And it was worth every penny to leave the concert and be in bed within 10 minutes.

Following the concert, we were back in our room within twenty minutes, which was superb.

I was meeting up with friends for a concert at O2.

The only disconcerting thing was while we were at the concert they came in and did a turndown service where they put slippers by your bed and a mat, I did find this slightly intrusive to be honest and was glad I had made use of the safe to store our valuables.

Myself & my friend stayed for one night at the O2 Intercontinental whilst we attended a concert at the O2 arena.

The Hotel as its own access directly into the 02 ideal for getting away easily at the end of the concert, no queuing for taxis or river boats.

This is definitely one of our favourite hotels and is in the perfect spot if you are going to a concert at the 02.

The staff are really helpful and the location is perfect for the concerts at the 02.

We stayed after a concert at the O2 and it’s one of my favourite hotels.

She also organised for my chair to be stored while we was in O2 concert Thursday 9th 
Once we had been up to the room we went to the bar where we was greeted by Chris who was lovely and extremely helpful n she found us a table for my wheelchair n moved a chair for me n took our order for drinks .

Lovely hotel , great setting on the Thames and quick link to O2 for concerts and after event drinks.

First visit to this hotel as a friend and I were attending a concert at the O2 so we thought it would be super convenient to stay here as the hotel was connected to the O2.

Good location for O2 concert attending with good access to the O2.

We will hopefully be returning when the concert is rescheduled.

We stayed in February for the SuperM concert.

This would be a perfect stay for people going to a concert at the O2 who have plenty of spare cash! !

I stayed here for 2 nights, to attend a concert at the O2 Arena.

First time I stayed  at the O2 for the Script concert.

Stayed for one night for a concert at the O2 and so glad we did.

The hotel is perfectly located for the Icon Outlet, O2 Arena and Emirates Cable Car and just a short tune ride in to Oxford Street, Regents Street and Mayfair.

We found all the staff very helpful and the room very clean.exclent for the O2 and tube station.the gym and pool,steam room are well kept clean and tidy.you lovely views of canary walf.would choose this hotel next time in London.also handy for Oxford Street shopping.

The location is good tube station within 10 mins walk and 20 mins into Oxford Street, 10 mins to Stratford shopping centre.

If I’d have had to pay I would have definitely asked for a refund.

I complained at the desk on check out and they did remove the car park fee from my stay which I am grateful for and I think is fair as  I still have to pay the parking fine which even if I pay within 14 days will be £20 more than the parking fee.

Only downside is it’s very limited parking and the cost is £40 for overnight if you are lucky to get space.

Extremely unhappy considering we paid for a 5* - you’d get better kindness from a receptionist at a lower star hotel.

To avoid it being ‘complicated’ I agreed to pay for the afternoon tea which could be deducted from the amount paid and the balance paid back to us.

I am sure they put the prices up because I wasn't expecting to pay quite that much when I booked.

The 5* hotel I paid £300 for one night for a birthday celebration was very disappointing.

but we paid a lot for a generally unsatisfactory experience.

Very poor Hotel Service nothing more to say, there are better Hotels available with more competitive rates, refill room water missing, coffee machine broken, beds sheets not changed when requested, in general poor quality service, we had to ask for everything……

This is pretty stingy given the cost of the dish is only GBP2 more than the next most expensive (included) item on the menu.

although half price - still expensive for little ones.

but for the price you pay to stay in such a luxurious hotel, it is not worth it.

It would have been preferable to have the price of parking included in the accommodation given the cost of the rooms,

Would I pay extra for Club Intercontinental- probably not!

Sadly the price of drinks in the bar let it down a bit!

The rooms were tidy at all times and the location was perfect since we were at the O2,

I got card my room card quick My room was on the highest floor.

The plus sides were the availability of the room well before the 3 pm schedule.

We also enjoyed our visits to the Club Room.

Our room was large and very comfortable with a large bathroom with a shower and bath tub.

Breakfast food was outstanding ,but very little room between tables .

