This place is awesome, I'd go back for sure. Great location, friendly staff, very good value for money. The atmosphere in the lounge/bar area is great. There is a learning curve with the tablet but once you get the hang of it you're ok. Take a walk to the Borough Market and check out the Shard...also make sure to walk across the Millenium bridge and once on the other side go for a walk on the bank of the Thames.

I stayed 4 nights at the Citizenm London.it absolutely meets all your expectations.It s a very nice, young, modern and clean hotel!Design is so cool!
Very central location, feew minutes from S.Paul and London Bridge, just behind Tate Modern Museum.Staff very welcoming, young and funny!Nice Bar open 24 hours and internet connection everywhere!Rooms are good and coloured, you can control everything just by your room tablet!
I really recommend it to everybody!

A decent 25 minute walk from Waterloo but buses run frequently and stop outside hotel. A blend of retro pop culture designs welcomes you to the hotel. Self check but not to worry. Staff are helpful and vibrant working the front desk and bar!
When we entered the room it was bizarre! Think fifth element apartment with Bruce Willis, ( no the room doesn't come with Bruce Willis ladies) with a modern Japanese contempory feel.
As you've probably read the room has a Samsung tablet which controls the tv with music and films to choose from similar to an airplane setup. The aircon and blinds are also controlled through the pad and my favourite is you can set the led room lights to any colour you like with the I'd of a colour wheel!

The bed takes up most of the room. It's huge could fit 4 people and has 4 gigantic pillows. Only enough floor space for 2 suitcases but sufficient. Small fridge available. The bathroom is massive with the coloured led lights setting a tone through the sectioned off frosted glass wall. All in all fresh and clean.

The staff were friendly and laid back and would ask us about our day plans and organise printed directions and bar and site recommendations as well.

There is a 24/7 self serve cafeteria downstairs which looks enticing with good variety. But there's not too much need for it in the day as there is a marks and spencer across the road to he hotel!!!

Downstairs in the lobby there is a huge chill out area with novelty ornaments and interior design. Plenty of opportunities for silly photos.

The selection at the bar was also great! The only negatives were the aircon could have been colder and the bathroom door makes an annoying noise. Pety I know but hard to find faults.

Looking forward to staying next time. Strongly recommend for couples, business or short London trips.

Everything about this new London Hotel is just wonderfull
The rooms are small but who is visiting London to stay in a room. The bed is huge and comfy
English breakfast that only the english truely can love but if you dont want it you just dont pay for it , fair enough. The coffee made to order is great
The best part of the Hotel is the common space In the lobby, filled with designer chairs, enough outlets to charge all your Apple products while hanging out with the crowd , meeting , working , socializing
Check In and out easy and fast using til kiosks at the entrance
Great place