

Canary Riverside Plaza Hotel
46 Westferry Circus, London, E14 8RS -
Up to
280 guestsInternal Catering
allowed
About Venue
Set within the historic wharfs and quays of East London, Canary Riverside Plaza by bank of River Thames Canary Riverside Plaza is unique luxury urban hotel for business and leisure visitors in Canary Wharf. The 142 spacious guest rooms and suites make for an incredibly comfortable stay, offering stunning views of the River Thames and the City.
All four Events Spaces come with a pre-function space and offer large floor-to-ceiling windows, providing abundant natural light and an inspiring environment for any event from intimate boardroom for six up to a reception for 300 guests. Enjoy the full five-star experience with access to in-house Spa and the adjacent Health Club with infinite pool and tennis courts or saviour any moment at the Quadrato Restaurant & Bar or Terrace.
Capacity & Layout
Standing
up to 280
Dining
up to 200
Theatre
up to 220
Boardroom
up to 50
Cabaret
up to 120
Classroom
up to 135
Food & Beverage
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Facilities & Amenities
Cloakroom
Disabled access
Flipchart
Air conditioning
Lectern
Natural light
Telephone
Print/Scan/Copy
Stage
Table / chairs included
Tea
Whiteboards
Public transport
Premises parking
Overnight accommodation
Breakout rooms
Audio & Visual
Sound system
Microphone
Projector & screen
TV screen
WiFi
Conference phone
Flipchart
Other
2 x LCD Projector & Screen available on each side of the room (River side & City Side) PA System with 4 speakers & 2 microphones. Other AV equipment available or outsourced *Additional charges may apply on any/all AV equipment
Space Rules
Allowed events
Wedding ceremony licence
Licensed for alcohol
Cancellation policy
Custom Cancellation Policy
Location
Reviews
- Isabel LimJuly 2025
Good hotel. It was clean, service was good, food was good and you get to use the gym of Virgin Active across. I wish housekeeping gave us a little more shampoo and body wash though. There was always just one set per day in very very small bottles. We had to call reception for more everyday.
- Brad WilliamsSeptember 2025
This hotel seems highly overrated. They use alot of words in their marketing which reference or suggest 5 star, luxury, etc. No way. Rooms are highly dated from 15 years ago when it was managed by Four Seasons. Guest hallway carpet is similar. Wallpaper is separating, torn, peeling. In room wooden structured look highly aged. Window seat cushion is very cracked. They promote the Virgin Athletic gym next door. It also is highly aged, tired and very poorly maintained. The locker room is gross.
- SponkadonkJuly 2025
Definitely not a 5 star experience. We called in advance to book afternoon tea on the terrace which is suggested on their website, the person taking my booking repeated back to me “afternoon tea for two on the terrace” and was ready to end the call until I suggested “do you need a name?” which they realised they did. Turned up and nobody there to greet us, reception was weirdly tucked away with no signs to direct us. They “lost” our key cards that had apparently been prepared in advance to our arrival so we were left checking in for almost 20 minutes. EVERYONE working here appeared like it was their first day not only at the hotel but in the business. The receptionist didn’t know where to direct us to the terrace which was just next to reception, our reserved table was there, no sign of any staff, after waiting we went inside and notified the bar staff of our attendance. Eventually someone came out who seemed nervous and again like it was his first day, I ordered an aperol spritz but with lemonade instead of soda. He wrote down “aperol spirit” and brought me an Aperol spritz made with soda and a separate glass of lemonade. Then he appeared again after some time and asked if we wanted food. We advised we booked afternoon tea, he went away again and returned with someone who didn’t introduce himself but can only assume was a manager of some sort who said “oh yes I recognise your faces now” which was weird as we’d only just arrived and not seen anyone, he then advised the booking was messed up and they did not “hear” afternoon tea and unfortunately could not produce it now as they order the items in specially per request. Feeling absolutely fed up we decided to finish our drinks and go to our room Heading to the room the waiter stopped us to try and charge us £30 for the 2 drinks we had and technically a lemonade I didn’t order I advised as it was their mistake ruining our arrival I would hope the drinks were on the house the manager guy appeared again to say he didn’t have that jurisdiction and would check with higher up Eventually the drinks were comped but by this stage everything felt tainted The room was disappointing as the website advertised a large ceiling to floor window but placed us on the top floor which only had a semi circle window. The river view was amazing but was only visible when sat upright or stood at the window itself The bathroom was ok but the boasted l'occitane supplies were the smallest I have ever seen and unsure if they had been refilled with a cheaper product as it left my hair feeling like straw Rooms were dated and bland No in room dining menu, just a QR code on the tv to constantly get it up on our phones, no charging plugs or ports near the bed. And a cheap as hell tresemme hair dryer, next to a clothes brush that had clearly been used by someone to brush their hair and not cleaned. The slippers were the cheap standard ones, no branding seen anywhere. Save your money if you are looking for a treat and to feel luxurious Had better room and treatment at a 3* hotel They didn’t even ask how our stay was when checking out and have had no follow up email either
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