We spent three nights here. Although it was not in the town center it was very easy getting to it. The hotel shuttle bus drives you to the Canada Water Station to catch the Tube into town. The shuttle runs very frequently until approximately 11:00 pm. There is ample parking for your car. I actually liked having the hotel a little further away from the hubbub of the city. It is in a quiet area and you get a chance to refresh yourself. The health club is very up to date and although I didn't try the pool or spa, it looked great. The rooms were amazingly large for a European hotel. The staff was very nice and helpful. Some rooms have balconies facing the Thames and it looks lovely at night. I would definitely stay here again.

We stayed at the Hilton for two nights on one of their 1 dinner and 2 breakfast deals. Car parking was also included free of charge - which for a London hotel is unusual! Everything that has already been said about the staff is true. They are polite, cheerful and always ready to help. The room we had was a bit small but the bed was very comfortable. The main drawback was no air conditioning. There was an air cooling machine which helped but was not really a lot of use. We were on the first floor and our floor to ceiling windows overlooked the tennis courts. There were no blinds so we had to remember not to walk around naked and scare the locals! Nets or blinds would be a bonus on the lower floors. The hotel shuttle bus takes you to Canada Water underground station so, although the hotel is a bit off the beaten track, access to the city is quite easy. Unfortunately for us, the station was closed when we were there and we had to catch a replacement bus instead. This made things a bit more complicated but we still got to the city centre in about three quarters of an hour. Breakfast was included in the deal and was very good; buffet style but waiter service for tea and coffee. There was something for everyone and eggs were cooked to our taste as we waited. Avoid 10a.m when everyone seems to arrive at once and there is a queue. Breakfast is served at weekends until a very civilised 11.30a.m. We also had one evening meal. This was also a buffet with lots of choice. The normal price was ?23 so it was a very good deal indeed. Be warned though the drinks are very expensive! Around ?7 for a glass of wine. Have tap water with your meal (which they are happy to supply) and go to the pub outside afterwards for a drink. or have one in your room beforehand. All in all I am happy to recommend this hotel to anyone visiting London. Go to their website for the two night deal.

Here for 2 nights on a 2 night bed and breakfast with dinner first night deal direct from the Hilton web site. Really pleased with the deal we got for London that included parking. We stayed in a standard room that didn’t over look the river but was very clean and had everything we could wish for really comfy bed. Not sure but it could have been recently refurbished? We arrived early about 10.30am. We had booked 3 rooms 2 of these were ready all next to each other on the same floor. Hotel sits directly on the Thames over looking the water, the location is stunning. We went to the pool on the first day I was disappointed by its size and the water was cold, although the spa pool was good. We got an open pass for the Clipper on the first day ?8.00 that took us on and off the ferries all day as, the tube station at Canada Water was closed but there were replacement busses running. While we were there we took the duck tour, very enjoyable and I would highly recommend this and took a flight on the eye. We went to the Pub next door that also serves reasonably good Thai food and drinks that are much cheaper than the hotel. All in all we had a lovely stay however it is very far out from London and not very convenient for getting about easily.