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City View Hotel Stratford

11 Church Street North, London · Hotel

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Budget hotel near Festival Leisure Park and West Ham in Stratford, London, with simple rooms and a bar offering billiards and darts.

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About City View Hotel Stratford

Festival Leisure Park is close by, and West Ham is a short journey away, making City View Hotel Stratford a handy, no-frills base for exploring this corner of east London. The surrounding streets have restaurants, pubs and other eateries within easy reach, so there's no shortage of options for an evening out.

The hotel itself keeps things simple, with 28 modest rooms, some sharing bathroom facilities, which suits guests after a straightforward place to sleep rather than a polished stay. A bar on site has billiards and darts, giving the hotel a relaxed, sociable edge in the evenings. Breakfast is included, and free WiFi, air conditioning and a garden are available, along with meeting rooms, concierge services, childcare and luggage storage for those who need them.

Free on-site parking is a practical bonus for anyone arriving by car. It's a low-key option rather than a luxury one, best suited to travellers who want an affordable, central-enough spot to rest between days out in Stratford and the wider area.

Reception hours

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Current hours may differ from the usual schedule above (e.g. holidays) — check Google Maps for today's hours.

What guests say

Clem Fandango

Stayed here for a business trip in June 26 due to last minute reservations. First impressions of the place weren’t great. Upon approaching the ‘hotel’, on a nice, albeit breezy June evening, every single curtain on the ground floor was drawn, strange sure, alarm bells, not just yet. Entering the ‘hotel’ felt like walking into an islamic sleeper cell, combined with about 6 blokes on their knees praying in the direction of a low quality treadmill on the other side of the room, all while the faint ringing of drug addicts fighting over the road echoed through reception. The advertised car park doesn’t exist, however on street parking is fine, as long as ‘you’re out before the warden comes around at approx 8am’. Walking to the rooms was an experience that can only be described as a sensory overload. Visibly, as you’re walking through the ‘hotel’ it’s like stepping back into the 50s with regards to the decor and carpets. The overload part really comes in the form of the smells, which seemingly get stronger and stronger the further you walk into the ‘hotel’, my colleague and I disagreed to a certain extent on what makes these smells come to fruition. In the end we compromised on the concoction of general dirtiness, cigarette smoke (and the burning plastic cup used as an ashtray by the fire exit to our rooms) and cat vomit / feces, which I believe was attracting the dozen or so flys swarming the hallway. To the credit of the’hotel’ no cat vomit / feces were anywhere to be seen, making the situation even more peculiar. My room was actually quite nice compared with my colleagues, however the TV only turned on, but you couldn’t change the channel, no real drama as the sound didn’t work either. No hot water was actually a rather refreshing experience. However not all bad as the bed was quite comfortable and a stained towel was provided. Throughout the night the addicts continued to fight outside and the traffic seemed to increase. At one point I opened the curtains just to check if I was indeed in downtown Bangledesh, nope still night time Stratford. Breakfast was included. We did not eat breakfast. Given this 3 stars as they were no trouble really and we did survive, plus you won’t find much cheaper in all of London city. Would stay again.

2 months ago · via Google

KatarzYna

No one seems to care, the place smells bad. It genuinely feels like you’re doing them a favor by being a guest. The staff seemed completely uninterested- no sense of customer service and condition is poorly.

8 months ago · via Google

Daddu “The Philophobia”

after this I won’t book a hotel while I m drunk the hotel room was small and you could hear everything and the door you need to lock it by key

3 months ago · via Google

harman bhullar

They are reduced in all services and rooms are not clean and they didn't give me equipments.

3 months ago · via Google

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Low-key hotel offering quaint rooms with shared bathrooms, plus a bar with billiards and darts.

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At a glance

Address
11 Church Street, London, E15 3HU Get directions
Property type
Hotel
Location
11 Church Street North, London
Good for children
No
Destination
London