Admiral Hardy

A delightful hotel, adjacent to Greenwich Market and only a three-minute walk from the Greenwich Pier. We had a small yet very comfortable room and bed, with full amenities and a view of the Cutty Sark. The hotel pub was perfect for an evening meal of fish and chips. We enjoyed strolling the charming streets in the neighborhood, as well as the walk through Greenwich Park to the Royal Observatory. A child's delight!

Great stay Amazing staff, lovely location, clean and comfortable l.

Good place in Greenwich. Close to market and tube. All in all it was fine. Room larger than average. Had pull out couch. Centrally located in Greenwich village. There was noise from outside. Had I brought my noise machine that would have helped.

Wonderful Amazing stay, had dinner and pints in the pub, and they made us coffees in the morning and held our bags so we could spend the day all around Greenwich. Highly recommended if staying in Greenwich.

Nighttime Jackhammers Prevented Sleep The staff and hotel itself are great. We were welcomed warmly and given a room early; and we loved the location and the room/bath area. The trouble was that the 2 nights we stayed were scheduled for road top replacement IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT! Scrapers, JACKHAMMERS, and enormous power saws were deployed to remove the pavement AND THEN replace it with new tar. The machinery was RIGHT BELOW OUR WINDOW and the trucks ran and emitted fumes the entire time. We asked the manager to move us (can't do that) or compensatory refunds (can't do that). Needless to say we did not sleep and felt treated unfairly. Worst hotel nights ever in my 50 years of travel.

lovely little stay absolutely lovely hotel, gorgeous room, bathroom was modern and rainfall shower was perfect! we came from two days of concerts at the o2, which is a bus ride from the hotel, easy to get to other locations too! unfortunately pub doesn’t open for breakfast so we had to go elsewhere but this didn’t hinder our stay, room service is optional for staying more than one night which was lovely!