Hotels with free wifi in Hampton Wick, London

"Very nice property well situated easy to get everywhere "

"Na "

"Easy walk from London Waterloo, but also very close to Lembeth walk tube station, lovely entrance way with chilled water. All the staff we encountered were super helpful there was also a good presence of (perhaps management) people ensuring everything was running smoothly. The room was clean with a great air con system to ensure it was never too hot or cold. We used the pool twice and was easy to book it lots of available towels, clean changing rooms, and again a presence of staff ensuring it was clean and floors were mopped and dry. If I was going to be picky the edges of the pool there were seals that were a bit mucky and starting to come off. Probably my only disappointment was breakfast the queue was quite long (9.30 Saturday morning) and then the food was ok, bacon was good. Bread was a bit stale and just felt lacking in some bits. A little slow to refill things especially orange juice and the breakfasts area just felt a bit chaotic and not overly enjoyable. I would definitely stay again but next time maybe go out for breakfast x"

"The property was beautifully decorated from as soon as you enter. The rooms are well kept, clean, comfortable and large and very nicely designed. The staff were so lovely and made our stay even more pleasant with adding little personal touches to our room for our celebration. Breakfast was also good and had lots of options. "

"Excellent hotel, lovely room and swimming pool"

"The location is great-a block from the London Eye and across the river from Westminster Abby,. Many shops and restaurants close by. Easy check in and out. Staff is very helpful."

"Great place, super modern and comfortable stay"

"This hotel is in a great location with amazing views. Everything went well from check in to check out. It is hard to tell how nice a hotel is from a website, but Park Place London Riverwalk surpassed my expectation on every level. "

"Nice place. But the bartender at the Gin Palace could not name a local gin. Very puzzling. "