The Corner London City vs The Royal Horseguards
Qbic Hotel London City and The Royal Horseguards are both rated very highly by professionals. Overall, Qbic Hotel London City scores marginally higher than The Royal Horseguards. Qbic Hotel London City ranks #38 in London with accolades from 10 reviewers such as Wallpaper, Time Out and Fodor's.
The Corner London City
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42, Adler Street, London E1 1EE
From $63 /night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Restaurant
- Family Friendly
Gayot
"This modern budget hotel is governed by a simple philosophy: chic can be affordable."
Frommer's
"What a fun surprise! London needs more affordable hotels with panache, and this one delivers."
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Wallpaper
"The Qbic London City Hotel represents a step change in the world of hospitality."
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Fodor's
"The Qbic is a modern and surprisingly affordable option in a trendy corner of town."
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The Telegraph
7.0
"Are a novel concept, agreeable design and cheap lead-in rates enough to entice you to an unpleasant and worn patch of London? That’s the Qbic quandary."
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The Royal Horseguards
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2 Whitehall Court, London SW1A 2EJ
From $187 /night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Restaurant
Frommer's
"Set in the grandeur of the one-time National Liberal Club, with sweeping views all along the Thames, the Royal Horseguards is fairybook London."
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Time Out
"It’s immaculately clean, ‘classic but modern’ in style, with welcoming staff."
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Star Service
"The Royal Horseguards is one of the best in its class, an upper-midrange commercial hotel geared to those seeking something unique, colored with history and Victorian decor."
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Gayot
"The Royal Horseguards Hotel Review: Between Whitehall and the River Thames, this stately building... still retains a private feel with a discreet rear entrance."
Zagat
"Overlooking the Thames, this historic Victorian luxury hotel served as HQ for the Secret Service during World War I and has hosted many a statesman and politician over the years."