From ~US$171.58/night · indicative — actual price varies by dates
13-15 Folgate StreetView on map2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Point A London Liverpool Street is a 3-star hotel in London, United Kingdom.
Modern Comfort in the Heart of London Luxurious Amenities: Enjoy air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs and 240 channels. Relax in the en suite bathroom with a rejuvenating power shower. Complimentary toiletries and a hair dryer add to your comfort. Convenient Services: Benefit from a 24-hour front desk and free high-speed WiFi throughout the hotel. Start your day right with a delicious continental breakfast. Need a pick-me-up? Help yourself to coffee and snacks available all day. Prime Location: Explore London with ease - Brick Lane and Hoxton Square are just steps away. Visit iconic landmarks like the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, both within a short distance. Book your stay at Point A London Liverpool Street for a memorable experience.
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Pros: Location Cons: The breakfast was poor, with very limited options to choose from
Pros: Location Cons: The breakfast was poor, with very limited options to choose from. Poor rooms and very poorly equipped, uncomfortable bed. Overall, the price is quite high considering the quality of the accommodation and the services provided.
comfortable
Pros: comfortable room, a bit small but ideal for short stays. excellent location. friendly and attentive staff. Cons: breakfast not included in the booking rate.
Ideal stopover for concert nearby
Pros: Perfect modern style hotel with comfortable clean rooms and helpful staff Cons: Nothing to report
Great location and hotel when you want comfort without a big price
Point A are one of those hotel chains who know exactly what matters. Comfort, quiet, location and helpful staff.
Do not stay in a room with a pillar.
Pros: Liverpool station within walking distance Cons: When checking in, the staff said there would be no problem using the room with a pillar in it. When I entered the room, there was an extremely large pillar right in the center that I had to avoid when going to bed, it was so big that it was impossible to pass by (60mX60m). It's not even in a corner, but right in the middle of the room. I cannot stay in a room like this at all, I don't know how they can ask for money to use it. The room is small, and the pillar is so big that it should be excluded when indicating the room area. If they say i