East London Hotels with Restaurants

"Great view of Tower Bridge, the room was pretty good "

"Great stay as always, great location too for the O2 arena "

"My son and I had an excellent experience at the Apex Hotel. Our room was very clean, quiet and the beds were very comfortable. The location was great for walking to restaurants, the Tower of London and lots of other places of interest. The staff at the Apex was excellent and extremely helpful. Especially the young woman, Akihita, who made sure our stay was comfortable. I would highly recommend this hotel. "

"Very clean and quiet"

"First time staying here. Location was a little further out than i had assumed, but not a massive issue, felt safe walking around the area and comfy bed"

"Ive never stayed in a " Windowless room it was OK Room & Bathroom Good sizes,Clean & Nice Side Tables/ main table with tea/ Coffee making facilities were ready for the scrap heap(I do NOT exaggerate,wardrobe was from the 70s. The bed was definitely NOT a hotel quality mattress ,really quite hard,i did not sleep well that night. The duvet was quite thin For an overnight stay it was adequate!!! Would i stay there again,who knows if the price is right, I got a very good deal:-)on this...

"Attended for Event at O2- Very easy access and direct connection to hotel. Private and well furnished with access to bars, spa and facilities. Was upgraded on arrival which was a above expectations and was looked after by all that I encountered the Room was fabulous overlooking the O2 building and had a fantastic king size bed which was lovely, one of the best nights sleep! Exceeded expectations to include small touches as complimentary mouthwash, dental kit, mini bar , robes and variety of hot...

"Nice location, breakfast is recommended because in sites around the hotel is way more expensive. Lack of amenities in the bathroom. Don´t book through Expedia because if you cancel due to grave incidents out of your control, they don´t show up accordingly. My brother had to cancel his trip because of the Heathrow fire and the hotel and Expedia charged him one full night, although I advised the hotel in advance of the unwilling cancellation."