Clover Court by Aeria Apartments

The most spacious hotel apartment near Canary Whalf in London, with good electrical appliances

good location

Talk about the bad first! Hygiene: You have to stay for seven nights before someone can do hygiene! Sheets were stained. There are black spots on the towel, and there are small insects on the carpet that itch. In terms of hardware: the building is considered new, and the decoration is also considered new, but there are also many flaws. There is no air conditioner, there are as many fans as there are rooms. Only open windows and blow fans in summer. Convenient configuration: All bath products, any daily necessities that you can imagine will be given to you in a normal hotel, all need to be purchased by yourself. Some kitchen utensils are installed and left enough and cannot cook properly. Reservation: Make sure that adults must be 25 years old to make an appointment. If you are under the age of 25, you must apply for occupancy with your parents. Appointments were slow and emails came and went, and Trip.com didn't help much either. Talk about the benefits! Location: It is about 5 minutes away from the Cross Habour DLR station. It is also a 15-20 minute walk to the canary waft. There are two supermarkets nearby. Accessories: There is a washing machine with dry laundry function. There is a dishwasher and a large refrigerator. Scenery: The scenery is not bad if you look at the riverside. All in all, the price/performance ratio is definitely cheaper than hotels in the same area, and the space is very spacious. But it's more troublesome if you can't tolerate hygiene problems.