Great location, not expensive for London

Everything is dated. Downstairs bar is dismal. Superb location on the Heath but that view totally wasted as the bars are either in the basement or out the back. Carpets tired, beds tired…

Excellent staff, breakfast lovely, room was spacious and clean.

Very noisey doors banging Shower quite small No shower gel or shampoo

We requested a quiet room and were pleased with its location upstairs and at the back of the hotel. Our room was bright and comfortable, serviced daily (including making the bed, taking away the rubbish, and providing fresh towels). The hotel allowed guests to use their laundry (at a fee), but there were no clothes airers where we could leave clothes to dry if we didn't want to use a dryer. The hot and cold breakfast options were sufficient, and the wait staff were very accommodating. The hotel is just a five-minute walk from Blackheath Overground railway station.

Our bed was a bit lumpy, but after a day out and about walking around London, we didn't notice this too much. Otherwise, The Clarendon is a good three-star tourist hotel.

Location was excellent for the o2

Nowhere did it say that the carpark was tiny for the amount of rooms

Great hotel, especially for the money. Very friendly welcome and helpful staff. All very relaxed and easy, whilst also incredibly busy. Room was at the back of the hotel, overlooking trees (could just see the spikes of the Millennium Dome over the trees). Quiet, comfortable and not that stuffy, hermetically sealed feeling you get in modern hotels (if that's your thing, don't come here). When we opened the window, because it was a lovely day, it was birdsong and a breeze. It has character, and we like that. Nice dining room (spacious, historical and airy). AND we could park outside and walk everywhere down to the river and along from the hotel.

My husband found the bathroom a bit small, but that was splitting hairs!

The room was comfortable and quaint, the staff was super welcoming, helpful, and lovely, and the pre-marathon dinner and breakfasts were tasty. It's in a pretty setting and perfect if you are running the marathon or want to stay in a lovely area. Thanks again for being wonderful!!

The only things I'd recommend are: - Perhaps get some lamps that have a USB port in them. That way, your device is charging on your bedside table, and you don't have to remember to turn on the switch for the outlet to work. (I usually do, but sometimes one forgets.) -Not sure if this is normal, but when the hotel called a taxi for me, it was twice as much as when I got an uber going the same distance. If that's normal, then give us a heads up; if it's not normal, well, that's life - it happens!

Location for my purposes was excellent. Breakfast was excellent as was the service and ambience at breakfast. Very clean everywhere. Very helpful staff saw to a minor problem very cheerfully and quickly.

Bed mattress was a little hard for me but it wouldn’t deter me from staying at The Clarendon again. Very small bath but lovely hot water. Not much room between toilet and bathroom door. Tall folk might be inconvenienced! Fire door to my room didn’t self close properly and needed a firm push to close it making my entry and exit a noisy affair. Gap between door and doorframe possibly doesn’t meet regulations.

Old fashioned hotel in Blackheath village, very close to train/bus, very convenient position for London visit. Family room was spacious, clean, beds were comfy. Some of the hotel equipment might need some refurbishment, but for the money value, it was a very good place. And the feeling of traditional accommodation was actually nice. Great place was the inner garden in front of the restaurant, cozy, calm place.

Breakfast could have a little bit more options on the vegetable/fruit side, however, it was not below standard for the hotel type.

The hotel itself was great for a three star, efficient check-in, helpful staff. Nice quiet room and comfortable bed. Small bathroom but that's not really a negative as the shower was excellent. Couldn't fault the breakfast, very good selection of hot and cold food. And parking (available on first-come, first-served basis), was an added bonus. Excellent location. Short walk into Blackheath, with plenty of cafes and restaurants (nb: Sunday farmer's market by the station is worth a visit). We were attending a show at the O2 and the bus stop was right outside the hotel, only a short 15-20 min journey right to the venue. We also walked to Greenwich, about a mile through the park and past the observatory. We will definitely stay at the hotel again. Thank you for a great stay!

Nothing!

We were in London to see a show at the O2 and picked this hotel for its convenience near to the arena, the bus stop was outside the hotel and the bus dropped you off literally at the O2 and the same back! The hotel itself was outstanding, the rooms were immaculately clean, the staff were first class and the food was excellent, we had stayed at the Holiday Inn near the O2 before and paid a fortune but found it dirty, unkempt and on complaining to the staff about the filthy bathroom which hadn't been cleaned they just werent bothered, the Clarendon on the other hand was exceptional! We paid £117 a night for the two of us whereas the Holiday Inn was £250, what idiots we were

Not enough teabags or milk on arriva but who cares about that when we stayed in such a fabulous hotel