




The Wellington Hotel, Waterloo
Pet-friendly rooms and pub grub, a short walk from Waterloo Station
About this hotel
The Wellington Hotel offers a relaxed base for exploring London, with its modern rooms designed with a local theme. The atmosphere is welcoming, making it easy to settle in after a day of sightseeing. The on-site restaurant and bar provide a convenient spot for a meal or a drink, serving classic pub grub in a comfortable setting. Its prime location near Waterloo Station means excellent transport links to all parts of the city, while many major attractions are also within walking distance. Mornings start with a complimentary breakfast, setting guests up for a busy day.
- Near Waterloo Station
- Pet-friendly
- Restaurant and bar
- Free Wi-Fi and breakfast
Our take
The Wellington is my choice near Waterloo tube for travellers with a dog: pets are welcome and the station is on foot. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are included, the London-themed rooms are modern, and the restaurant and bar handle the evening. It is relaxed rather than luxurious, and an 8/10 score from more than 2,700 reviews confirms a dependable stay.
- Take advantage of the hotel's proximity to Waterloo Station for easy access to the Underground and national rail services.
- Explore the local area on foot; many attractions like the London Eye are just a short public transport ride away.
- Enjoy a casual meal at the hotel's restaurant and bar, perfect for a relaxed evening after exploring the city.
Why we love it
- Walking distance to Waterloo Station
- Pet-friendly accommodation
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi
Why guests love itThe Wellington Hotel Waterloo has modern, London-themed rooms, and breakfast is included, which keeps mornings simple for families. The on-site restaurant and bar serve pub grub, Wi-Fi is free, and pets are accepted. It is a laid-back place rather than a full-service hotel, with no pool or children's facilities listed. Being a short walk from Waterloo Station, I would choose it for families who plan to spend their days out in central London.