The Tower
Rooms
Rooms
4 STAR LUXURY ACCOMMODATION IN LONDON
The Tower hotel, London offers over 800 bedrooms including 18 suites and a number of special access rooms. There’s truly a room for everyone at The Tower hotel, London. All rooms have stunning views of some of London’s famous landmarks like the Thames, Tower Bridge or St Katharine’s Dock.
Whatever the purpose of your stay, you’ll find our rooms welcoming, relaxing and furnished with every comfort and convenience, including wireless internet access.
Our 81 Premiere Executive rooms make staying away just a little more pleasurable with amenities such as dressing gowns and slippers, quality Elemis toiletries and your own dedicated check out.
The suites and apartments at The Tower are designed to provide the ultimate in luxury to the most discerning of guests so each suite is individually styled and has separate lounge, dining areas and fully fitted kitchenettes.
Enjoy 4 star hospitality in style at The Tower hotel, London.
Facilities Available:
- Hotel has Air Conditioning in all rooms
- BT Openzone Wi-Fi
- Cardiovascular Gym Access
- Coffee and Tea Making Facilities
- Egyptian Linen
- Elemis Products
- Flat Screen LCD TV With Free View
- Guoman Club Lounge Access
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Mini Bar
- Trouser Press
The Tower,
St Katharine's Way,
London E1W 1LD
Tel: 0871 376 9036
St Katharine's Way,
London E1W 1LD
Tel: 0871 376 9036
+44 845 305 8335
Fax: 0871 376 9136+44 845 305 8374
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