London Tower Hamlets 3-star Hotels

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 were visiting London for one night and it was the perfect place to stay! It’s located within 30 minutes from every famous landmarks and places, very clean, hospitable, helpful & especially for budget travelers I would highly recommend staying at the hotel. The bed was super comfy too 🙏🏼

Lovely hotel in a great part of London, with lots of amazing bars and restaurants. Room was smaller than expected but not a problem as we were out exploring London anyway.

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

I enjoyed my stay here. The walk from the tube station at night is a bit daunting but it's fine. There are lots of restaurants around too if needed. The receptionist/ hotel manager (Cigdem) greeted me and showed me to my room personally, she was very nice and helpful. The room was very good. Had a fridge and a kettle and a nice little bathroom.

Perfect location, right outside the metro. Easy checkin and checkout. Excellent breakfast with lots of options, and the restaurant menu is nice as well. Room is nice, but bathroom is small. Cleaningness wasnt the best, one of the days they didnt even take the trash out. But in general I would recommend and stay there again.

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.

Good value stay in this well-located capsule-style hotel. Right in the centre of Bethnal Green near the tube station, bus stop, museums, York Hall leisure centre, and various restaurants. Felt fairly safe for a lone female traveller. The compact Queen room was small, as expected, but well designed and did not feel too claustrophobic for one person. The bathroom was nicely decorated, clean and warm. Large TV with various apps (login required). Nespresso machine but no kettle or fridge. The room (on the third floor) looked straight out to the railway line and restaurants under the arches, but the soundproofing was excellent and the blackout blind seemed effective so I had a good night's sleep. Staff were helpful (providing me with a knife and fork to eat a takeaway, for example) but the self-check in/out was unnecessarily complicated, which meant the staff felt they had to be on hand to help guide you through it all the time anyway! Breakfast was included in my room rate but was a little disappointing - no decaffeinated coffee or herbal teabags, fairly limited hot food (bacon, scrambled eggs, beans and hash browns). However the pastries, cereals and so on looked good. Would stay again if a good price was available.

The room is not big, but there is an elevator access card. The service is OK. It is a quiet place in a busy city. Although the hotel is old, the facilities are very new. There is air conditioning and a hair dryer. It is quite suitable for one person.

The hotel was extremely clean and the front-desk service was also great. The breakfast was delicious for the price (in our case, this was already included in the booking fee, but if I remember well it's around 5gbp). The location is very handy because you're close to everything (well, it's Whitechapel). If you don't know the neighborhood, please google it first to know if it suits your needs and preferences. One detail: if you're booking a 2 single bed room, privacy is not the best due to the size of the room. The shower only has a (very transparent) glass to separate it from the room, and the toilet is next to it (with a door, luckily) so it's important to have this in mind. Other than that, the neighborhood has everything you need: local restaurants, cafés, a big Tesco Express a few meters away, etc.