Hotels near Tower Hamlets, London

The location is good, with two Tube stations, Limehouse and Borough, within walking distance (about 20 minutes to Borough Bridge). It's also close to the HMS Belfast museum. The check-in experience was decent, considering it's a city-center hotel. The room was well-designed and compact. Breakfast was plentiful. Parking is £20 for 24 hours.

Great location near Mile End underground station and Queen Mary University. Very unique setting as the hotel has ca 12 rooms above a cool pub. The rooms are simple but well maintained, very clean and comfortable, good bathroom, and well insulated from the pub noise. There is some noise from the street and the ventilator, so not suitable for guests who require absolute silence. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

The service is very good and the staff are very welcoming. We found your phone as soon as possible after it was left behind, which is great! Named MISBAH and YAYA, the service is very good and enthusiastic!

The hotel is very nice, I really liked the services provided and the atmosphere of the hotel. Thank you for the wonderful memory.

We weren't able to go on the day we intend to check in due to some medical reasons. They were so kind to accommodate us in a different date. Thanks a lot!

The environment is comfortable and clean, the room is spacious and bright, and the facilities are complete and functional. The front desk service was warm and attentive, and check-in was very efficient. The room was thoroughly cleaned, and the bedding was soft and comfortable for sleeping. The hotel's location is convenient, the surroundings are quiet, and the soundproofing is also good. Overall, the experience was great, offering excellent value for money. I would choose this place again next time and highly recommend it to everyone!

The hotel is well-equipped with excellent facilities, including a gym that provides towels and drinking water. It was spotlessly clean, especially the room. My only minor complaint is that complimentary bottled water was not provided. However, the hotel's location is a significant drawback; it didn't feel very safe, particularly the walk to the subway station, so guests should definitely exercise caution.

Unreal experience as always! Came last week for a Saturday night date.. we had the best time room was so aesthetically pleasing the view of London city is insane the sunrise wakes you up and we got a free upgrade from a micro studio to a suite so much so we booked another night - 1 week later we had an event to attend and so booked the same place and a suite this time only to again be upgraded to the 22nd (Top) floor with a great view and amenities! The staff are always so accommodating and lovely to

I've booked this hotel multiple times for various reasons. Initially, it was quite appealing, and I was drawn to its unique cultural vibe. However, after several stays, the experience has been less than comfortable, with a roughly equal number of pros and cons. On the positive side: 1. The hotel room windows can be opened. While they don't allow for a cross breeze, they do help improve indoor air quality, which is a feature not typically found in most 4-5 star hotels that rely solely on sealed windows and air conditioning for ventilation. 2. The bathroom radiator's temperature is adjustable and controllable, another feature not available in most 4-5 star hotels with central heating. 3. The hotel rooms feature synthetic flooring instead of carpet. 4. The staff service is generally good, and they are responsive to issues. On the negative side: 1. The floor insulation is poor. Unless you're on the top floor, you'll hear footsteps from the room above. 2. The rug in front of the bed is attached with prickly strips, which can become ineffective over time and pose a tripping hazard, or make the floor feel uneven when walking on it with slippers. 3. In some rooms, the sink drains slowly. While it improves after being unblocked, I discovered a pipe leak that causes water to seep through the tile cracks. 4. The 'deluxe double bed' rooms seem like temporarily converted suites, offering no sound insulation. Conversations and laughter from outside are clearly audible.

Our family stayed in two rooms for three nights. We had requested higher-floor rooms but were given accessible rooms on the first floor instead. We were told the higher floors are only for executive rooms. There were many small flies coming from the toilets in both rooms, even with daily cleaning. We also saw similar flies around the Parma ham and cheese area at breakfast buffet, which was disappointing. On the positive side, the location is convenient and there are good restaurants nearby. The service was generally good. It would help if the hotel could improve pest control and be more flexible with room assignments for families.