Hotels near Paternoster Square

"Always stay here when I visit London, handy for being central, good transport links, wonderful staff"

"Hotel is outdated. Room amenities need updating and modernization for sure. Location is great though."

"Great location and staff. Breakfast was excellent. The show was fun. No mini fridge. ;( lighting in bathrooms for make up doesn’t exist. The staff after my third stay are on first name bases are just great. With advise for travel. Restaurants and things to do. "

"Nice staff. Great room. "

"The controls for the air conditioning unit were broken, then even though I managed to turn it off it kept making noises intermittently through the night. The toilet cistern dropped constantly. On the positive side, the location was good."

"This hotel was lovely, calming and the perfect refuge for a big city. Very few hotels match the level of hospitality offered here. We loved our stay! So comfortable, so beautiful! Very luxurious and elegant."

"Everyone is special at the Strand. Staff takes pride in their work! Although the rooms are small, it is still good value for the area. It’s in a fantastic area to walk the themes and visit Big Ben along with shopping on Oxford! "

"I really enjoyed my stay at Locke at Broken Wharf. The staff is great, there is a coffee shop on site and lots of areas to just sit and relax. The apartment was lovely, comfortable bed, good wifi, great shower. The location cannot be beat, steps from the Millennium Bridge and Saint Paul’s. Great transportation connections being near a Tube station and lots of bus routes. The only downside to my stay was noise from cars racing on the road seem to funnel down and was quite loud with the windows open. Nothing they could do about that but something to note if you are staying on the west side of the building."

"The Ned is an expensive hotel. It is worth every penny. From the welcome from the doorman (Scott was wonderful), all the staff were fabulous. Everything is top class and they cannot do enough for you. Didn’t want to go out into London. Already planning our return visit. If you can afford The Ned, treat yourself."