London City Bankside

The 4* London City Bankside Hotel is excellently situated in the very heart of London on the fashionable south bank of the River Thames.

Westminster , Big Ben and the London Eye are just a 15 minute stroll away whilst the Tate Modern , Millennium Bridge, London Bridge , Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and St Paul's Cathedral are almost on the doorstep. There is easy access to the London Underground network via Blackfriars or Southwark tube stations whilst the national rail network can be reached at Waterloo Station just a stone's throw from the hotel.

The London City Bankside Hotel is a modern building of clean cut design whilst inside the public areas offer a quirky contemporary feel with comfy sofas, chunky furnishings, think pile rugs all in contrasting shades of cool greys and warm pinks.

The guest rooms at the London City Bankside maintain the modern design but also offer the utmost in comfort. Bedrooms are decorated in mellow neutral tones with light wood furnishings, crisp white sheets and burnt red or deep blue upholsteries whilst bathrooms boast large tubs and modern fittings. The vast majority of rooms are no completely non-smoking and offer a range of facilites expected of a 4* hotel including television and radio, wifi internet access, mini bar and 24hr room service.

The head chef of the Loft Restaurant at the City Bankside invites you to enjoy his contemporary and evolving menu of traditional classics and modern international cuisine. In the comfort of sophisticated design and with views across the Thames, eating in the Loft offers an entirely unique dining experience. Likewise the Loft Bar blends effortlessly in to this trendy area of London offering the perfect setting to enjoy the extensive wine list.

For the more active guest, the London City Bankside Hotel also has a complete fitness-centre and mini-gym, fully equipped with modern exercise machines.

The London City Bankside Hotel is an excellent option for those seeking the comfort and facilities of a modern, four star accommodation, whilst still being superbly located for the renowned tourist attractions of the English capital.