5/5 Michael N. 4 months ago on Google
The
rooms
are
incredibly
small
but
amazingly
comfortable
and
adequate
in
every
way.
I
was
not
excited
about
being
asked
to
stay
here
for
3
days
for
a
sales
meeting
but
turned
out
to
be
delighted
with
this
hotel.
It's
very
thoughtfully
put
together.
The
rooms
are
small,
just
wide
enough
really
to
accommodate
a
bed,
but
that
bed
is
situated
by
a
huge
picture
window
framing
a
magnificent
view
of
the
tower
bridge
of
London
and
the
surrounding
historical
buildings.
The
bed
is
extremely
comfortable,
the
room
controls
are
modern,
it's
perfectly
quiet
and
private
feeling.
It's
just
very
well
put
together
with
a
lot
of
attention
to
small
details
that
make
the
space
comfortable.
I
slept
better
in
this
hotel
than
in
many
finer
places.
The
staff
are
ever
present
in
the
lively
living
room
/
lobby
area.
The
people
working
here
are
extremely
enthusiastic
and
attentive.
It's
a
really
young
hotel
staff
where
everyone
seems
like
they're
committed
to
the
success.
I
don't
know
how
to
describe
it
other
to
say
it
has
very
positive
vibe.
There's
a
centrally
located
coffee
bar
and
food
area,
always
attended,
alongside
a
very
comfortable
lobby
area
with
workspaces
and
lounge
seating.
It's
like
a
very
comfortable
coffee
shop/living
room/bar.
They
serve
a
nice
breakfast
every
morning
for
a
reasonable
price,
have
really
great
meeting
rooms,
and
at
and
at
night
there's
a
bar
on
the
upper
floor
that
is
a
lot
of
fun.
The
location
is
also
terrific.
It
is
directly
across
from
the
Tower
of
London
and
as
I
said
many
of
the
rooms
offer
fantastic
views.
It
also
faces
on
one
side
a
historic
customs
house
and
the
small
park
and
courtyard
in
front
of
it.
The
customs
house
has
been
renovated
into
a
very
posh
and
recently
opened
Four
Seasons
Hotel
with
a
two
Michelin
star
restaurant.
That
just
makes
this
more
modest
hotel
feel
even
more
special.
Like
the
affordable
house
next
door
to
a
mansion.
The
hotel
also
sits
directly
on
top
of
the
Tower
Hill
metro
station.
You
really
only
have
to
walk
across
20
ft
of
sidewalk
and
you're
inside
the
station
which
couldn't
be
more
convenient
to
access
anything
else
in
London.
I
sometimes
dread
taking
public
transportation
from
the
airport
to
my
European
hotel
because
I
expect
a
long
walk
dragging
my
luggage
down
cobblestone
streets.
Not
here.
You
just
walk
out
of
the
train
and
you're
practically
at
the
check
in
desk.
There's
also
a
Docklands
Light
Rail
station
about
3
minutes
walk
away
where
you
can
reach
other
parts
of
the
city.
If
you
happen
to
be
going
to
a
conference
at
the
Excel
you
can
be
there
door
to
door
in
20
minutes
and
rather
than
stay
near
the
conference
center,
you
can
enjoy
a
much
better
part
of
the
city.
Just
writing
this
makes
me
want
to
go
on
with
even
more
superlatives.
I'm
completely
happy
with
this
hotel
and
if
the
rest
of
the
citizen
m
properties
resemble
this
one
I
think
I'll
be
staying
there
as
well.
Note:
One
small
end
very
important
detail
with
regard
to
the
rooms.
There
are
some
rooms
that
face
inward
to
a
glass
ceiling
inner
courtyard
covering
part
of
the
lobby.
I
haven't
been
in
these
rooms
but
you
can
unavoidably
see
into
many
of
them
looking
through
the
windows
while
waiting
for
the
elevator.
Get
an
outward
facing
room
if
you
want
any
privacy
or
even
the
ability
to
open
your
window
blinds
without
displaying
your
bed
to
the
world.To
say
you
have
no
privacy
in
those
rooms
is
an
understatement.
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