Zedwell Greenwich

Very nice place to stay, A good location for a lot of things I wanted. Could have done with at least one piece of furniture in the room! Perhaps something by the bed to set my glasses on! Maybe some lighting for the bed too. But I would re-iterate, very nice and comfortable.

Check in was very easy and straightforward, the room was clean, staff were helpful, and it was in a very lovely area. Greenwich market was just less than a 15 minute walk away. Overall, a very good stay

Its great value for money

The rooms are beyond minimalistic. Mattress on the floor. Frosted glass bathroom door. No door knob but a hole where the knob should be

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Clean room although carpet could go with replacing. No basics like a cup, spoon or kettle which seems so basic I didn’t check. Just a bed and bathroom but functional for one night and well connected

Went to reception to ask where I could get a glass of water (no bottles in room) and was told to drink the tap water in the bathroom. No cups provided in room to do this. Asked to borrow an iron and had to pay a £10 deposit to bring it to the room. Room was not clean. Removed socks to walk on wooden floor around bed and immediately had dirt stick to the soles of my feet.

Really great stay for a cheap, clean, upmarket alternative to a hostel. Lovely clean design rooms and excellent A/C (very important in the latest heatwaves!). The only thing to say is that you shouldn’t stay here if you have any mobility concerns or can’t get up and down off the floor easily, as there are no chairs in the rooms, only near-floor mattresses/beds. I really think the rooms would really benefit from a minimalist shelf or desk and stools to put items on/perch on, as it made the room a bit un functional and prone to mess (we had a twin room). This is the main reason why I’ve only given 4 star, not 5.

Clean, decent room Had some problems with water interruption and also electricity partially not working

Water stopped working in the morning. No windows in rooms. Room was hot. The air con not cold.

Wow. A disappointment of a room - bed on the floor, no TV or any other amenity in the room. Room too small even for one person. Had to rent an iron.

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Pros: good price for the location; good air conditioning; quiet room and helpful staff. Cons: the room was quite small with no window or furniture; the mattress was a bit soft; the room was clean but the carpet was stained. Overall the place is a bit soulless. We would consider staying here again due to the lack of local alternatives. It's not awful, just not great.

Simple and functional but very clean and quiet. Aircon worked really well thankfully. In a convenient location for the DLR too.

Well clean room, comfortable bed and the staff were friendly and helpful.

Clean, air conditioned but only the bare essee

Value for money, but very basic: no chair, no hangers, no tv and no window! No lip on the shower floor to stop water spilling over the bathroom floor. Also, with the lights off there was a very noticeable greenish glow from the ceiling ventilation grill. Very convenient for Greenwich and easy striking distance of central London, though.

Basically a cabin with a mattress on the floor. No desk, chair, tv or tea making facilities. But it was cheap and for us a good location. Bathroom clean and towels changed daily, make your own bed however. We left at 9am and returned at 10pm , spending our day sightseeing. So all in all good value for money if all you need is a bed and a shower near Greenwich.

The hotel generally was very clean and decorated nicely. The room was absolutely tiny, there was no other furniture in the room except a bed so everything had to go on the floor. We did go for the cheapest room and there is no window, even the windows at the end of the corridor were frosted. The shower was good. The bed was okay comfort wise. The room was very dark which was fine for one night and we were more able to lie in! The check in desk was a self check in, there was one member of staff floating around the lobby. As I'd booked through a third party website I didn't have the code I needed to check in so had to ask for assistance so was glad she was around. You have to pay for any extras including early check in, late check out and a refundable deposit to use the iron (which you'd need to use in the corridor due to the size of the room. The iron was really grubby and stained my partner's shirt, we told the staff who gave us another iron which was also grubby so we had to clean the iron as much as we could first. The staff member was not very helpful. Realistically you could only stay in that room for one or two nights due to the size.

I was very disappointed in my stay at the Zedwell. Having booked a twin room 8 months ago for an event, I was shocked that the system automatically placed me in a double at ceck-in. When we questioned the staff, they said they didn't have any twins available but could offer us a bigger room and share a bed - it's ridiculous to rely so much on a computer system and not check manually. Me and my friend were particularly annoyed as we met other people who had booked a twin a few days ago and managed to get one. Sharing wasn't a problem for me and my friend, but not ideal and not what we paid for. The "bigger room" was the same size and the bed was little more than a double in size. Be aware that the room is beyond basic for the price you are paying. The glass door to the bathroom may be aesthetically pleasing but offers little privacy. There was literally just a bed and a mirror in the room we ended up in, three hooks for coats that are too close to the wall to really use, that's it. No storage space, bin, chair, tea and coffee making facilities. Here are vending machines in the lobby and are horrendously priced - £3.50 for water or crisps, £4.50 for a capri-sun. You may have a captive audience but these prices are unreal considering there is no free water offered to guests or tea making items in the rooms.