Find hotels near Richmond Riverside, London from NT$1,985

"The location is great close to train stations and buses. Close to restaurants and 2 malls. It's just the room super small I like big rooms I didn't do the reservation my friend helped me. Of course in London is super expensive so probably to get a bigger room will cost more money."

"Let me start by saying the staff was very nice. The breakfast for the price we paid for additional breakfast was not worth the price. Now let’s talk air conditioning, we didn’t have any. We had to sleep with the window open. That was the only was we could at least sleep somewhat. Of course you can imagine the noise coming from the streets. We were told that the “ac was not working yet for the season” only heat. It was 23-25 degrees Celsius during the day. I wouldn’t stay at this brand given this. We wished we would have gotten refund capability.. as this was not good. I will give same feedback on my reservation for Paris. We have no air conditioning here either and it is hotter here. You lost a customer IBIS. Thanks to the staff but no way I can sleep this way."

"Good value for price but difficult access. Room not big, just enough to fit beds. No fridge and no cleaning service"

"My stay is amazing "

"I didn’t use it"

"Wonderful breakfast, a great location and friendly staff… first class hotel. "

"Long windy corridors Food pretty good"

"Room appeared OK on first walking in however the beds were extremely uncomfortable, the pillows were the most lumpy pillows I have ever seen - they must be many years old and are extremely uncomfortable. There was no soap available in the soap dispensers. There were white stains on one of the pillows and one of the duvets."

"The room was lovely, and the food was tasty but what constitutes ‘breakfast included’ is not clear stated when you sit down. Only filter coffee, which tastes awful, and tea are included - proper coffee, which you would expect included is extra (the waiter told us when we ordered). The Hoxton is a good hotel, but this is penny pinching. "