Prior to booking a room, I attempted to contact the hotel front desk to make an inquiry about my potential stay.

To be totally fair,  my stay in the hotel was very comfortable in a very modern room with good facilities - no issues with that at all. .

Our room was excellent and so was the service throughout the facility, except when you ordered something from the menu at the club; it took too long to get the order.

The conference rooms were set up well and in close proximity from each other and clearly sign posted.

The hotel is first rate, rooms are brand new - everything work - took me a moment to figure out the coffee machine (pods)

I have a 4 star rating because of the incredible politeness and cheerfulness of the staff and the quality and cleanliness of the room and public areas.

The Kingsize room was spacious and all areas of the hotel were very clean.

Iulia took the time to ensure I was updated on room timings, availability, and that I was looked after during my wait.

Our room view of the river and city was wonderful.

Drinks etc after show
 could be pre booked .

Also hotel is connected to the O2 arena which is great if you are seeing a show there

We only booked a one night stay to go to the ABBA party at the O2 a great venue for that as the hotel has a corridor straight into the venue .

The hotel was fantastic and had it's own pathway to the arena.

The hotel was very busy as there was a big show at the O2 so there was a queue for check in of about 20 mins when we arrived

Stayed recently with friends for a show nearby and would say very good hotel, most comfortable bed I have ever slept in,responsive staff and spotless clean, only one negative hand sanitisers  were not filled and they really should all be full

We stayed the night for an event at the O2 - perfect for a short easy wander back to comfort after a late show.

Super handy for the O2 if you are attending a show or just for shopping and many if the other fun things to do there!

We stay here as so close to the O2 which makes seeing a show so easy and fun.

It’s great not to have to brave the elements when heading out to a show, and it makes you feel safe when returning to the hotel late at night. I have to say, despite just a few little niggles, we really did enjoy our stay and we had an exceptional evening next door at the O2, which we capped off with an incredible drink (or few!)

Following this we had Marlene with the magic fingers and heart who gave my mum the most relaxing and calming massage she has ever had, she smoothed out her sore back and problematic shoulder which she been suffering from for a while as she’s a chef.

We had been to the hotel for a spa day that had been gifted to us so thought we would return for our anniversary weekend which coincided with a show my husband and son were attending at the O2.

We took breakfast each morning in the Market Brasserie restaurant, adjacent to the Clipper Bar and across from the Arora Ballroom.

I have just stayed for one night with my child, we went to see a show at the 02 and thought the international 02 would be the perfect base and it was.

, Sharps Pixley, St Pancras Gardens, The Magic Circle, Great Marlborough Street, Kilgour French Stanbury, Lady Row Bespoke Ladies Tailor, The Cartoon Museum, Sanook Spa, The Card Shark Show, Private Cinema at Courthouse Hotel, Markfield Beam Engine Museum, Queen Victoria Monument, Fitzrovia Chapel, Thomas Cubitt Statue, Burdett-Coutts Memorial Sundial, Huntsman and Sons, Susannah Lovis Jewellers, Agnew's, Hansuje, All Saints Margaret Street, Cannons (West End), The Warwick, Belle Cour Beauty Salon, Cleverley, Handmade Mysteries - Poppa Plock's Wonky Workshop, Happy Socks, Getty Images Gallery, Next, Hamleys, London Cookery School, Special Overseas Club, Sophie Tea Art, Azza Fahmy, Liberty London, Gucci, Movida London, I Can't Sing!

We had tickets to a performance next door at the O2 on 23rd December (which sadly ended up cancelled 20mins before showtime), so we chose this hotel based on its close proximity to the O2.

The hotel is beautiful, one of the best we have ever stayed in and the location is perfect for a show at the O2.

Due a an event booking all parking it was left to us to park in the arena facilities.

If you’re not at the O2 for a show then I can’t see the value of this hotel

Great overnight stay for a show at the o2.Shame the spa was fully booked during our stay so can't comment on that.

