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“A trendy floating hotel offering both a chic city pad and the opportunity to give back. A social enterprise that originated in Amsterdam and is now set up in London's Victoria Docks. Expect industrial contemporary cool style, great restaurant, fantastic and friendly staff and a lively rooftop bar.”

“A trendy floating hotel offering both a chic city pad and the opportunity to give back. A social enterprise that originated in Amsterdam and is now set up in London's Victoria Docks. Expect industrial contemporary cool style, great restaurant, fantastic and friendly staff and a lively rooftop bar.”

Recommended For

  • City Style
  • A chic industrial style hotel, complete with buzzy rooftop bar and Thames views.
  • Designer Shopping
  • With easy access to central London shop until your heart is content in the numerous designer outlets.
  • Other Activities
  • Take a ride on the Emirates Cable Car and admire the views of the city.
  • Local markets
  • Wake early and visit the bustling Bilingsgate fish market.
  • Luxury
  • Sit-out Terrace
  • Roof terrace
  • Views
  • Contemporary
  • Disabled access
  • Child friendly
  • Chic
  • Restaurant

Facilities

  • Sit-out Terrace
  • No pets
  • Meeting Room
  • Roof terrace
  • Bar
  • Views
  • Wifi
  • Air conditioning
  • Concierge
  • Disabled access
  • Child friendly
  • Restaurant

Activities

  • Designer Shopping
  • With easy access to central London shop until your heart is content in the numerous designer outlets.
  • Other Activities
  • Take a ride on the Emirates Cable Car and admire the views of the city.
  • Local markets
  • Wake early and visit the bustling Bilingsgate fish market.

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Good Hotel

An erstwhile Dutch detention centre has docked in London. Inside it’s a study in counterculture-chic: think a concrete palace of up-cycled furnishings, where guests in oversized headphones play with complimentary iPads and fork at plates of okra and chips. Expect a sun-snaring rooftop bar and stupendous Thames views.

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)