Hilton Hotel Docklands Riverside London

For a Hilton (in London, of all places), the price was moderate; our bedroom was more like an apartment, with a walk-in room, a 'master bedroom' to the right, a decent-sized bathroom, and another room with two twin beds on the left. Each room had its own television and Pay-Per-View came free with the bill. Breakfast wasn't included, but it rounded off to less than ₤100/night (for all three adults). It was in a more secluded part of town, facing the River Thames. Commotion wasn't an issue at all, seeing as we were in the old industrial part of town, aptly named the 'Docklands.' The Hilton even had its own bar/lounge area downstairs where everyone was either eager to strike up a conversation or getting pumped about the Rugby game on either of the two plasma televisions on the wall. The hotel also had a pier to walk out on, its own boat (which we unfortunately never had the time to get on), and a dining area on the water. Everything was clean, the food was delicious (go for the traditional Sausages & Mash or the Club Sandwich), and the people were probably the nicest I had ever met. Within walking distance one can take the C10 bus or grab the Hilton shuttle (free of charge, and which runs about every 10 minutes until 11:30 pm) to the Canada Water tube station (which is easy enough to figure out!!) To put the cherry on top of my stay, I left behind a white sweatshirt and housekeeping was kind enough to send it back free of charge. If THAT isn't enough to make you consider staying at this wonderful hotel, I don't know what is!! I simply loved staying at the London Hilton Docklands and would return in a heartbeat!