Top Hotels Near Richmond Bridge in London from AU$94

"Garbage everywhere doors where lock even with key cards no phones or any fridge in room too expensive for what it was I am very dissipointed"

"A very well-run and hip hotel (in the style of Ace Hotels) with a bustling lobby restaurant and cafe during the day. Best hotel option in Shepherd's Bush by far."

"Only loss of star was bathroom shower did not drain quickly and left the floor under water Staff dealt with it."

"I booked the hotel mainly for the gym and I was happy with it. I stayed several nights and, while it isn't really set-up for this with a lack of storage storage space and hangers for clothes, the room was spacious and clean. Staff members were pleasant, breakfast was good and the rooms really were sound-proof (unlike other places that say they are but you can hear everything). I would gladly stay there again."

"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."

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

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

"Really value for money for a London stay. Close to tube and property ok to just doze off at night after a long day. The AC didn't work but got water was fine. No kettle in room but shampoo and hand wash available. Best not to venture late at night since the area could be a bit scary, especially if you are alone."

"The location is good in terms of getting into central London with Hammersmith tube only a short walk. The rooms are really three star, basic with only a kettle and some water as frills. We did not find the bed too comfortable, and the bathroom looked like was due for upgrade. Breakfast was very good with a lot of quality ingredients and options. The lifts / elevators need attention with long waits and more than 5 people was an overload. Also getting in and out of the hotel was not straightforward, the lobby is on the first floor so you have to get a small lift up one floor. It would be better to have an escalator and is an obvious upgrade. Parking is £1.50 per hour with a code the hotel give you on checkout. I don't think for the price-point I will return, there are newer and better options available locally. "