Hilton London Docklands Reviews

As a surprise for new year, my boyfriend booked us the Hilton Docklands to stay in. It was a bit of a hassle to get to from Liverpool street but we managed fine. From the train station they have a curtosy shuttle running every fifteen minutes going straight to the hotel, that was good as the taxi would have cost a fortune. On arrival, ...  Read the complete review

I booked this Hotel after searching greatly online for somewhere to stay for the New Year. I originally looked at Travelodges and Premier Inns thinking they would be the cheaper options, but these rooms werent easy to get to, very basic and went quickly! I was getting a bit worried that I wouldnt be able to find a place, but after ...  Read the complete review

I booked this hotel over the phone via a deal from teletext (£159 for 2 people b&b and dinner on the 1st night). The hotel runs a shuttle service from the nearest tube station which is handy as its quite a way away from the hotel. When we arrived i thought the enterance and reception areas were a little tired and boring ...  Read the complete review

I had never heard of the Hilton London Docklands before I had booked, but ended up having two fantastic days in late February this year. The Hilton London Docklands is built directly opposite Canary Wharf on the other side of the Thames, an area of massive redevelopment. Out of London this area has still got a reputation of being rough, ...  Read the complete review

This is the second review in my series unofficially titled "Hilton Hotels with rather unappealing names". Following my recent review of the "Hilton Dartford Bridge", the "Hilton Docklands" was just crying out for a visit and that is precisely where Amanda, baby Josh and I found ourselves this St Valentine's night ...  Read the complete review