Hotels near Art of the Brick, London

Is very close to the underground. The staff are all so nice. And the room is very nice, however the kitchen is not well equipped.

Absolutely amazing visit for my Girlfriends Birthday. The team really went to town organising an amazing room with balloons and cholocates. The check in team were soo friendly and even let us leave our bags early before we checked in to allow us to go out for lunch. Absolutely incredible stay, I can’t wait to book my next visit. The spa facilities were amazing the the swimming pool was very clean and fresh towels provided. I couldn’t recommend this hotel enough. Thank you soo much, you made our stay very special.

Excellent location next to Towerhill underground station. A short walk to the Tower of London and surrounding attractions. The buffet breakdast is really good in terms of choices and quality of food. The gym is well-equipped, and the indoor swimming is big. It's a pity we didn't have time to enjoy those facilities. We like the room's windows that can be opened. We let in fresh cold air at night and were able to sleep really well.

As a solo traveler, this hotel had everything I needed. It was in a great location (attractions and underground very close). The staff were very helpful. The breakfast in the restaurant was really good! I appreciated the Buffett style and there was as a great variety no matter the appetite you had. I would stay there again!

It's very new and comfortable. It's very big in the financial district and very convenient. It's just a subway station. It's a hotel-style apartment. It takes ten minutes to leave the hotel to put your luggage in a group hotel. Normally there is no one at the front desk here, but you can call me via whtapp at any time. connect

Location: Convenient for bus users with bus stops very close to the hotel. The train from Shadwell is easier to access (7 mins walk) than WC, and it transfers at Bank station, providing connections to multiple metro lines. Room: Generally clean but lacked a refrigerator, requiring you to store food items on the dressing table. The bathtub was a little slippery even with the rubber mat, so caution is advised and the toilet did not have a bidet. Breakfast: Good quality, but there was an issue with some patrons using the wrong tongs for different food items, which could be a concern for Muslim guests. Staff: Friendly and helpful, with a special mention of Flor for her cheerful morning greetings. Overall it was definitely a pleasant stay

The 24-hour front desk is very welcoming, the room is clean and tidy, the electric heater is very useful, you can freely control the temperature according to your body feeling, the shower has plenty of hot water, the apartment is in a good location, not far from the subway station. It would be perfect if there was a kitchen knife. Also, if you have trouble sleeping, choose this hotel carefully, the noise is obvious when the subway passes, and you can even feel the vibration.

I had the most wonderful corner room with an unbelievable view of St Paul’s. I loved being able to pop in off the side street without having to go through reception every time. My room had a little kitchen with everything I could have needed and a really good fridge with cold water in it. Excellent aircon meant I barely noticed it was one of the hottest days of the year.

The Lalit hotel was perfectly located for my visit to the Bridge Theatre-just a 3 minute level walk away. There is a walkway leading on to Tower Bridge with many restaurants and bars right next to the hotel. It is a beautiful period building , a former grammar school, which has been thoughtfully renovated keeping both its old school features and incorporating some stunning Indian architectural details. The dining room is particularly stunning, as is the Indian hot breakfast option that I enjoyed there. I stayed in a cosy classroom double room.It is one of the smallest rooms but perfectly sufficient for my needs as a solo traveller. There were nice additional touches in the room such as a bathrobe, complimentary soft drinks and crisps and biscuits plus a nespresso coffee machine. There was also a Japanese style bidet toilet and lots of complimentary toiletries. All of these items contributed to a really luxury stay and a feeling of being pampered as a guest of the Lalit. The staff were polite, helpful and efficient. My bed and bedding were very comfortable and of a high quality with luxurious pillows offering a choice of firmness-a nice touch. Considering the hotels location, right near Tower Bridge in a busy area, the hotel was quiet and peaceful with no noise from outside and I slept really well. I would definitely recommend the Lalit hotel. It was luxurious while being good value and perfectly located. I look forward to returning!

Hotel was nice room was a little over looked by neighbouring buildings but room was spacious hotel in good location st Paul’s cathedral right outside door. Easy walk to South bank and Tower of London .Breakfast plenty of options but a little lukewarm but it was buffet .. pool and spa nice but busy and noisy can’t comment on bar or restaurant as did not use overall a nice stay would stay again