Lovely rooms, large for London.

Bathrobes are tiny. Strange smell in the bar, they take 100npounds off your card for pre authorisation which wasn't mentioned. Breakfast start time randomly was put an hour and a half later on the day of the marathon, which meant we couldn't have breakfast as my husband was running the marathon. Drinks expensive. Paid 30 quid for a coffee, a tea, and 2 pints.

If you're looking to kick off your stay in London at a stylish and unique hotel, this is the perfect choice! Location: Excellent, conveniently located near Limehouse station, making it easy to explore the city. Breakfast: Absolutely delicious, with a variety of options to satisfy any palate. Interior: Exquisite decor featuring a diverse array of interesting items. The thoughtful arrangement creates a captivating atmosphere without feeling cluttered. I highly recommend this hotel and will definitely return on my next visit to London!

On a personal note, I found the shower area a bit cramped (approximately 1 square meter), and the shower head could be different (fixed on top rather than removable). Additionally, I had some difficulty adjusting the air conditioning; it tended to feel either too warm or too cold during the night. I couldn’t find a way to switch it completely off either!

The hotel is really cute with interesting decoration and atmosphere. I appreciated how they handled our reservation that was a complicated one, divided in three separate parts. Especially, the fact that they took into account my preference for a specific room and they reserved it for our whole stay, although they explained when I made the booking that this might not be feasible. The room was spotlessly clean. There was an issue with the drain in the shower at some point, but the staff handled it effectively and without being intrusive in the room, exactly as I had requested. The breakfast room was beautiful and the breakfast itself acceptable, but without being something special. The location of the hotel is a little off center of London. We needed about half an hour, taking the Tube to reach most London attractions, which for the size of London might not be that much. The Bank station, though, which is at the limits of central London and an underground hub for many lines, is only two stops away from the Limehouse station, which serves the hotel (5 min walk). The hotel is located on an avenue and a neighbourhood with not much to do around. However, it is very close to the picturesque Limehouse basin, and we enjoyed a lot the stroll from the hotel, through St Catherine's area, and following the Thames path along the river. The walk took about an hour and revealed many interesting places in that residential area. In summary, we loved the hotel and the staff. If I was to consider something before booking next time to the Limehouse Library hotel, that would be only the location. However, that would probably not stop me from booking again and definitely from highly recommending it.

Our room was facing east, and in the morning the curtains failed blocking the light. The curtains need to be thicker and also longer to not leave any gaps.

Everything was fabulous. The staff specially Celin was very helpful, kind, polite and respectful. We used the Turkish hammam which was super clean and they provided towels, toiletries, slippers, and many more. The breakfast was truly delicious and we couldn’t have asked for anything better. The hotel is beautiful and spotless. They cleaned our room every day and left us fresh towels.

Nothing really about the hotel. however, it is a bit far from the city centre and touristy places but a bus station is literally outside the main entrance of the hotel which takes a little more than an hour (depending on the traffic) to get to the centre but buses are very frequent which is good.

There was exceptional artwork around/in every corner - impressive galleries right there within the hotel! The staff and proprietor were so lovely and hospitable, they made us truly feel like guests in their special, beautiful home. I opted for an express massage in the spa which was lovely and professional, very helpful after long hours of travel! The food is amazing, the details in each room are prepared with care (from theme room inspired books to a framed poem written by a previous guest) each touch was appreciated ie: GOOD coffee and tea, complimentary nuts and cookies upon arrival - along with a personalized welcome note! The sauna and Turkish bath are clean and gorgeous, and the location is steps from the picturesque Limehouse Basin, The tube, and buses. I just love this place and will recommend it to anyone going to London! THANK YOU LIMEHOUSE LIBRARY HOTEL

Loved the hotel had a former life, and they had kept the ethos of it being a library. With rooms being dedicated to writers and poets. The bar and restaurant were full of wonderful objects. The hotel was in easy reach of tube there was a range of eating places near by. A great area for exploring the East end of London. Staff helpful and friendly they took us to our room and gave us history around the building. Room big clean had everything we needed. There is a mini bar, but we didn't use it. Bed comfortable had great nights sleep. Great shower and bath Would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others

There would be enough room for a 2 seater sofa or comfortable lounge chairs, which would have been lovely after a long day. Instead, the seating was more like dining chairs and not very relaxing. No toiletries, we didn't bring any as usually they are included in the price.

This hotel is fabulous. The attention to detail in the communal areas, reception, restaurant & bar and rooftop terrace is quite unbelievable. The room was lovely, quiet and clean. Everything you could need. Breakfast for £20 pp as an added extra did seem expensive but the experience was incredible. The food was as fresh as it could possibly be and staff attentive. There was everything you could want and it all appeared to be really high quality. All staff friendly, rooftop terrace a delightful extra. I had the best nights sleep I have ever had, the pillows were simply sublime and I will be looking to replace mine at home to something similar!

Location felt safe and although some other reviews mention outside noise, this was absolutely not something that bothered us at any point during our stay. There is not a huge amount within reasonable walking distance however there is a delightful restaurant down the road and a convenience store, along with excellent public transport links for getting anywhere in the city.

Staff were friendly. The literature theme was lovely. Beds were comfortable and bedrooms were extremely clean. Tea and coffee facilities as well as complimentary water in the rooms was very nice. The breakfast was excellent - diversified and tasty. All the paintings were enjoyable. It’s within walking distance from train station and bus stop. Convent store “Tesco express” was close by. It wasn’t noisy.

It was a bit far out from the city centre. The curtains were a bit short and didn’t fully block out the light. Some people may find the smell of incense a bit overpowering.

Very convenient for the concert at the Troxy, and remarkably quiet with the Commercial Road outside. Aircon worked well, room was nicely themed and bed was comfortable, in fact the whole theme of the hotel was very interesting. Breakfast was excellent, did not get much time to enjoy it as had to get an early train. I nearly missed the message that states you need mandatory proof of ID (Drivers License or Passport) for check in.

Only small niggles, the flush mechanism in the toilet was letting by and dripping loudly, as it was an accessible room (not mentioned when booking) the door to the bathroom could not be shut tightly, the drip got old fast. Bar was shut after the concert, think it closed at 11pm.

Very clean. Comfortable bed. Room concept was individual and unusual. Rooms good value for money - very reasonable for quality of room and ensuite. Staff all helpful and pleasant. Not too far from dlr station. Didn't try facilities but general look of hotel was great.

Unfortunately I found it to be quite noisy on the first night in particular. Wooden floors mean there is noise from above. Air con was noisy. Lots of noise coming from outside. Based on reviews, I did ask for a quieter room, and in fairness I was given an end of corridor room. Some reviewers don't seem to have noticed the noise so I wonder whether it depends where you're put in the hotel.