Hotels near South Bank Shopping Area

"The apartment was clean and comfortable, quite large for Europe, but we did have trouble with the phone and wifi not working. There is no one on site to assist, however we were able to speak to other guest and were able to use the wifi. The phone never did work and we did need to use it so it was a problem. I emailed and reported it but never received a response. I would definitely stay here again."

"The decor is very modern and appealing. Most front desk staff members were friendly and helpful. The two security people outside the bar were aloof and standoffish. The rooms were comfortable for the most part except for the extra high tubs that were extremely difficult and dangerous to navigate. The replenishing of water bottles was appreciated."

"Nice hotel with easy access to sightseeing "

"Great hotel in perfect location. Great service in the bar & restaurant. Would have given Excellent for cleaning but found an old sock behind the curtain! But hasn’t put us off, will return."

"Great location w/ walkable distance to the attractions! Staff is very friendly and helpful."

"This hotel was beautifully located right before the Westminster Bridge with stunning views of Big Ben and the London Eye. We were also only a few minutes walk to Waterloo station. Very convenient location. Would stay here again. "

"These apartments are in a great location. They were quiet, clean and the two bedroom was large and had plenty of room for our family of 5. Prices below what we expected to pay for London. Check in, check out was easy and quick."

"We've stayed in a bunch of VRBO's and never felt the need to write a review. On this one, I feel a responsibility to warn people. 56 Stamford St. is a good location, that much is true. But that is probably the only thing I can say that is positive. The person who meets you at the flat does not smile or shake hands. They just hand you the keys and walk away. One night the bed caved in on my wife's side. When we took the mattress off to see if we could fix it ourselves the frame is held...