Hub by Premier InnLondon Spitalfields

Posto perfetto dove stare una notte ma non di più. La stanza è ben progettata con caratteristiche utili ma, come ho già detto, è molto claustrofobica e per lungo tempo può essere deprimente.

Pros Not too bad a location, can get a little uncomfortable at night for solo travellers while heading back as there are few people loitering around. Smart rooms, control panel control the lights and the signs for the door. Compact room but it's cosy for one. Cons (scary encounter) Someone rang my doorbell and tried to force open the room door in the middle of the night. Luckily i locked it from the inside and door couldn't be opened. It happened twice within the same night. There was no room phone so i had to call the hotel from my own mobile, and feeling puzzled, 2 staff came up to my room to clarify. They then told me a drunk 'guest' was 'assisted' to come up the hotel rooms, but she had actually went to the wrong hotel. Weird explanation, because firstly, a room key is needed to access the lift. Secondly, if the person who assisted the drunk guest is a hotel staff who owns a master key since he's able to access the lift, he should've verify her identity prior to allowing the guest up the rooms premises. Its a safety concern. What if I did not lock the room door from the inside? The drunk guest could have just barged in and i as a female, was staying alone. Lastly, there was no kettle, only 2 bottles of water.

First time I've stayed in this type of accommodation. Bed, bathroom, bijou. Really liked it, clean, tidy, friendly people. Not quite sure why I couldn't check in without speaking to a person, which seems to defeat the object somewhat. For me though, a bit thumbs up. Decent value in a city where value isn't a word in the dictionary...