Hotels near Elephant & Castle, London

Awesome views across the river to Tower Bridge. Such a great location to explore this part of London. Very comfortable, large room with nice showers and bath.

Staff a very friendly and helpful, the room was clean, well equipped and the bed was incredibly comfortable. The breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of options to choose from. The main reason for choosing the London Bridge Hotel was for its location and how easy it was to arrive from Gatwick Airport and then to see all the sites London has to offer.

- Staff was very courteous and the food was clean

Everything. Great location, great service, just an awesome experience.

Staff are always very helpful. Great location with comfortable beds and large rooms for london.

The Christmas decorations at the Savoy were something from a fairy tale or a movie! The staff were some of the best we've ever experienced in any 5-star hotel - they consistently went above and beyond when we had the slightest wish. The whole experience was one of pure luxury, yet it was also relaxing. There wasn't an atmosphere of arrogance or privilege as one might fear in such hotels, and yet at the same time, the legend of the Savoy was felt everywhere. We appreciated being able to order a little Christmas tree for our room, as we spent Christmas Eve and Day there, and there were little chocolate-y surprises for us in our room, which made it extra special. We had booked at stay where breakfast was included, and it was so nice to just indulge in the generous selection every morning. It is no exaggeration that we consistently ate too much, as it was all of amazing quality. We had also booked a table for afternoon tea, which was likewise lovely, and we had booked at table at the American Bar, another popular destination for guests and outsiders as well, so booking is recommended. These all made the experience even better. The location is perfect for walking to all the sights of central London, as the hotel is situated between the Thames and Covent Garden, only a five-minute walk from either, and about a 15-minute walk from Trafalgar Square. This meant you didn't have to constantly take the Underground to go to places. We also walked to the Southside over the nearby Waterloo Bridge, from where we could see the London Eye and Big Ben, and we walked to St. Paul's Cathedral in the other direction.