I stayed at the Mad Hatter on a friend's recommendation. Its location was perfect for my first visit to London, as it is central to many of the things I wanted to do and see, and is fairly close to tube stops and a river dock. For me, quality of location trumped any issues with the hotel. Since I spent... more

We stayed at the hotel for 10 days (spread out over 2 weeks). We enjoyed the experience quite a bit. The hotel is located in a nice central location with quick easy access to train and subway stations. They have a restaraunt and bar which is convenient. They were nice enough to watch some of our luggage for a couple... more

There's a mixed bunch of reviews on here for this hotel and thats down to different expectations. This is not the Ritz but then you are not paying those prices. This is a fair priced 3* London hotel. There are many far worse which are more expensive in London with smaller rooms and dirtier with poor service. Our room was... more

Stayed at the Mad Hatter with my son who was filming a quiz show at London Bridge Studios. Great location for the studio, but not for trying to find a place to eat with kids after 9pm! (Hotel stops serving at 9). The guy on reception was great and helped us find a pizza delivery. Rooms were small and exceedingly... more

I have just returned from a weekend in London and based on the many positive reviews I read, I was expecting a charming boutique hotel. I was very disappionted with how average this hotel was...... Firstly when we arrived at waterloo station the hotel was very hard to find as there are three exits from waterloo and the there was... more

The atmosphere is execellent, the pub is very good and the food also. And the rooms are fine. There were only two negative things; the rooms were a bit warm (summertime), and there are quite a lot trafic outside. But I'll come backl! Love the Fuller's beers also. more

I just finished an around the world trip, going west from Florida, stopping in many countries, staying in many hotels. The most fun, the best service, and the most gracious staff was in this hotel, the Mad Hatter. Just the name itself should indicate fun and it was fun. The Mad Hatter is a small boutique hotel, only 30 rooms,... more

Had a quite nice weekend at the Mad Hatter. Rooms are sizeable for the price, staff friendly and helpful, and the location hard to beat. Also had a great weekend special rate booked from the hotel site that included breakfast. Only negative was the agreement with other posters that the room was excessively hot -- it was a warm weekend... more

Good size en-suite room with tea & coffee facilities and biscuits. View only of the boarded up building next door but room was clean. Cooked breakfast excellent, we also ate an evening meal in the pub which was very good as was the draught Fullers Beer. Service friendly.Well situated hotel only minus points were the luke-warm shower and being woken... more