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HAMPTON by Hilton London Waterloo hotel is a perfect accommodation for the London adventurer, with city views and plenty of experiences at the doorstep. 

Here’s everything you need to know – from room rates to dining options at the hotel’s restaurant.

Where is the hotel?

The hotel is a five-minute walk from Waterloo train station and three minutes from the Old Vic Theatre, making it the perfect place to crash after an evening performance.

The hotel is also a 15- minute walk from some of the capital’s most well-known attractions including the London Eye, the London Dungeon and a new contender, the Paddington Bear Experience.

What is the hotel like?

The foyer/dining area and bar are clean and modern, with plenty of tables, sofas and armchairs.

There is digital check-in and digital keys for your room mean no waiting around when you arrive or depart.

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There’s also a small kiosk where guests can purchase snacks.

What are the rooms like?

The spacious rooms are fit with a full length window, comfy beds and a large TV, with a tea and coffee station underneath.

The views across the capital’s skyline are pretty spectacular too.

My en-suite bathroom had a large walk-in shower with complimentary toiletries too.

Prices start at £152 per night, including a buffet breakfast.

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What is there to eat and drink there?

There is an on-site restaurant and a bar, and breakfast is included.

However, there are plenty of other places to grab a bite to eat in the local area, including Wahaca, Gourmet Burger Kitchen and Cubana.

There are plenty of pubs nearby too.

Two of my favourites are The White Hart and The Kings Arms – think upmarket old man pubs.

What else is there to do at the hotel?

There’s a small fitness studio at the hotel which has all the gym equipment you might need.

Is the hotel family-friendly?

Yes, there are child friendly activities available such as the pool.

Children of all ages are welcome and family rooms are available, including cots upon request.

Is there access for guests with disabilities?

Yes, there are accessible rooms available upon request.

There are 10 rooms with accessible adaptations and wheelchair friendly rooms and bathrooms available also. 

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