This is a lovely, friendy hotel. The staff really go out of their way to help you and are always cheerful and friendly. The rooms are spotless and we had a lovely huge bathroom. I didn't eat at the hotel so can't comment on the food. I found it too be much friendlier and more homely than ... Read review
On the South Bank, just a few hundred metres from the River Thames, this beautiful ... more
19th-century building offers free Wi-Fi, en suite rooms and a charming bar offering tasty food and real ales.The Mad Hatter Hotel is located in Southwark, one of the old...
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Behind this typical nineteenth London facade is a contemporary up to date Hotel with ... more
every modern facility in its 30 large comfortable bedrooms Within close proximity to one of the oldest parts of London the 'Borough' well known to Shakespeare and ...
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Location. The Mad Hatter Hotel is located in the historic Lambeth area of London, ... more
England, on the south bank of the River Thames. Major attractions within half a mile of the hotel include the London Eye and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Waterloo Underground station is 500 metres from the hotel. Hotel Features. Occupying three floors in a 19th century building, the Mad Hatter Hotel is air conditioned and offers wireless Internet access. Staff at the 24 hour front desk can provide safe deposit boxes. Breakfast is available each morning (surcharge). If you fancy traditional British food head to the Mad Hatter pub on the ground floor for classic dishes such as Fish and Chips, and Steak and Ale Pie. Parking is available nearby and costs 15 GBP for 24 hours. Guestrooms. The 30 guestrooms are individually decorated in contemporary style with coordinated fabrics and dark wood furnishings. The bathrooms have combination tub and showers and hair dryers. Standard amenities include complimentary wirelessInternet, coffee/tea makers, cable television and trouser presses. Expert Tip. The Globe Theatre has been rebuilt twice since Shakespeare's day. The current theatre was unveiled in 1997 and, like the original, is open to the sky, so plays are only performed during the summer. However, guided tours occur year round.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Mad Hatter Hotel is located in the historic Lambeth area of London, ... more
England, on the south bank of the River Thames. Major attractions within half a mile of the hotel include the London Eye and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Waterloo Underground station is 500 metres from the hotel. Hotel Features. Occupying three floors in a 19th century building, the Mad Hatter Hotel is air conditioned and offers wireless Internet access. Staff at the 24 hour front desk can provide safe deposit boxes. Breakfast is available each morning (surcharge). If you fancy traditional British food head to the Mad Hatter pub on the ground floor for classic dishes such as Fish and Chips, and Steak and Ale Pie. Parking is available nearby and costs 15 GBP for 24 hours. Guestrooms. The 30 guestrooms are individually decorated in contemporary style with coordinated fabrics and dark wood furnishings. The bathrooms have combination tub and showers and hair dryers. Standard amenities include complimentary wirelessInternet, coffee/tea makers, cable television and trouser presses. Expert Tip. The Globe Theatre has been rebuilt twice since Shakespeare's day. The current theatre was unveiled in 1997 and, like the original, is open to the sky, so plays are only performed during the summer. However, guided tours occur year round.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Centrally located, great rooms Disadvantages: Bit of a walk for agood choice of restaurants
This is a lovely, friendy hotel. The staff really go out of their way to help you and are always cheerful and friendly. The rooms are spotless and we had a lovely huge bathroom. I didn't eat at the hotel so can't comment on the food. I found it too be much friendlier and more homely than standard business hotels and it has more character than many places I have stayed in London.
There are lots of nice restaurants within a 15-20 minute ... ...immediate area (although there are some bars and restaurants). The hotel is well placed for visiting central London, and if the weather is nice, you can have a lovely stroll along the river side.
We paid approx. £95 per night for a double room (well, my boyfriend's firm did as they were the ones sending him on a course in London!). I personally thought this would be too much to pay myself if I was on a leisure break as I normally stay ... more
This is a lovely, friendy hotel. The staff really go out of their way to help you and are always cheerful and friendly. The rooms are spotless and we had a lovely huge bathroom. I didn't eat at the hotel so can't comment on the food. I found it too be much friendlier and more homely than standard business hotels and it has more character than many places I have stayed in London.
There are lots of nice restaurants within a 15-20 minute walk, but not a great deal of choice in the immediate area (although there are some bars and restaurants). The hotel is well placed for visiting central London, and if the weather is nice, you can have a lovely stroll along the river side.
We paid approx. £95 per night for a double room (well, my boyfriend's firm did as they were the ones sending him on a course in London!). I personally thought this would be too much to pay myself if I was on a leisure break as I normally stay in cheaper hotels when in London. Having said that, it was one of the most friendly hotels I've stayed in in the UK.
Highly recommended for business or leisure travellers.
