Is there a hotel restaurant open all night near Monument?

Leonardo Hotel London Aldgate lists a 24/7 restaurant, a rooftop bar and a fitness centre, a minute's walk from Aldgate station. It is the best choice on this list for late arrivals. Other hotels have restaurants with fixed hours, so check them if you expect to eat late.

Are there budget hotels near Bank and Monument with a restaurant?

Yes. Premier Inn London Bank (Tower), Travelodge London City and hub by Premier Inn London City Bank all have a restaurant or cafe-bar, and St Christopher's Inn London Bridge - The Village and The Rose & Crown, London Bridge combine budget beds with a restaurant and bar.

Which hotels serve British food near Bank and Monument?

Apex City of London Hotel lists an upscale British restaurant and is rated 9.2, and London Bridge Hotel, in a 1915 building near Borough Market, also offers British dining. For a pub setting, The Rose & Crown, London Bridge is a traditional pub with rooms for backpackers above it.

Can I have afternoon tea at a hotel near Tower Bridge?

The Tower Hotel, by Thistle mentions afternoon tea alongside its refined dining and two bars. It sits on the Thames beside Tower Bridge and is the most reviewed hotel on this list, with 12,158 reviews and a score of 8.4, a convenient base for the Tower of London.

Is any hotel restaurant here in a former bank?

Two of them. Club Quarters Hotel London City runs a steakhouse in a former bank vault, and The Counting House, EC3 is a converted bank with a glass-domed ceiling. The Ned London also occupies a former banking hall, which suits the history of the area around Bank station.

Restaurant · Bank and Monument stations

Hotels with Restaurants near Bank and Monument

Twenty-four hotels on our list near Bank and Monument stations have a restaurant on site, and they range from a pub with a hostel upstairs to The Ned London and its nine restaurants inside a 1920s Lutyens building. The list reaches beyond the two stations: several hotels sit by the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, others across the Thames near London Bridge, Borough Market and Tate Modern. I have grouped the most useful ones below by the kind of meal you are after, from a business dinner in the Square Mile to breakfast before an early train.

Bank and Monument sit at the core of the City of London, where the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange and the Monument to the Great Fire of 1666 stand among office towers. Leadenhall Market and the Tower of London are within walking distance, and London Bridge leads south to Borough Market. Weekdays are crowded with office workers; weekends are noticeably calmer.

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From Bank Vaults to Thames Dining Rooms

The Square Mile around Bank and Monument is busy on weekdays and much quieter at weekends, so a hotel restaurant is a reliable fallback when you arrive late or the nearby lunch spots have closed. The concentration of hotels here means you can choose the dining style first: a grand dining room, an Italian restaurant, a steakhouse in a bank vault or a pub. I would pick the hotel for its restaurant only when you expect to eat in most nights.

For a memorable meal without leaving the building, The Ned London stands apart. The five-star hotel occupies a grand 1920s building designed by Edwin Lutyens, next to the Bank of England, and the listing counts nine distinct restaurants, along with a spa, a pool and a fitness centre. It scores 9.0 from 7,903 reviews. The Counting House, EC3 takes a similar idea on a smaller scale: a converted bank with a glass-domed ceiling, a restaurant, a bar and complimentary breakfast, rated 8.6. I recommend either for a business trip where dinner with clients is part of the plan.

If you want a specific cuisine, read the descriptions closely, because they differ more than the star ratings suggest. Hilton London Tower Bridge has an Italian restaurant and a cocktail bar and scores 9.0. Apex City of London Hotel, near the Tower of London, serves upscale British food and is rated 9.2. Club Quarters Hotel London City runs a steakhouse inside a former bank vault, although its 7.8 score is lower than the others. London Bridge Hotel, in a 1915 building a short walk from Borough Market, offers British dining too, and scores 9.0 from 1,300 reviews.

Night owls and late arrivals have two practical options. Leonardo Hotel London Aldgate, a minute from Aldgate station, lists a 24/7 restaurant together with a rooftop bar, and scores 9.0. DoubleTree by Hilton London - Tower of London combines a restaurant with a rooftop bar that looks over the City and is the third most reviewed hotel on this list, with 6,106 reviews. The Tower Hotel, by Thistle, by the Thames next to Tower Bridge, has the most reviews of all, 12,158, and adds two bars and afternoon tea to its refined dining room.

Restaurants are not limited to expensive hotels here. Premier Inn London Bank (Tower), Travelodge London City and hub by Premier Inn London City Bank all have a restaurant or cafe-bar on site, and hub scores a strong 8.8. On the south bank, LSE Bankside House has a seasonal restaurant, so check that it is open for your dates. The Rose & Crown, London Bridge is a traditional pub with a backpackers' hostel above, which suits travellers who like their evening meal in a pub. I would choose these when the restaurant is a convenience rather than the reason for booking.

A traveler's perspective
For a business trip I would choose The Ned London or The Counting House, EC3, because their dining rooms are set in former banks and work well for a client dinner. For a late arrival I recommend Leonardo Hotel London Aldgate and its 24/7 restaurant. On a tighter budget, hub by Premier Inn London City Bank keeps a restaurant on site with a strong 8.8 score, and Borough Market is across London Bridge for daytime meals.

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citizenM Tower of London

Trendy rooms, a relaxed lounge, and an upscale bar near the Tower of London

Why guests love it
citizenM Tower of London is the hotel I would pick for a family whose list starts with the Tower of London, a short walk away. Rooms are compact but colourful and air-conditioned, Wi-Fi is free, and the lounge gives everyone space beyond the bedroom. A restaurant and bar sit on site, and the hotel is fully accessible. A 9.2 rating across more than 5,000 reviews is a remarkable score for a hotel this busy.

Hotels with Restaurants near Bank and Monument

Where to stay

From Bank Vaults to Thames Dining Rooms

citizenM Tower of London

Clayton Hotel London Wall

Apex City of London Hotel

Lost Property St Paul's London - Curio Collection by Hilton

Novotel London Tower Bridge

London Bridge Hotel

Hilton London Tower Bridge

The Ned London

Leonardo Hotel London Aldgate - Formerly Hotel Saint

Hilton London Bankside

hub by Premier Inn London City Bank hotel

The Lalit London

Tower Suites by Blue Orchid Hotels

The Counting House, EC3

The Tower Hotel, by Thistle

Leonardo Royal Hotel London City

Premier Inn London Bank (Tower) hotel

The Rose & Crown, London Bridge (PUBLOVE)

DoubleTree by Hilton London - Tower of London

Travelodge London City

LSE Bankside House

Club Quarters Hotel London City, London

St Christopher's Inn London Bridge - The Village

Travelodge London Central Tower Bridge

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