convenient and interesting

The decor was very well curated and to a high standard. The property was clean throughout. The staff and breakfast was very good too. Location was great for being central and quiet enough in the evening.

Air con didn't work too well.

small and intimate

the fact that there is no lounge

The location was excellent. Southwick is a great choice for travelers, as it is on the Thames, but also not in the middle of the bustle of the old city of London, which can be overwhelming. It is near the Borough Market, on of the oldest in London, and the Globe theatre, as well as the HMS Belfast, all worth a visit. The breakfast is quite good, and lovely that they serve until 11am.

The room had a kingsized bed, which led us to believe it was scaled to the room. Not so. The bed took up most of the room, leaving little space (about 18 inches) on either side of the bed, and only had one chair - VERY heavy and hard to move out of the way - as if you might want to steal it. Although the hotel shell is a landmark, and registered, the inside has been done up to look like a standard high rise (albeit with low ceilings) and no windows open. A shame because the Thames breeze would have been wonderful to sleep by. Mechanicals, including TV and a lighted vanity mirror broke - the mirror literally fell off while we were in bed around 11.30 pm. Took half an hour to roust someone, who had no idea what to do with this heavy object hanging from an electrical cord over the sink. In the end the manager gave us a discount of 20% because of so many problems. The staff seemed untrained, no one showed us how to get to the gym - the building was a former jail so rooms and hallways are small and poorly marked, and one did not even know where Saville Row was. Dynamic pricing meant that what we thought we would pay based on booking.com numbers wasn't correct. One day we were charged more than $400/night, another around $200.

I was not impressed with the parking charge of £39 per day. Reception informed of a 25% discount using the dixon code. Was not possible when paying for the ticket. It has tought me to check into a hotel with parking and not in the hub. I would suggest informing guest's of the tariff to drive through London

Beautiful hotel. The history of the building is so well incorporated. it's stunning. Very comfortable room, and the bed is cozy. All in all, the Dixon is a great hotel.

Love the Dixon & the location. The breakfast looked tasty but I just needed a little yoghurt & fruit, coffee & a small croissant 🥐 so a little expensive!

The cost of breakfast.

The interior was well designed

our room was next to a door that banged very loudly and often. there was a loud noise all night coming from our air vent in our room, we advised reception on the 2nd day. the fridge was very shallow and only contained 2 bottles of water, no room service menu, and the restaurant was basic. The staff struggled with clear English, I could barely understand what they were saying with their heavy accents.

Friendly reception staff. Big comfy bed. Good location.

Bar staff could've been more attentive.

it was very clean ,and staff were helpful . The extras in the room (bath robes ,slippers etc) were appreciated .

Very comfortable, great location, a lovely big bed and spotless bathroom with comfy bathrobes.

The air conditioning unit was buzzing all night even though it was switched off. I did mention this when checking out.

great location

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Price

Love the history, nice quiet location. Lovely room with a comfy bed. Got room service, pizza was the best. Proper cozy decor for a cuddle up on a cold February night.

Good size room for one night for one. Prolly a bit small for a couple over a week. The mirrors in the room need some attention as they are all obstructed to dry your hair. Maybe put one inside the wardrobe door. No hairdryer, take your own.