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London Southwark (Bankside) hotel

Just down the road from Borough Market, where you can sample foodie treats galore

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Bankside, 34 Park Street, London SE1 9EF

Sat Nav Directions: SE1 9EF

Directions: From North: Take M1 leading to A1 toward Central London. From A3200 turn right into A300, take 1st left and follow road to right to Park Street. From South: Take M3, then A3 Next to the The Anchor. From London Bridge, take the exit towards Guy's Hospital and turn right onto St Thomas Street. At the main road go straight across to Beadle St and take the first left onto Middle Road, leading to Park St. Follow Park Street onto Bank End and the hotel is on the left hand side.

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Transport and local information: This hotel is in London zone 1
London Bridge Tube & train station 500 metres
London Waterloo train station 1 mile
Globe Theatre 0.3 miles
Tate Modern 0.4 miles

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Hotel Parking: Limited chargeable parking is available at £15 per 24 hours. Please pay at hotel reception.

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19 Apr 2019

karensR4862YT

Inverness, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Premier Inns are hard to beat"

We chose this particular Premier Inn for its location. It’s just five minutes from Borough Market and five minutes the other way is the Globe Theatre, as well as all the other attractions on the south side of the river, Golden Hinde, Tate Modern, plenty of eateries and lovely walks along the river. The room was large enough for our 4 night stay, kept clean, and the staff were friendly and efficient. The price was pretty keen considering it was London. Didn’t eat there, but breakfast was advertised as being in the adjoining pub which you could access from the first floor. Would def return on our next visit to The Globe.

15 Apr 2019

angelacM3524XC

Hythe

Trip Type: Couples

"Very comfortable and clean and in a great location"

cant fault this little gem tucked in behind Borough Market and the thames walkway. Lovely reception staff who are friendly and well trained . Small but comfortable rooms , for the money cant beat this place.

13 Apr 2019

mocha464

Kingston-upon-Hull, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Friends getaway

"Dark rooms, expensive, poor breakfast, reception staff hit or miss"

I stay once a year when the old school reunions with classmates comes about. I am rethinking the decision due to the price and a few other niggling points. The price for one, the rooms are expensive for what you actually get, a dark room with the dated purple colour schemes - it definitely is the location you are paying for. Factor in the rest such as the breakfast being an unpleasant experience served by a very grubby looking bloke, always sick for the last 2 or 3 years. What happened to the old silver haired ex army cook? Friendly bloke as I recall, lots of stories about the war and entertained the kids with magic tricks too! At Premier inns is you do get spoiled with some of their friendlier staff. This year it's got to be said most of the more familiar friendly faces seem to have disappeared with the exception of 1 or 2. Not a bad thing at all but I the standards have definitely dropped. Less interested I would call it. One night stood out in particular for me. The grumpy receptionist, can't think of her name. Curly haired, stocky. She must have rolled out of bed the wrong side as I asked if the wagamamas was open and I got a bored sigh and a "I think so I don't know not sure dont know" alright not exactly a clever answer was it. My keycard stops working (a thing with premier inns) I point that out, the clever senorita rolls her eyes and closes the novel she's reading, grabs the key out of my hand and tests it on the door (doesn't work) says "I will recut" no apology no eye contact straight down to business. We go back to the desk and she works her magic rolling out her 2 questions with the grimmest of looks. The other reception girl, asian, she may have just recognised me from previous visits, she gives me a big secretive smile and indulges me with some chit chat and quirky witticisms which was lovely while it lasted, which wasn't long at all as I was rudely cut short when the other girl dismissed me from the desk by pushing my key back into my hand and looking away telling me goodnight. Unbelievable. I wouldn't spend the £200 plus a night again believe me just to feel like an inconvenience.

12 Apr 2019

Nearly50yearold

Dublin, Ireland

Trip Type: Family

"Good location and that's it"

Trip with my sister and two nieces. Room was way too small and extra so called bed put in for 4th person did not have a mattress. If you can't fit 2 adults and 2 children don't take a booking. Hotel badly needs to be done up. Lovely receptionist but very disappointed with quality in general.

8 Apr 2019

mrthomes

Leighton Buzzard, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Excellent"

Great stay at this Premier Inn. Positioned right on the river Thames and in the middle of a great area, 5 minutes from Borough Market and the nearest tube station, 15 minutes from the Shard, 30 min walk to the London Aquarium and the same time to walk over the river to Covent Garden area with the theatres and restaurants there. This Hotel is clean and tidy and the staff were first class, breakfast in the adjoined pub was an excellent buffet, by day it is a very popular pub with food but at night we didn't hear a sound in our room which was the usual Premier clean and tidy with all you want for a visit, good shower, TV, kettle with coffee/tea plus plenty of plugs etc. Already making plans for a return visit later in the year! The only slight minus is that there is only parking for about 4/5 cars, if you get a space you've won the lottery but who wants to drive into London? The walk to the front entrance is over cobble like stones so if you are unsteady be prepared to take it easy walking the short distance over them, for wheel chair users there is a wheel chair lift in the Hotel. The free wi-fi was ok-ish but there is a paid for fast option.

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Hotel description Served up just a cherry stone's throw away from one of London's most renowned food markets, Premier Inn Southwark (Bankside) is a small and friendly hotel with all the ingredients for a great mini-break or family getaway. Sample the atmosphere in Bankside's restaurants and bars. Lap up the applause at Shakespeare's Globe. Savour the spectacle of London's top attractions from Tower Bridge to the Shard. Whatever you tuck into out and about, our spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds offer a welcome taste of home.

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London Southwark (Bankside) hotel

Just down the road from Borough Market, where you can sample foodie treats galore

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