We stayed here for 2 nights during the hot air Balloon festival & the place was sold out for the weekend. Booked our room using Expedia & thought for the price we paid, we'd have a much better room than we did. Having read others' descriptions of their experience here and having seen the room next to ours, I have to conclude the rooms can be very different which would affect your experience. I booked a studio suite and didn't realize or perhaps didn't read the description carefully enough that they contain Murphy beds! So I was very surprised when I was told this at reception & that we would have to pull it out ourselves. This wasn't too difficult but it required 2 of us to do it. I don't know how 1 person would manage it unless you have very long arms to reach the breadth of a Queen bed. The picture on their website of a suite certainly wasn't of our room because when we pulled the bed out, there was barely any space between the end of the bed & the couch. Our room# was 2053. I just prayed I didn't have to get up during the night because I would have fallen over the couch, stubbed my toes on the Murphy frame and had a serious accident getting to the bathroom. We also had to move the bar chairs into the hallway at night so we would have more space around the bed. And our room overlooked the parking lot, not the river which was a drag. The space behind the bed had never been vacuumed (or at least not in years) because there was a lot of dirt there. The furniture & cupboards were tired and worn. The TV was small & looked like it was from the 1980's. Except for some very noisy guests in the parking lot & in the hallway at night, it was quiet so that was a plus.

The reception area was dark & smelled very strongly of something floral which made me sneeze each time I passed through it. Despite the replica of the Royal Coach, it was a very dreary reception area.

You have to leave the hotel to walk outdoors to a cafe for breakfast. Depending on which part of the hotel you stay in, this could be a bit of a trek. For us, it was fairly close. Breakfast was OK; typical of chain hotels so nothing elaborate but it did have both cold & hot items.

The location is very central & in our case because we were there for the Balloon festival, it was very close to the island where most of the balloons launched. And since the hotel is right by London Bridge & the river & close to Havasu Lake, we didn't even bother driving to the Island to see the balloons on the last day of the festival since we have great views from the rear of the hotel. There is a lovely riverside trail by the hotel. I've stayed a far worse places but I certainly would not rate this hotel highly, especially given how much we had to pay for the tiny room we had.

We come every year with a motorcyce group and this hotel pleases everyones expectations which is hard to to with so many peoples tastes. The hotel is located right next to the London Bridge and within walking distance to several resturants, bars and movie theater. We had a 3 floor room overlooking the water with a balcony, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It was very clean and comfortable. The Blue Martini bar and restaurant are on property, the view is gorgeous, food is great and prices reasonable. It rained during our stay this year so we did not use the pool, and stayed in the area instead of taking a ride. The hotel took several of our group to get a rental car and offered to drive us anywhere we needed. The staff is great and accomodating.

Check in was quick and easy. The concierge gave us some discount coupons, maps, an activity sheet, etc. We had requested a room on the top (third) floor with a balcony and view of the famous London Bridge. We’re in room 3050 and, since it’s above the Martini Bay nightclub, they warned us that we might get some music noise on Friday and Saturday night. The condo itself is nice although not as roomy as one might like, a two-bedroom two-bath unit with queen size beds in each. There is a steel spiral staircase in one corner of the living room that leads to an upper balcony. The balcony is private and large with a table, chairs and two chaise lounges. There is an additional smaller balcony connecting the living area and the master bedroom. Unfortunately while we’re here, the temperatures were mostly in the 40s and 50s and we didn’t really have a good opportunity to enjoy the balconies. The condo has two small kitchens, one just inside the entry door with a small microwave, sink with garbage disposal, small two-burner electric cook top, cabinets and a small dishwasher. The other one has the coffee maker, a sink, cabinets and a small, under-the-counter refrigerator. It does make meal preparation interesting in trying to work between the two. Dishes, glasses and utensils provided are the minimum one would expect. The living room area has a nice couch and chair, while the area immediately adjacent to the entry has a dining table with chairs. The main TV in the living room is a modern flat screen variety while the set in the master bedroom is the old CRT type. No TV in the second bedroom. The master bath has a tub/shower combo, while the second bath, directly off the kitchen, has a nice stall shower. Complimentary wi-fi is provided and that’s always nice. The whole place is obviously in need of some updating and the kitchen floor and living room rug are showing their age. Friday night from around 9 pm to almost 1 am we could definitely hear the bass beat from the Martini Bay nightclub. The second night, Saturday, it’s colder outside (I think they kept the patio doors closed) and we could barely hear the noise. The French doors from the bedroom to the balcony did not close tightly and you could feel the cold air around the top and bottom of them. The heating system, however, worked adequately to maintain a comfortable environment. The resort does have a mini-market where you can get the necessities like milk, soft drinks, beer, newspapers, souvenirs, etc. There are however, several markets and drug stores close by for serious shopping. They also have a small fitness center with four pieces of equipment along with some free weights. The resort does provide a few activities like Bingo, mixology classes, scavenger hunt, jewelry creation, walking, etc. The locals also provide guided river tours, ferry across the lake to a small casino, canoe and paddleboard rentals, etc. There is an adjacent river-walk area with lots of shops for the tourists. On Sunday there is a big flea market just north of the resort in easy walking distance and it’s a fun thing to visit. There are plenty of restaurants, many within walking distance, in the area. The on-site restaurant, Martini Bay, has had mixed reviews. Shopping opportunities are abundant with all the usual standards like Home Depot, Wal-mart, Hobby Lobby, Safeway, Walgreens, etc. within easy driving distance. All the London Bridge Resort staff was friendly and accommodating.

has a guilded model of the queen of England's coach in front desk. Polite elderly receptionist on duty.Slightly out dated furniture in rooms but good size and comfortable.we did not have a balcony but did have a view of the bridge.Break fast was average .The lady in the in house shop was helpful.
Resort was dead quiet in October.. mostly older Americans and Canadians. Good choice of eating places .
They have multiple pools ,and the water chute is monitored.

Overall a reasonable place to stay for a day or two.