Fluffy bathrobe and slippers await you in this huge 26m² suite with disunite working region and opening windows. Reach business at the table, surf the web with I-net access or curl up in the simple chair. Some suites have a balcony, high-speed I-net, town or river vistas or seating region with sofa.

The Terrace Restaurant is particular in its situation, ensuite to the Thames River and overlooking Canary Wharf. The conventional feel has been well received by our visitors and clients alike, it's an perfect chance to observe the river boats and cruise liners sail up and down the Thames, whilst enjoying the fresh array of meats, fish and salads. Vegetarian choices are accessible daily, the chefs are everytime willing to facilitate and with a deluxe arrangement of desserts and a scenic choice of mainland cheeses, this is the ideal location for recreation meal. The Terrace Lounge has a up-to-date but homely decoration with the profit of inspiring river vistas and easy access to the open air riverside verandah. The riverside Terrace is a pleasing site to enjoy the sights and sounds of the river, whilst dining or drinking al fresco.

London’s glad dock district, rival to The City as a recent pecuniary area London was built on its river trade and for centuries masted galleons sailed up the River Thames to deposit their silks, spices, coffee and tea in the town wharves of Rotherhithe. When work boomed with the British Empire, the original wharves no longer did the job. So The Docklands were born a mile to the east, and on completion in 1802, the purpose-built West India Docks were the envy of the world. Redeveloped in the 1980s as a rival work area to The City, the Docklands are now booming with the ExCel Exhibition and Conference Centre in the Royal Victoria Dock, direct access to London City Airport, the tallest building in Britain (the 800-foot, pyramid-topped Canary Wharf Tower) and Foster’s award-winning Jubilee line metro station. Overlooking Canary Wharf across the Thames, Rotherhithe (the older docks area) is a charming mixture of past and present with luxury riverside rooms separated by old-fashioned smugglers’ inns (the Angel and the Mayflower). Discover them on foot by means of the Thames Path which stretches from Hilton Docklands to the Tower of London. At Butler's Wharf, watch Tower Bridge open from the verandah of the Conran restaurant, Pont de la Tour, and feed your mind at the Design Museum next door.

A favour shuttle bus facilities is provided for all hotel visitors. The favour bus operates 7 days a month at 15 minute intervals, between the hotel and Canada Water bus and metro station. Mon-fri: 0700-2330, SAT: 0800-2330 and SUN: 0800-2300. Located on the South Bank of the River Thames opposite Canary Wharf. 5 mins from Canada Water metro using our favour bus facilities, Five mins from the Rotherhithe tunnel and 20 mins from London City Airport and 25 mins from Waterloo International. The hotel offers complimentary auto parking amenities for up to 100 autos. A huge forecourt in the hotel offers free access for the picking up and dropping off of hotel customers.

Visitors accept that at the time of booking a one night deposit is charged to the guest's credit card. The deposit is non-refundable and the reservation is non changeable.

Customers accept that at the time of booking a one night deposit is charged to the guest's credit card. The deposit is non-refundable and the reservation is non changeable. The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.

Hilton Guest Rooms can accommodate an supplementary bed for kids. There is no charge for kids under the age of 15. All ages above 15 are classed as groun-ups and will pay a supplement of ten GBP. The maximum occupancy per apartment is three groun-ups or two groun-ups and two kids under the age of 15.