London Tower Hamlets 3-star Hotels

Wonderful Hotel! Clean updated and has AC! Lighting colour change, big TV. Olympics was on. There are extending at the other side so we didn’t get affected by the noise. Food places are close by, and a nice walk along the canary. The location for a taxi is abit hard to find. And the toilets are abit small. But a great stay! Staff polite and helpful. Thank you

Check in was super smooth and very friendly. The room itself was small, but big enough our needs for the week. The staff were nice, but not very aware of surrounding issues. My son got locked in the downstairs toilets and was screaming and screaming and not one member of staff moved an inch until my wife went looking for him, only then did the staff on reception move to see what was wrong, unfortunately that left a nasty taste in my mouth as it showed me a clear lack of care towards not only customers but to children. The rooms were clean and tidy, it did take 5 nights for the bedsheets / duvet covers to be changed, they were made daily but not swapped for fresh ones. Towels were plentiful and swapped daily tough. The daily breakfast was nice with a selection of fresh fruits, cereals and croissants, They also had a selection of hot food such as sausage, bacon, mushrooms, scrambled egg and even vegan sausages if you like them. My only complaint was the scrambled egg were not seasoned at all and required quite a lot of extra seasoning. You could also make fresh toast with a selection of different jams and Nutella. And also get fresh coffee, tea or hot chocolate, although each day one of the 2 machines were broken, it seemed to change each day. They also had fresh orange and apple juice, But the machine seemed to be broken quite alot of the time and they provided it in small dispensers, unfortunately these tasted watered down. Overall the room is nice, decent breakfast, pretty good location and the price not that bad but I expected a bit better.

We liked the hotel and it’s no frills concept. Our double room was spacious and modern with a well integrated bathroom pod. The staff were friendly and helpful with good tips and a great attitude. The only thing that let the whole process down were the self checkin / checkout screens which did not work very well and only sporadically. Breakfast was not just continental as described but also featured a full English fry up.

The room can accommodate three people. There is a sofa that can be turned into a bed. The bathroom is very spacious and clean. It is necessary to note that the UK hotel basically has no toothpaste and toothbrush and the slippers need to carry the hotel. The hotel has a buffet breakfast £7.5. An ibis is a choice that I will go to in many countries. The hotel chain Accor Group's blessing quality is very guaranteed and the price is moderate for students to accept

This isn’t your normal hotel. It’s a serene religious retreat that houses an old Chapel and provides the rooms on a Bed & Breakfast basis. Since it’s not a normal hotel, you’ll not have the amenities like room service. But you get a lot of benefits that you don’t get in a hotel. Rooms which are larger than normal London rooms. Parking (not free, payment using mobile) in a protected compound. Good free continental breakfast. Polite service. Peaceful and serene location, which you can’t believe is in London. A historical location with hundreds of years of history associated with it. Overall it’s a great place to stay.

Very good place

The hotel is very new and clean, like an apartment, with the subway (dlr) right downstairs, the room is not damp and has no musty smell, the only downside is that the shower water is difficult to adjust, it is very hot, and there is no luggage rack. Overall, the stay was very comfortable.

With a stay at 3br-3bath-central London-parking-petsok-fireplace in London (Tower Hamlets), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Liverpool Street and Brick Lane. This apartment is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Tower of London and 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from Tower Bridge.Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 7 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Rooms have private balconies. Kitchens are outfitted with refrigerators, ovens, and stovetops. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and hair dryers.

With a stay at this apartment in London (London City Centre), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Tower of London and Tower Bridge. This apartment is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Liverpool Street and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from London Bridge.Make yourself comfortable in this apartment, featuring a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer and an oven. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include a microwave and an electric kettle.

Pros Not too bad a location, can get a little uncomfortable at night for solo travellers while heading back as there are few people loitering around. Smart rooms, control panel control the lights and the signs for the door. Compact room but it's cosy for one. Cons (scary encounter) Someone rang my doorbell and tried to force open the room door in the middle of the night. Luckily i locked it from the inside and door couldn't be opened. It happened twice within the same night. There was no room phone so i had to call the hotel from my own mobile, and feeling puzzled, 2 staff came up to my room to clarify. They then told me a drunk 'guest' was 'assisted' to come up the hotel rooms, but she had actually went to the wrong hotel. Weird explanation, because firstly, a room key is needed to access the lift. Secondly, if the person who assisted the drunk guest is a hotel staff who owns a master key since he's able to access the lift, he should've verify her identity prior to allowing the guest up the rooms premises. Its a safety concern. What if I did not lock the room door from the inside? The drunk guest could have just barged in and i as a female, was staying alone. Lastly, there was no kettle, only 2 bottles of water.