Lovely friendly staff , very very clean and spacious room with eclectic decor. Nearest paid parking approx 15 min walk away. Highly recommended.

L’accès à la chambre

The room and corridor had an unpleasant smell, even after we asked for air freshener. There could’ve been better attention one tea bag per person was a bit stingy

Yes

The room was very clean and the breakfast was good.

Nice and courteous staff, neat environment and welcoming

Lovely hotel, blending old school library charm with a Turkish vibe.

A really quirky hotel which was enjoyable to stay in. It was like being in a living library. The staff were very attentive and seemed genuinely pleased that I was there as a guest. The room was clean and interesting, but a little cramped. Being a man of a certain age, I need the bathroom during the night and there was very little space to get out of the bed easily whilst semi conscious 😂 the location was handy next to the DLR but a little far out of town.

Good hotel

The whole stay stood out. The hotel was exceptional with the staff absolutely fantastic. We had a great experience.

Everything was perfect. Special hotel that's clearly a labour of love for the owners. Staff were excellent and service was first class. I will return.

A strange hotel. Huge Turkish theme, stuff everywhere! But, its a nice hotel, friendly, good location for the East End, nice rooms and well managed.

All excellent

As advertised

Only a flying visit, I'm afraid, so no chance to sample the wellbeing facilities, but the hotel itself is fantastic. If you're tired of characterless, identical chain hotels and fancy seeing London from a different perspective, this is the place for you. Quirky and fun decor, quietly attentive and friendly staff, really nicely appointed, comfortable rooms - and a killer Negroni in the bar. At this price point, it is excpetional. I'll be back,,,

Our stay was ok. I thought the hotel was very unique, smelled wonderful and the staff were generally friendly, with room for improvement. The room was very average and the unique feel of the hotel didnt carry through, which is a shame. The Homer room felt more like an Ikea build than an historal homage to the poet. The front desk attendants were on and off polite, at times carried on typing while i spoke to them. Restaurant attendant was lovely. Food was great and portion sizes good for the price you paid. I called for more coffee pods and they came promptly. Although no way of knowing how to call the reception as there's no info anywhere. Room cleanup was ok, although no replacement of dirty cups was strange. All in all, i wouldnt return to this hotel but it is a beautiful building with soft touches like family photos in the library area. Thanks for the stay.

Yes the staff were helpful to an extent Our room was freezing upon arrival I tried to switch air con on but nothing I rang reception and they tried to explain how to work it in there words if it doesn’t work it may be a frozen pipe So still no heating Complained again the following day when they gave us a electric radiator Breakfast wasn’t great either Luke warm food and Luke warm coffee / tea for the price I paid for the two nights deffo not worth it .

Worst sleep no sleep at all

A unique hotel which is quirky in design from both decor and room perspectives. Very clean and great location for both central London and The O2 but the bed could be a little more comfortable. Also too much ambient lighting from the mini-bar fridge makes it very difficult to get the room completely dark. But a good price for a nice and well kept hotel.

Really nice to stay somewhere a bit bonkers rather than an anonymous white box. We had a comfortable stay and the sauna was nice (although the journey through the hotel and past old conference furniture wasn’t promising. We had the Ada Lovelace room, which was a good size. It did need some attention, though. The toilet seat was detached, the mini fridge didn’t work and the curtains had just been chopped off at the bottom with ragged threads hanging down, and the shower tray was rather grimy round the outside. So, providing you don’t expect the kind of perfection the hotel photos promise, and providing you don’t pay the standard price, it’s an interesting place to stay. Two stops on the DLR to Bank means easy travel to the city.