. Only negative was the fact that they charge for internet (£15 per day), should of course be included. Bathroom was nice as well, good quality products provided and very generous in providing additional item (forgot toothbrush and was given one without extra charge at the front desk).
The breakfast was good, a bit busy (we were actually told that it could be very busy between 9 – 11 so was expected) but the staff were efficient. Good selection of hot and cold food but nothing fantastic.

Definitely geared more towards the business traveller, but still a good place to stay even if you are visiting for fun. The location is great — just south of Tower Bridge and right next to the London Bridge Tube station. Plenty of bus routes also stop nearby at City Hall, including the tourist buses (Original Tour Yellow and Red and the Blue route of the Hop On Hop Off bus). Within walking distance, there are a number of places to eat/​drink/​shop as well as attractions such as the Borough Market, Southwark Cathedral, The Shakespeare Globe and the Tate Modern.
The rooms are modern and include a safe. I also appreciated the built in US power outlet at the desk. Very nice to not have to get an adapter.
As a Hilton Diamond member, I had free internet and access to the Executive Lounge. The Exec Lounge is always a great perk as you will never want for drinks or snacks during your stay.
Their staff are extrememely friendly — the concierge helped me on each day of my stay and check-​in and check-​out were a breeze.
Would definitely stay here again!

In jeder Hinsicht perfekt: wir hatten über HRS gebucht und einen sehr guten Preis und ein Upgrade bekommen! Das Zimmer ich hatte im Formular um ein besonders ruhiges gebeten war auch wirklich besonders ruhig: die nehmen das ernst! Die Lage (300 m von London Bridge, von wo ein Zug nach Gatwick fährt), der Service, die Freundlichkeit, die Ausstattung alles war einfach perfekt! Nicht zu vergessen das Frühstück zu einem sehr fairen Preis. Wir haben uns hier total wohl gefühlt und waren einfach begeistert!

I have stayed here many times for work events and conferences and the restaurants and rooms are best in class (if only every Hilton was!) Make time to go to the top restaurant bar it offers a truly spectacular view of London and if you can afford it take a room at the top-​its stunning!

First off it is really loud from sidewalk noise. Second not once but twice we were asked to show our room key to get to our room. They actually didn’t believe us. I will not be staying here again. The room was comfy but the TV wassmall and wan’t even a flat screen. One of the old tube type. Really come on now. It is in a good location thats where the 2^nd star came from. Drinks are really expensive in the bar but everwhere in london is expensive.

It’s a very modern hotel with lots of nice design features. We were on the top floor and the view was just marvellous. The room was fine and although the hotel was really busy, we didn’t hear a single noise. Breakfast was okay but you had to ask for some standard items. An American chain that doesn’t have pancakes on the buffet! The area is great with lots of restaurants and shops.
We had dinner at the hotel restaurant, the Larder, and the food was really nice and worth the price. As we pre-​booked we got some wine for free, but they better stop that offer or serve something better the wine was just cheap.

This Hilton hotel seemed to be better than the average Hilton hotels I’ve stayed at. Extremely modern hotel. The rooms were very nice. The bathroom was as well. I enjoyed having the mobile showerhead. This is a small thing, but I definitely appreciated it.
While this may seem to be inconvenient to some, I thought it was fine. Everything is so accessible via the tube. It’s about a 3 – 5 minute walk from the London Bridge station (Which sits on the Jubilee and Northern line).
I was planning on doing other things before I left London, so I left my bags with the concierge. They were quite helpful. I was able to leave my luggage with them until I returned to pick my bags and leave for Birmingham, UK. It was easy, since I took the Northern line to London Euston (in order to take the national rail to Birmingham).
I enjoyed my stay and would stay again.
****Just remembered. No free wi-​fi. Not even in the business lounge (which was located on the 2^nd floor, I believe). You have to pay for internet, which to me as an American, is ridiculous — only because we get wi-​fi for free in the States.

5 More London Place.
Very nice hotel. Close to London Bridge Station.
Bars and groceries around.
Spacious hotel room. International television.
Friendly reception /​check in. Comfortable quick check out.
Lots of towels, body lotions, shampoo, …
WLAN costs 15 pounds per day.
First choice for next time.

