Sigmund Freud
1856 – 1939 The taboo-breaker. He laid us out, still conscious, on the operating table, and cured a generation. He...
Where Every Room Tells a Story
A room named after Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Marie Curie, George Orwell, Isaac Newton and many more…
At the Limehouse Library Hotel London, we’ve created something truly magical just for you – 75 uniquely designed rooms, each inspired by the people you admire most.
Whether it’s the brilliant minds of history’s greatest authors, scientists, philosophers, or artists, every room pays homage to an extraordinary figure, with thoughtful details and custom furniture that reflect their legacy. Come enjoy a unique historical experience with us!
Experience5576812024-07-23Surprising Hotel We have been at Limehouse library Hotel for two days and it has been like being at home. A surprising hotel with its original decoration. The staff very polite and pleasant. A truly special place to stay. The área where is ocated is ideal, and just behind the hotel you can walk around the river in a very pleasant área.G W2024-07-11Lovely Immaculately kept boutique hotel, very peaceful with lovely staff. A very interesting building full of curiosities, we never ate in the restaurant as we had pre booked to dine in other places, all in all a lovely stay and experience. Thank you team Limehouse.Cookie q2024-06-25Hidden gem Lovely little hidden gem close to the DLR and ideally situated for anyone who is looking for somewhere to stay close to London Stadium. Garden outside is beautiful, staff were friendly and helpful and the decor is quaint. We felt very safe and secure throughout our stay.Matthew H2024-06-23Concert booking Super quaint hotel in the very best of ways, very stylish in a Turkish theme, Bedrooms have great themes too mine was Galilio Galilei in the very best of ways, super friendly staff, room was amazing very clean, comfortable bed food was really nice, fresh breakfast very good selection, highly recommend 5 🌟kbaker6272024-06-21Unique hotel Beautiful unique hotel near to canary wharf Friendly staff and fabulous facilities, beautiful bar area and rooftop seating. Each room is designed around a poet or similar Comfortable bed and lovely complimentary extras in room Would definitely stay here againJennifer M2024-06-15Beautiful hidden gem Absolutely gorgeous, squeaky clean and covered in plants and flowers, with a terrace (also covered in flowers). It felt like an oasis in London. The hotel is much bigger than I expected and we spent 30 mins just wandering around looking at all the unusual antiquities that have been collected and carefully placed around the various large communal spaces. The themed twin room was also very big given the price was much less than other hotels where you only get enough room to get in and out. The staff were great, the Turkish wine and Turkish ravioli in the stunning dining room were gorgeous. With traffic, the hotel was 45 mins by taxi from Euston station. There is an awesome cafe for breakfast only a 10 min walk from the hotel, called the Yurt Cafe which is another hidden gem we found. We also loved the Turkish bath and sauna area in the basement.EASC B2024-06-14highly recommended hotel We are an English school from Barcelona that had the pleasure to stay with Limehouse Library Hotel during our school visit to London. We were impressed by the fantastic staff and the services of the hotel. The breakfast was excellent, and the quality and price were very good. We would highly recommend the hotel for a visit to London.Helen D2024-06-05Excellent hotel close to Canary Wharf Excellent hotel - quirky, quiet and comfortable. We have stayed in a number of hotels in London and this is, by far, our favourite so far. It is definitely quirky, the rooms are all decorated on a theme (ours was Charles Darwin). The rooms were large, exceptionally comfortable. The staff are what make the place great. Would definitely recommend and definitely go back. The hotel is within walking distance to Canary Wharf (take the Thames path) and the underground
1856 – 1939 The taboo-breaker. He laid us out, still conscious, on the operating table, and cured a generation. He...
1816 – 1855 The eldest of the Brontë sisters, all of whom were writers. A novelist who shook up the...
1915 – 1995 The Nasreddin Hodja (the famous 13th-century satirist) of the modern age. A grand master of political satire. ...
1856 – 1939 The taboo-breaker. He laid us out, still conscious, on the operating table, and cured a generation. He...
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