Good Hotel London in London, England

Good Hotel London offers a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the O2 Arena and the London skyline. Meeting spaces with water views are available for business events and private gatherings. The hotel also provides bicycle rental, a happy hour at the bar, and a 24-hour front desk with concierge service.

Each of the 148 rooms is named after a pupil in Guatemala and includes a photo and short biography of that child. Rooms intentionally have no in-room television to encourage guests to socialize in communal areas. All rooms come with a work desk, free toiletries, and city or river views; some rooms include a seating area.

The on-site sustainable restaurant serves vegetarian and vegan dishes throughout the day, sourcing locally where possible. Breakfast includes continental, buffet, and vegetarian selections, while the bar offers wine, champagne, and a snack menu. Special diet menus and kids' meals are available upon request.

The hotel sits on a floating platform at Royal Victoria Dock, a 2-minute walk from the Emirates cable car that crosses the Thames to the O2 Arena. Custom House station with DLR and Elizabeth line services is a 10-minute walk away. ExCeL London Convention Centre is within a 7-minute walk, making the hotel popular with business travelers attending events.

All profits from the hotel go toward funding education for children in Guatemala, a profit-for-non-profit model that also supports local community initiatives. The hotel trains unemployed local people in hospitality skills and offers them jobs once they complete the program. Each room's name and photo correspond to a specific child sponsored by the hotel's operations.

Location: Floating platform on Royal Victoria Dock, 2 min from cable car to O2

Rooms: 148 rooms named after sponsored children, no TVs

Dining: Sustainable restaurant with all-day vegetarian/vegan menu

Social Impact: 100% of profits fund education in Guatemala

Business: Meeting spaces with water views, 7 min walk to ExCeL

Ideal for: Business travelers at ExCeL, concert-goers at O2, socially conscious guests