Hotels near London Stock Exchange

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consider this central london option if you like self-catered travel or want to try it. personally, i prefer this to hotels. i got a 1 br apartment with a modern fully equipped kitchen for considerably less than any reasonable hotel option. you will be pretty much on your own, though there's someone at the front desk 24 hr/day.i found these folks friendly and helpful. the location is excellent: right in the middle of the city of london (the financial district) with 3 tube stations & st paul - Paul

This was my first time in a Malmaison hotel, and I was not disapointed. I arrived 2 hours early in order to leave my cases in reception however they were very accomodating and within minutes my room was ready for me. As it was my birthday they gave extra toiletries as a treat which was a nice touch! I spent the day relaxing in the room before my partner arrived which was lovely - a great flat screen tv, cd player, lovely bathroom, and great room. There were a few faults - the lightshade was b - David

Having lived in London a few years back, on this trip I first tried to find an apart-hotel, but my last minute travel arrangements meant they were all full. So Time Out led me to The Rookery, close-ish to my old flat, and I will be forever grateful. The hotel blends right into the active and real work-live-play neighborhood of Clerkenwell, just steps from Farringdon tube. You enter through a secure door on Peter's Lane--you must ring the buzzer to be let in, and enter what is, as intended, re - Terence

Very nice service apartment and very near to Farringdon Station. The staff in 196 Bishopsgate was very helpful.. - MA

Staying at Lombard Lane was a pleasant experience. The location was perfect and the its self check-in service made my stay private and personal. The apartment itself was very tidy and new with great facilities. I will definatly be back next time, however i did have to call the office once and they dealt with my query immediatly. - Gillian

Had two nights here (April 18/19). The hotel was chosen for its proximity to the Royal Festival Hall at the South Bank Centre which is less than 15 minute gentle walk from the hotel as are the Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall (containing the Purcell Room), National Film Theatre, London Eye, Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe. The hotel is at the south end of Blackfriars bridge and whilst there is a lot of traffic around especially in the early morning on weekdays our bedroom (room 30 - - Joseph

My wife and I stayed here on 13 June 2009. The hotel is in a quiet location just south of the river. Good location for the theatres on the south bank - Globe, Old Vic, Young Vic in particular but also close enough to the National Theatre - and the galleries and museums. Reception was friendly and efficient. Room was basic (as one would expect) but spotlessly clean. Wouldn't recomend it for a long business trip as desk space very small but fine for leisure or short trip. Firm, comfortable bed. Ai - Edward