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What elevates Good Hotel beyond a basic bolthole is its mission: every night funds a week of schooling for a child, plus strong commitments to sustainability. Add to that, sheer convenience - a very generous breakfast buffet, outstandingly good connections via DLR and Elizabeth Line to central London, and Excel London practically next door. The O2 is a joyful cable car ride across the water.
Rooms are compact and no frills, with the odd scuff mark or wobbly handrail. You feel good knowing funds go toward the mission, not expensive design details. It's a crash pad with a conscience, perfect for gig-goers, or anyone fancying a quirky waterfront base that does good while they sleep. On that note, walls are a little thin, but earplugs and worry dolls found on pillows work wonders.
City Style
Designer Shopping
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Local markets
Luxury
Sit-out Terrace
Roof terrace
Views
Air conditioning
Contemporary
Disabled access
Child friendly
Chic
Restaurant
Rooms
148 rooms in this hotelConcierge
Sit-out Terrace
No pets
Meeting Room
Roof terrace
Bar
Wifi
Air conditioning
Disabled access
Child friendly
Restaurant
Designer Shopping
Other Activities
Local markets
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
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