London Hotels with Wifi

Central location. Walked to parks, theatre & train stations. The outside & entrance are still looking like a building site. The entrance and reception area are small considering how many peoples the building can accomodate. The receptionist is friendly & helpful though. Once entering the lift & living area which are clean and mordern. Felt a bit dark in the common cocoon area- may be few pictures in the wall will give this place some characteristics. If the company can create a common mingle area, which will be appreciated as it has quite international feel in the cocoon area. The shower area is a bit like the shower block when I go camping and caravanning. Clean and modern, but the shower head is terrible and splashing water everywhere- even in the suppose to be dry area! ( may be the face downward shower heads will be more suitable for that small area.). In general, I am happy with my one night stay with a small rucksack L. Value for money.

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.

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!

I booked this hotel for a one night work stay through Trip.com who offered a good rate. The location was convenient for Liverpool Street station. The room was compact but comfortable, modern and functional. There is also a cafe on the premises and a useful ironing room. It was fine for one night’s stay for one person. I found soundproofing to be poor, especially from the corridor (e.g. doors slamming shut, people walking past, etc.). My room has a window but it is flossed over and I felt a little claustrophobic. Overall, it was a reasonable stay.

Great hotel and staff. The guy on reception saw that I was melting and worn out so he gave me a bottle of water. It was immediately obvious where the entrance was as there’s only a little A4 size sign on the wall. The room was immaculate. The only thing that let down was the dodgy sink that leaked at midnight and the plug wouldn’t release. Wasn’t really a major issue for 1 night though

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

Excellent hotel in East London. 10 mins walk away from Forest Gate tube station, 10 mins by bus to Stratford. Very well kept and rooms are very clean and have everything you need. Staff are very helpful and super friendly. Breakfast is very good as well. I would definitely stay here again, highly recommend if you’re looking for a great place to stay at a good price.

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.

Quite a bog standard Hilton. The location was ok, good for me as I like walking and I wanted to be somewhere a bit different to where I had been before. Reasonably close to a tube. Plenty of cafes and eateries nearby. The place was clean and the bed was comfy. It was just fine, nothing more than that. Reception area was nice, staff friendly but the room was bland and edging on tired. I didn't eat in the hotel. The toiletries and complimentary water was nice and the towels and shower were decent. I've stayed in worse places, I've stayed in better places.

Great service and friendly staff were always available. Breakfast was great for what you paid, and it was all you can eat. Toast, ham, cheese, fruit, yoghurt, coffee, not a full English breakfast but very affordable. Things like amenities such as washing and towels were available, but had to pay a small price extra for. The facilities were good and there was a bar/hang out area which was open each night and made it very easy to.mingle with fellow travellers. Very central to the city and most landmarks were walking distance about an hour or so which is good when visiting a new city. Of course the London tube is available. Would highly recommend anyone travelling to London solo for a nice experience to meet fellow travellers without breaking the bank.