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Arrived real early in the morning at 7am but reception was very nice to allow an early check in. It gives an opportunity to freshen up after an overnight flight. Small gestures like this is most welcome. Hotel stay was uneventful, rooms were clean, quiet, and modern. Spacious for a London Central location. Ok, price is always a premium in that area but location is superb, so can't complain.

who could ask for a better weekend away, a truly special place we had to ask where it was and we were no more than 50 meters away. A hidden treasure, reassuringly expensive and worth every penny. i strongly recommend trying the breakfast in bed an indulgent pleasure and an experience for the eye and the taste buds. also make sure you make the most of the hotel spend some time soaking up the atmosphere in the reception area and bar.

My husband and I stayed here as an anniversary treat. We booked via lastminute.com as a top secret hotel, so a pleasant suprise. We were given an upgrade on arrival which was very unexpected and the room was amazing, spacious, huge comfy bed, great mini bar. The location of the hotel is great with everything within easy reach. Service at breakfast was probably the only thing that really let the hotel down with a few small hiccups but overall, I would definitely reccomend. The building itself is quite stunning. We hope to return.

We don't usually stay in five star hotels so not sure what they should be like, but for us this was a great hotel with lots of finishing touches that made it special. Location is great and really close to Bank underground which was really convenient. The hotel looks private and quiet from the outside and inside it remains the same. The reception area is understated with us not being sure if we were in it of not. We were able to check in early which was appreciated and the staff were friendly without being overly familiar. Having read some reviews I had reservations about the staff making us feel we didnt belong but this was not the case.Our room was probably the most basic this hotel offers but we were really impressed with it. Everything we needed in terms of toiletries, coffee machine (some basic instructions would be good!) and reasonable mini bar if you wanted anything. The bathroom was superb, spacious and considerately furnished to the guest. We didn't eat here as we were elsewhere but the choices looked good and there is an all night room service option which I liked the idea of if we were late back. The quality of the furnishings in our room was high, and had a wonderful nights sleep being woken by our alarm two hours after we normally wake up. It was very quiet in our room and the black out curtains meant no natural wake up call from the sun rising.Check out was easy and friendly, my only comment would be that the staff did not ask anything re our stay or engage with us much but they were busy and they had computer problems. For what we paid, it was good value in central London and worth paying the extra for what we considered to be a really nice hotel. The bar closes quite early but there is an honesty bar in the lounge if required. perhaps because it was a weekend, it felt very low key but we were happy with that. We will book here again without a hesitation when we next visit as for us the hotel itself was a treat and made our weekend so much more special. Can't understand some of the negative reviews, maybe people have much higher standards than us, or perhaps they are just demanding and overly critical.

My stay at Threadneedles was fine, and went on without a hitch. While you would not know it from the hotels rather large and impressive lobby, it is indeed a boutique hotel (albiet owned by Marriott now), with only a few guests rooms over a few floors. At times, I felt like the guest rooms were an afterthought, with a small lift hid in an unremarkable corner of the ground floor leading up to them. Nonetheless, once I got to the room I was plenty impressed, with fine decor, a comfortable bed and very high ceiling. The bathroom too was very fine, with a sperate shower room and bath. While I did not try room service, all other services in the hotel were friendly and I personally did not experience any issues (then again all my requests were routine and unremarkable). I would only recommend Threadneedles for a tourist if the price is right- say ¿¿275-300 a night when the competition is charging north of ¿¿375. Otherwise, for businessmen needing to come to London and stay in the City, they can't go wrong- the lobby has plenty of places to meet and socialise, including a restaurant, the hotel is located less than 3 minutes walk from the Royal Exchange with all of the City easily accessible. A good business hotel.