Hotels near Waterloo Station, London

"The perfect location for city-lovers who want to be in the heart of the action! Beautiful lobby and comfortable, well-appointed rooms, larger than you might expect in an affordable location in London. Our room on a high floor was quiet, but outside you are right in Trafalgar Square, steps from Charing Cross station and the National Gallery art museum. Air conditioning was lovely during a hot spell; bathroom and shower were modern and clean. For history lovers, the 18th century is well preserved on nearby Craven Street, including the only extant home of Benjamin Franklin. It's a short walk to the Parliament buildings and many other key sites. No breakfast included but many choices just steps from the hotel. Be prepared for crowds and traffic outside and take any typical precautions to be streetwise against someone who might want to pick your pocket. Generally very safe, just bustling with tourists, cabs, bikes and scooters."

"Staff excellent polite friendly and helpful "

"Club Quarters at Trafalgar Square is a very nice hotel. Even better is its location. Couldn't be better. "

"Clean room with comfortable beds. Located just a short walk to both Paddington Station and Hyde Park. Decent breakfast is a good touch."

"I really loved everything about this hotel- the design, location, service and offerings! I would definitely return and would highly recommend! "

"It is a great location, right across the Tower of London. It is about 10 minutes walk from a tube so the transportation is good. the breakfast is on a high end of the cost but kid can eat free. So, it balanced out"

"The room was clean and comfortable. The staff members were very nice, friendly and accommodating. The hotel was accessible to local transportation, and there were great restaurants nearby. "

"Clean spacious room Efficient check in and check out Perfect location "

"Hotel was a good value for our stay. Area was very walkable. Close to public transportation, a variery of restaraunt options and local attractions such as Big Ben, London Eye, and the Aquarium."