The spa itself is more of an afterthought, hotel reception and spa reception are very good.

Lunch options were great and the cherry on top was the spa!

The massage itself was OK at best, I have certainly had better.

We also used the spa facilities which are lovely.

The leisure club / Spa is very good and free to hotel guests

We have been really well looked after in all F&B Outlets and also enjoyed the steam room and jakuzzi.

Next I see her a bottle of champagne on me
An also showed me around the lovely spa an packages to book I’ll be back

I booked an Aromasoul Scrub and an Urban Longevity Facial.

She made my experience worthwhile (my first professional massage).

My brother and I spent the afternoon here having afternoon tea as well as spa treatment.

don't forget the spa, thanks Akosua for such an amazing customer service.

I have to mention the spa as for our kids this was their highlight!

Had an amazing time at this hotel, Enjoyed the champagne and spa afternoon tea package, my massage therapist was very attentive and did a great job in creating a relaxing atmosphere, Lee made sure I had the best seat in the house to enjoy my fantastic afternoon tea, with an extra little birthday surprise, much appreciated <3 

Definitely going to become a regular at this hotel!

We really enjoyed our breakfast buffet after a morning swim and sauna.

Very helpful and good service both in restaurant, in the gym and regarding the rooms.

All the staff were very friendly Thank you all.

The staff were super friendly and helpful.

but very well trained efficient staff give excellent hospitality.room was big, we had a twin, and well laid out with all the necessary stuff.

The hotel was very nice and the staff were very helpful.

Thomas is a great ambassador for the hotel.

Fabulous location ,beautiful facilities and staff .

2) The incident at the front desk upon checking in was 'open to interpretation'.

To get to the concert, we walked past reception down a relatively short corridor, across a service road, and we were there!

Dean at the concierge was especially exceptional and went above and beyond to ensure all needs were met, which made my work trip very seamless.

Everyone I met and interacted with was friendly.

but yesterday Hussein helped organize an ad hoc meeting for us, and his assistance was really the difference between success and failure.

The brightest part of this hotel’s service was the Concierge (particularly Georgi who served on night duty  - he is a STAR!).

The staff here are amazing, friendly and professional.

Tokyo, Geffrye Museum Food Market, Guy's War Memorial, The Ivy House, The Gina Cabaret, The Royal Exchange, The Nursery Theatre, Found, Klaudd Day Spa, The Mudlark, Vashi, Shoreditch Balls, 333, Nikki's Bar, Trafik, City of London Jewellers, Colab Factory, Bank of England Museum, Tonight Josephine Shoreditch, Be At One Shoreditch, Become A Hip Hop Producer For The Day, St. Mary Abchurch, St. Mary Woolnoth Church, Cirque, The Perfect Crime, London Cocktail Club Old Street, Statue of James Henry Greathead, The Jubilee Walkway - Southwark, Blenheim Forge, London Troops War Memorial, Enigma Quests, Finsbury Circus Gardens, Mark Street Gardens, Paper Dress Vintage, Raw London Bar Crawl, Association Gallery, The Glitch Bar, Minerva House, The White Horse Peckham Rye, The Heeltap - Venue, Bar, & Eatery, Bhrams and Liszt, Oslo, Hackney Central, Equestrian Statue of the Duke of Wellington, Well Hall Pleasaunce, Hoxton Square, Rabot 1745 Ltd, Red Gallery, Shooters Hill Golf Club, David Bailey Golf Academy, The London Rye, St. Augustine's Tower, The Cloak and Dagger Tour, J.W.

but it’s a 2-3 hour walk and a 30min tube ride into the Bond Street.

The queue was literally from the desks all the way behind a rope all the way to the street !

Great location, close to the subway and only 20 minutes away from Bond street and the shopping in the middle of London.

Walking to Greenwich necessitates following a busy city street.

Only 21 minutes from Bond street on the Jubilee Line , one can find this world class hotel featuring breathtaking views onto Canary Wharf ( especially by night ) and the Thames river ( with clipper service into central London ).

