Hotels With Breakfast in Greater London, United Kingdom

I like the room size for my business travel. It is very comfortable and functional.they have ample power points and a comfortable desk to work on.

Booked for my parents who would be exhausted after their 10.5-hour flight. I was approached via WhatsApp by their front desk and it turned out that my special request was kindly honoured. Parents were satisfied with the location (although they landed at T3 and took quite a while through the immigration) and the room and amenities were beyond expectation. Would definitely book again when necessary. Would be nice to have fried eggs for breakfast though.

I’ve stayed here before and the room has some dirt in it and the staff weren’t very helpful. But this time the men around reception were quick, professional and pleasant, and the room was much cleaner. After 2 stays I can confirm that no matter where you stay, you will be able to hear corridor noises and plumbing through the building. That’s fine for most people but just something to bear in mind if you’re neurodivergent like me.

Canary Wharf feels very clean and modern and arriving at the hotel was in line with this.  I happened to notice in our room it was a little dusty on arrival but otherwise seemed clean - glass in the shower soo clear/clean I actually bashed my head into it trying to put something in the shower doh!  Our Standard room was very small, would recommend a bigger room if you can, looking at the tv in bed it felt very close  A little bit of noise from outside Saturday night but not too bad - lots of lovely restaurants near by and tube five mins walk, along with small shopping centre.  Navigating to rooms a little confusing as each turn looks the same.  You Need an access card aka room key 🔑 to get in the lift up & down which can be fiddly but also important  Air con in the room quite noisy (sounds like a boiler starting up)  Comfy bed. Shower small, in keeping with room size, good water pressure.

Overall a nice hostel for solo travelers to seek for a place to have a nice rest during their journey. The room is clean and quiet and lockers are provided for free for us to store our belongings. The common kitchen is opened for 24 hours and the environment inside is pretty nice. Worth for a try if you are traveling to London and searching for a place to rest!

Stayed at Ark for one night when watching a concert at Wembley. The location was amazing, a 5 minute walk to the stadium and all the food outlets. Didn't really get a chance to use the kitchen facilities, but having a fridge was great for having cold drinks and tea/coffee was provided. Check in was easy, bed was comfy and after the concert we were back in the room within 10 minutes. Highly recommend.

I was booking with bunk bed and then I upgraded it to private pod which is 18 person in the room. In the room itself has a basin and a mirror, but it’s literally in front of other bed. I feel stress stepping in front of others’ area to use the basic, so mostly of the time I was going to share the bathroom. Its bathroom is separated female and male. Female has only 1 basin. Sometimes you have to wait – didn’t think it can be used with 2 people at the same time. It’s extremely small. My pod come with a curtain. It has 2 lights – you can adjust the light colour tone as warm or cold. The entrance of the pod has a little fan. It was summer, so it’s super hot. I ended up sleeping my head toward the entrance, and my legs are the most in in the pod... so the fans can directly blow on my face.

A shower without a door or a curtain is not avant-garde, it’s not modern, it’s not even clever; it’s just a headache and inconvenience for hotel guests and cleaning staff alike.  The faucet in the shower is very modern. Two knobs, one which turns the water on, and the other which selects whether the water comes out of the fixed shower head above, or the movable shower wand. Choose wrong and enjoy a blast of ice cold water from above.  This is not something a person wants to figure out when they step into the shower first thing in the morning.

Check in and check out was awful. Nobody at the desk either time. When the guy checked me in he spent more time talking to his colleague rather than dealing with me. I asked about parking to which he told me to get my car to the gate and he’d let me in. Twice I pressed the bell until I was let in. Parking was limited and fairly tight. I’ve then gone back in to get my room key. The same guy told me to wait and then had absolutely no idea who I was even though I’d just spoke to him. No receptionist at check out, told by the guy who had been in the restaurant that I’d have to wait while he rang someone who could assist. Whilst waiting a parcel delivery guy came in and he was told the same, wait for a receptionist. The lady arrived and asked me what I was delivering. Realising she had the wrong person she then proceeded to deal with the parcel 1st. This meant phoning the recipient of the parcel before attending to my checkout

The hotel is okay. Room was big and spacious, bed a little bit hard But main issue is the location, it's not well located for anything other than the back entrance to excel 15 minute walk to Custom House. Can't take lime bikes near the hotel Don't book this hotel if you want to be exploring around London