The rooms are modern, spacious. and overall better then the average hilton. A little out of the way because it is south of the river, but plenty of shops and dinning options close by. The executive lounge has free internet (computers not wifi), drinks (including alcoholic) and light food most times of the day.
The deal breaker at this hotel is the poor cellular coverage. No 3G or EDGE service, only GPRS. I wasn’t unable to use my vodofone dongle, orange service was not much better either.

I stayed here for a week while traveling with a companion on a work trip. the hotel is quite nice for a Hilton — more like a W or other modern American hotel. The bed was a little soft for me but the linens and other amenities were very nice. The staff is very accommodating. The lobby is large and full of cozy couches and nooks. I didn’t eat at the hotel restaurant, but the 9^th floor executive lounge is quite nice. There is a daily full continental breakfast with breads, meat, and other goodies; afternoon tea with scones, sweets, teas, and coffees; and a happy hour with wine and open bottles of liquor.
The location is in the middle of a business-​centric area and it’s not very convenient for heavy tourist areas. There are plenty of places to get a meal in the area (including a nice Marks and Spencer market), and a nearby shopping area called Hays Gallery with a Boots and other stores. However to get to any destinations like St Pauls, the Palace, British Museum, Harrods, Eye, etc… it’s a longish cab ride away. The closest tube station is London Bridge about three blocks down, but it’s on a different line than almost anything else so there was always at least one transfer involved.
Overall nice hotel with good service in a strong business location. Not ideal for tourist site seeing, esp not with kids.

Situé juste à proximité du quartier de la Finance, au bord de la Tamise, les chambres, même celles de qualité Guest Room ont un design contemporain mais cosy comme seuls les anglais en ont le secret. Elles ont tout le confort moderne pour les geeks.

Bis zur Innenstadt ist es schon ein Stück, auch mit dem Taxi — dafür ist das Halal Restaurant (siehe meinen Beitrag) sehr schön via Tower Bridge zu erreichen.
Das Hotel ist ok, das Frühstück (war bei uns inbegriffen) war nicht überragend aber ok. Durch Vorbuchung hatten wir das konkurrenzlos günstig bekommen (und am Hilton-​Telefon nochmal viel günstiger als übers Internet) und so waren wir sehr zufrieden. Zimmer etwas klein, aber für London sehr ok.

Stayed here for 4 days on a business trip. I avoided the hotel restaurant the Larder thanks to the advice of fellow Unilocalers. It always looked empty. The lobby is quite massive and full of loungey leather couches, there’s a bar that also serves coffee drinks and pastries and take away food. The room was great, dark wood with heavy curtains that block out all the light. I especially loved the executive lounge on the 9^th, they consistently had great bites to eat, the food was always fresh and warm. Breakfast there is also done well. They have scrambled eggs and english bacon (which is more like thick ham to americans, perfect for a nutty butty), an assortment of breads and pastries, fresh fruit, yogurt, juices, coffees, teas and my favorite NUTELLA! You don’t know how happy this made me :) Their happy hour is also fully stocked with all the alcoholic amenities you can think of and you can have your nice drink outside on the rooftop patio. I was blessed to be in London for 4 days and nary a cloud in the sky!
This hotel is close to the Tower Bridge, I had to cross that bad boy every morning to head to the north part of London. It is also within walking distance of the London Tower. However if you want to see Buckingham Palace etc you will be far away.

Our 1^st London hotel stop in our 2-​week mini-​tour…
Modern hotel (kinda like the W in San Francisco) w/​good amenities, comfortable beds & great water pressure. Their restaurant is the pits & ended up being one of the most expensive, worst tasting meals we had
Super-​near Tower Bridge but on the more businessie side of London, we found the location to be a bit inconvenient — took a while to get everywhere & seemed like we always had to take the Tube (hardly anything w/​in walking distance)
It was nice to be able to walk across Tower Bridge & over to the Tower of London but that was about it as far as touristy spots — except for some kind of horror-​prison-​type thing that did not at all appeal to us.
So probably wouldn’t stay here again but only for location. The rooms were really nice & the staff was extremely accommodating.