Great cocktails and a brilliant view over Canary Wharf.

The quality of the room and its stunning view over the Thames.

I suggest paying for a river/city view as the views are stunning.

The views are brilliant and the drinks complete it.

Would 100% recommend to anyone wanting an amazing view.

The hotel is very quiet and clean, and the city views were great.

We specified to have a room with the view of River Thames and we ended up with a corner room that had an amazing view day and night overlooking the river and the city skyline.

It was a great atmosphere and my goodness the view looking out to the skyscrapers was something else.

The stunning view we had from our room was lovely.

The hotel room had an amazing view and was very clean and tidy.

We also managed to get a room on the corner of the building with two windows and views across the Thames.

Our room overlooked the Thames which and the beds were comfy, room service were very responsive & our drinks arrived quickly - at night the room service took a good while longer,

however the Level 1 Clipper Bar has spectacular views of Canary Wharf all lit up on a night with floor to ceiling windows and some extra special cocktails.

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We have just returned from a lovely weekend in Bath staying at the fabulous Dukes hotel.

The hotel is only approx a 7 minute walk from the centre of Bath, which is ideal.

I would stay here again if I was ever to come back to Bath.

We stayed for 5 nights in this really nice accommodation in Bath.

Dukes is the perfect place to stay in Bath as it is located just a minute's walk from the centre of the city.

The en suite was a good size with a large shower cabinet.

The bath was big and deep and perfect after a long day!

We had booked an extra 4 days in Bath and were lucky enough to find this truly lovely hotel We arrived very early and were greeted so warmly,  We dropped our luggage went out for a walk and returned to have our beautiful room ready with luggage in it.

If staying for more than one night, there should be an expectation that your room would be serviced with all room amenities (
replenished etc as opposed to being asked on check-in if you want this provided in the first place.

Our choice - Wellington- had a stunning view over the street, large bedroom, useful ante-room and large bathroom with  bath and good, powerful over-bath shower.

I will definitely stay at Duke’s when I return to Bath.

The shower is tricky and you can’t help

The beds were the most comfortable of our stay, as were the shower and bath tub.

The bathroom was particularly large and reasonably modern.

If you are looking for somewhere to stay in Bath then this is the place to stay.

The whole building is beautiful and everyone we spoke to was so friendly and helpful, giving good advice of places around Bath to see and to eat.

Dukes Bath is in a brilliant location for exploring Bath.

The location is perfect to explore Bath and we strongly recommend this hotel.

We would recommend very highly and we will certainly choose Dukes for our next visit to Bath.

We didn’t have the breakfast as we were meeting friends in the centre of Bath

I was a bit concerned because it was the start of the heat wave in England and our rooms were on upper floors (no lift by the way).

There is no lift - not permitted in the classic Georgian houses which constitute the hotel.

The only other thing to mention is that there are no lifts (which is clearly stated on the website)

One point to note - there is no lift, so those with ailing knees may wish to request a room on the lower floors.

Only downside is lack of lift and next time we’ll bring two small suitcases instead of one large one!

Note due to the nature of the building there is no lift and also whilst the hotel issues a resident parking place they can be tricky to find.

Tip: If your not the most mobile request a ground floor room as there's no lift.

Nothing was too much trouble for her, she advised us of the available parking permit, the 6 flights of stairs to our 3rd floor room( no lift because the building is listed) or the option to swap to a lower floor and when I asked for help even recommend and booked our evening restaurant, all before we had arrived!

Mind you the actual building is an architectural masterpiece - therefore N lifts to the upper floors.

As an older building it has no elevator, and it is a considerable climb to the top of the building.

We stayed in the Grafton room which is at the side of the property on the second floor (no lift).

but we highly respect the fact that the building is listed and they cannot put any elevator and we were inform by that during booking.

I didn't mind the lack of a lift, nor the lack of wifi on the top floor, nor the price, for the sheer beauty of this place.

