Top 10 St Saviour Hotels

BEST HOTEL we’ve ever stayed in! Location is unbeatable and Everyone in the staff was so professional and attentive. Manager Shana Thomas was extremely kind and made our stay superb! After checking several hotels for our first stay in London we noticed most of them were just sooo small and we wanted a roomier place. We booked the NYX at a reasonable price and with a King size bed. The check in was so easy and whatever we needed the staff was there for us. They have a pool, gym and the rooftop bar is amazing. Breakfast there is also great. Location is just a block from metro and everything is close by! We will definitely come back

Pros: Great room, spotless and fab shower that we never wanted to leave as it was very nice and powerful. The mattress was soft, we like a firm mattress, but it was fine. Excellent location for the Olympic Village events. The outdoor drinks area was very nice, had some lovely cocktails, which were reasonably priced. Lovely furniture and nice extra touches such as blankets outside, but not needed in July. Breakfast was very nice too, nice selection all high quality foods, hot and cold. We ordered fish and chips from the room service menu and a Caesar salad, it was the best fish and chips that we had eaten in a long time. Excellent, well done chef. Cons: The lifts stunk of sewerage, I-can only assume that there are drains below, it, it was awful, but on balance it was just in the lift. The staff at Reception weren’t massively friendly, we asked about paying for the car park and the replied was, ‘it’s nothing to do with us’, maybe but it’s essential knowledge for a guests stay. All other staff were lovely in the restaurant and a special mention to the lady that delivered our room service. Thank you.

The advantage is that the location is very good, the restaurant is also very convenient, and most of the people staying here are British working-class people.

Wonderful hotel with excellent location. The room was clean, very comfortable and had great view of the London Stadium. The location was amazing, next to a huge Stratford Shopping Centre and to the subway station with many subway lines. The staff was friendly, professional and very helpful. KUDO to the Concierge Staff, especially NALEEF, DANIEL, AND ONE OTHER GENTLEMAN (sorry! i forgot his name). My wife got pickpocketed in London. The Concierge staff, especially Naleef, went above and beyond their duty to help us to deal with our distress moments. He advised us to report the theft to the London Police, and also the Concierge staff helped us tremendously to deal with our stolen credit cards. We really appreciated what these amazing staff did for us. Thanks so much to Naleef, Daniel and to all the Concierge staff for making us feel so welcome and for all your unforgettable help during our stay. The world needs more of these people like your Concierge staff. Hyatt should be very proud to have these amazing Concierge staff. We certainly will return to this Hyatt hotel in the future and would highly recommend this Hyatt hotel to anyone!

The service attitude is friendly, the environment is clean and the facilities are perfect. The location of the hotel is convenient for transportation. There are underground Monument and Bank within a few blocks, and you can walk to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge.

The hotel is okay Location: At Alagate East Station on the district line, walk 300 meters after arrival There is a tower bridge nearby that can be lifted and you can go sightseeing. It only takes 10 minutes to walk. There is a Chinese supermarket opposite the hotel, and mineral water is 0.75 pounds a bottle. The hotel breakfast is a traditional British breakfast anyway. The room is clean and looks relatively new. The bed is the smallest bed I have ever slept on. The front desk is very beautiful🤩 There is a dandan noodle nearby, and I will show you how to make grated intestines.

Stayed in a premier plus room on this occasion and was very happy with it. Bed was extremely comfortable, room was clean and quiet and shower was great. Walking distance to loads of great places and convenient to transport of you need it.

The decoration and content of the hotel will not go into details, it is not advanced. But I have booked here for the last three days because of the good location. Oxford Street bears the brunt of gift shopping, the British Museum is within easy reach, and Trafalgar Square is not far away. Of course, if you must define gift-giving gifts in the category of Harold, well, it's a little far away. In addition, the breakfast is average and the service is very good. I said I was too tired, so I found a relatively large room not facing the street if I wanted to be quiet. There is a line of Korean dishes around the hotel. I don’t know why they line up. There is also a restaurant with three Uyghur Chinese characters written on it. The owner is probably a Central Asian who can’t speak Chinese, but the dishes are enough to relieve the pain of homesickness. Lamb is real! Shaxian snacks are also two minutes' walk away.

Easy and convenient for access, staff are polite, room size is quite enough, bathroom size is ok, living enviroment is silent

The entire staff at this location has gone above and beyond to make our stay of 8 nights so memorable for my first visit to this lovely city. Flor greeted us every morning with such a warm smile and heartfelt “Good Morning” and always asked about our day before and what we were doing today. The walk to the Whitechapel tube stop was very short and access to the bus station was just across the street. Two grocery stores and several fast food restaurants within the area. I would recommend this hotel to anyone!