Ibis London Canning Town

"The hotel is ideally located only 1 tube stop away from the O2 arena (3 min ride, 4 min walk to hotel) for which is the reason I stayed at this hotel with my sister. We booked a twin sweet room, the room is fairly small but manageable. We discovered the beds were pushed together. This was no problem as the side tables are moveable and you can create a space between the beds if you so desire. The breakfast was excellent and we both enjoyed it. Staff were friendly and approachable. I would recommend this hotel for somewhere to stay for a single night when visiting the O2 arena."

"We booked Ibis London Hotel Canning Town for our 3-night stay in London and I have to say, it was a very pleasant stay for us from the beginning to the end of our trip. The location of the hotel is in my opinion, excellent for those who want to check the city as a tourist or those who have something in the O2 Arena near. The London Underground metro and DLR station is literally opposite of the hotel building and it takes just 5 stops to London Bridge and 7 to Westminster, so it's basically very close to the center in my opinion. Also, it's a 1-minute walk to McDonald's, Starbucks, and a Lidl grocery store. The hotel also has its own restaurant but we didn't have time to check. But there was also a good smell in the lobby. Rooms also felt kinda new and very clean. I had very good sleep there; the beds are comfy, also there was no noise from the street."

"The hotel was in a great location and this made it easy to access loads of great facilities. The staff were polite, friendly and professional at all times. Whilst our room was lovely and clean, for an accessible room we found it quite lacking. My daughter booked the room so the booking was in her name. Both myself and partner whilst not wheelchair bound have issues with extremely painful joints that affect our mobility. The quilt was extremely heavy and tucked in all around the bed. It was a struggle to pull the quilt out so our limbs could move around it hurt both of our arms. Further problems came as the quilt was so heavy it hurt to have it weigh us down. The bed was extremely hard and so as neither of us could get comfy due to pain, neither of us got any sleep. We couldn’t work out how to turn the light on in the bathroom. The toilet was extremely low and I struggled to get up from it. I realised that there was a pull down bar behind the toilet after I’d struggled to get up. It was however no use then. You couldn’t pull the bar down when sat on the toilet 🙄. The decor and lovely staff are no good if a disabled room does not consider all disabilities."