There is no elevator and the staff ran our bags up the stairs while we parked our car.

One thing to be aware of is the snug rooms are up 6 flights of stairs.

We had to  set off early for a balloon flight, so a snack breakfast was brought to our room the previous evening.

but as the breakfast is served in the basement then I'm not sure how you'd get down the flight of stairs and there are also a couple of steps to get into the hotel from the street.

Our room was on the 2nd floor up 4 flights of stairs.

I stayed in the Grafton room which was up four flights of stairs.

Our room was on the top floor - so 3 flights of stairs with large bags was a little physically challenging

It was up several flights of stairs, which wasn't a problem for us

I still had 1 flight of stairs down and then up again to access breakfast,

The breakfast room is down 1 flight of stairs.

but four flights of narrow steep stairs were a bit much for us, so if you have any difficulty with climbing stairs you might want to ask for a room on a lower floor.

so if you need to avoid many flights of stairs ask for lower level rooms.

After a long flight from Australia we could not have happened upon better lodgings in Bath and we were delighted with our choice of  The Dukes Hotel.

but each flight is only half a floor so it's really the third floor or something like that.

The only downside is that as a listed building they cannot install a lift so if you struggle with stairs there are about four to get to reception and you have to go down a flight for breakfast

but there are bedrooms on ground floor - breakfast walk down one flight of steps to basement so if you are not very mobile this might be an issue but otherwise perfect.

As we were only staying the one night we had to stay at the top of the building up 6 flights of stairs.

The only negatives were carrying luggage up and down 3 or 4 flights of stairs and the noise between rooms and from the street.

It was indeed a long climb up, and perhaps if I'd truly appreciated steep nature of the six flights, I would have booked a different place to stay.

Make sure you take the time to do the walking tour which starts outside the Abby - best 2.5hrs spent since the walking tour of Oxford.

When we left for Oxford, Carol gave us wonderful suggestions on little towns to see on the way.

With the parking permits they provide for Great Pulteney Street, you couldn't ask for a better location.

A parking permit is provided which meant just a short walk into the city centre.

Parking was available on street with the included parking permit, and an area was available to unload/load luggage just in front of the hotel.

Fabulous hotel, well positioned with the bonus of a parking permit.

We could park on the street using the hotel's parking permit.

The location of the hotel is ideal to discover the fine City of Bath with the added bonus of a parking permit for each room to allow you free parking for the length of your stay, there was always a space available nearby.

Parking permits are available with a laminated pass for the windscreen for the duration of your stay just pick a spot highlighted on a street map and all sorted there is no charge .All in all a wonderful Hotel

Dukes is in a fantastic location and the parking permits are a real bonus because we could park the car for the stay pretty much outside the hotel and then we didn't use the car when we were there as Bath is a very small place.

We also asked for parking - they give you a permit for FREE which can be used in that local "zone" at all times of day & night which is perfect.

The staff were very helpful and the parking permit very necessary in what is normally a very busy city, and very welcome in not so busy Covid hit town.

The position in central Bath is ideal and the parking permit a great boon.

With the added bonus of parking permits and a short level walk into the heart of the city, everything is positive about this well run family hotel.

The parking permit was most welcome and we were able to park just outside the hotel.

Car park permit given free on arrival so you can find a space in the nearby streets, which are all residential.

We received a car pass permit when we arrived and easily found space to park near the hotel.

You will be given a parking permit to park on the local roads, which was great, we managed to get parked just round the corner.

We were fortunate to get a parking space in William Street,  a short walk from the hotel, and they provided us with a parking permit for the duration of our stay.

Luckily I managed to find a parking spot on Edward street very quickly so parking wasn’t an issue (and even when I handed the permit back to the hotel on Sunday, we could still enjoy a day in bath and leave my car in the same spot, no parking restrictions on a Sunday) 

We stayed in the Devonshire room which was really lovely.

It is altogether an excellent hotel, with an added bonus that they offer guests a parking permit for the hotel’s locality.

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