Motels in Three Rivers District

"A lovely clean environment. Staff helpful . A wonderful breakfast. "

"This hotel staff has such character , staff beyond great at making us happy and meeting our needs "

"Room was clean, bed was very comfy. No fridge though."

"Lovely"

"Clean but very small room (#718) and with an even smaller bathroom. I am medium build and media height. A larger person would have problems using that bathroom. I had to shuffle sideways to get into the shower cubicle (no bath). You would have to be a contortionist to access the toilet roll while sitting on the loo. "

"I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of my room, the condition of the building, and the walkability of the neighborhood. The Drey provides excellent value, and the staff was very accommodating."

"Location was great; everything else was NOT. They are like the cheapest of the cheap airlines that nickel and dime you for everything: $80 for a few hours of early checkin, $25 for holding your bag, no fresh towels or linens for a 5 night stay, no garbage removal, no coffee, no nothing!"

"Yes Breakfast and airport shuttle were excelent "

"Great hotel in wonderful location just a short walk from the Tower of London, and the Tower Hill and Bank underground stations. The front desk staff were all delightful and very accommodating. The room was always kept clean and well made up every day (without having to request or beg for housekeeping like in the USA). The room was a decent size and the bathroom large with both a bath and shower. We had a room tucked away in a corner and although the hotel was full over the holiday weekend, we did not hear any noise at all from other guests. My only complaint is that there should be a wall outlet on both sides of the bed because most people keep their phones charging besides them overnight or use them to listen to music to settle down, or need to run a CPAP. Luckily we had a portable extension cord with us so we were able to work around it. Highly recommend this hotel and I’d definitely stay here again when in London. "