Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge
Spa pool inside Ten Trinity Square, steps from Tower Bridge
About this hotel
Ten Trinity Square gives this Four Seasons its identity: a historic building with views toward Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, and a spa built around eight treatment rooms, a sauna, hammam and pool. Rooms carry private marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and an iPad for booking hotel services, plus 24-hour in-room dining for anyone who wants dinner without leaving the room after a swim. Three restaurants sit within the building, including Mei Ume for Chinese and Japanese dishes and Rotunda for after-work drinks near Tower Bridge, with Cooper's Cut planned as a further addition. The pool suits guests basing a stay around the Tower of London rather than the West End, with the fitness centre a short walk down the same corridor.
- Spa pool with hammam and sauna
- Tower Bridge views
- Three on-site restaurants
- Fitness centre
Our take
Travellers staying here will find a spa pool paired with genuine river-facing history, better suited to guests exploring the Tower of London and the eastern riverside than the West End's shopping streets. The eight-treatment-room spa rewards anyone planning a full wellness afternoon rather than a quick dip. Guests wanting Mayfair or Knightsbridge on their doorstep should book elsewhere, since this location sits firmly on the historic eastern edge of central London.
- ✓Book a room with a Tower Bridge view if you can, not every room in the building faces the water.
- ✓Try Mei Ume for Chinese and Japanese dishes, it is one of three restaurants inside Ten Trinity Square.
- ✓Use the in-room iPad to book the spa ahead of arrival, the eight treatment rooms can fill during busy weeks.
Why we love it
- Spa pool inside a historic riverside building
- Views toward Tower Bridge from select rooms
- Eight treatment rooms plus hammam and sauna
- 24-hour in-room dining
Why guests love itWe picked this Four Seasons for the Tower Bridge views and the spa turned out to be the better surprise. Eight treatment rooms meant we never waited for a slot, and the pool itself felt calm even with the hammam and sauna running next door. Ten Trinity Square is a genuinely striking building to walk back into after a day at the Tower of London. Dinner at Mei Ume closed out two of our three nights without leaving the hotel.