Hotels in Thames

"Staff and property excellent but totally disappointed with the breakfast and coffee /light snack shop available. Breakfast on offer was hot food or continental. The hot food available was stone cold, cold plates with cold food. If you decided to have toast, good luck there as the bread had to go through a conveyor toaster 3 times before it registered any colour as ‘toasted’. Then once through one had to search the restaurant for the butter. Milk not by the hot drinks machine tracking again to search its location. Very disappointing!"

"Absolutely wonderful stay in London made even better by the staff of The Strand Palace. From our very dapper doorman Anthony at arrival and early check in with Saloni to the kindness of Mohammed our porter at departure, the hotel did not disappoint. The rooms were clean and well stocked. The food and service at Haxell’s breakfast buffet and dinner were excellent. The hotel is convenient and central to London and made it easy to get around the city. I would highly recommend staying here and will definitely be back. "

"I loved my room, the view and the hospitality. I just so happened to go when the AC was on the fritz but overall trip was great"

"Nice room, friendly and efficient staff, good restaurant."

"The hotel is nice, but the bed was one of the worst I have experienced and I travel a lot. The lobby and restaurant are really nice."

"Lovely hotel, great location. Only negative, no tea making facilities in the room."

"Much better than expected based on reviews I had seen. No issues at all. Friendly staff at check in (although it's all done on an iPad but you need your booking ref which you don't get from Expedia). Room did what you needed. Good shower, nice bed. No TV but I was barely in the room and no hairdryer but I brought my own. "

"This place gets the job done ! Daily cleaning and the breakfast buffet was good. The location was perfect for walking distance to shopping and restaurants."

"The President is a decent and affordable hotel handy for Euston and king’s Cross, close to Russell Square and the Tube Station, lots of restaurants, cafes and bars and it’s an easy walk to thectheatre district. It’s not fancy but you tend to just sleep in the room when in London and my wife and I really like The President Hotel."