Hotels near Northwest Supermarket, London

Great hotel right we’re we needed it nice clean room ,good tv ,quiet,warm, with air conditioning,good shower,kettle in room but complimentary coffee machine downstairs that does hot chocolate! Complimentary breakfast that was spot on good quality ! All Staff are great. Parking is an extra if needed. That good I just booked again

Handy location for Excel - which is about 10 mins walk away Car park on site - not massive but good number of spaces - the parking payment is per 24 hrs. Make sure you enter the correct car reg etc at reception Good friendly welcome at the desk and a good room in the hotel. No noise from outside but a bit of noise from inside with noisey guests talking in the corridor a few times on saturday night. Only got the room key card to work in 1 of the 2 lifts and gave up in the end and used the stairs - its not clear why you would secure the lifts with key cards but not the stair well ? Good room - air con and a nice big bed and shower. Not much round and about for eating on a saturday night so had a pizza at the hotel bar - it was quite big ordered a 4 cheese pizza but was more like a cheese and tomato - pretty plain and ordinary - not brilliant value for money. Overall I would definately use this hotel again.

Stayed here for one night, amazing staff, brilliant spacious room. If you have Hilton account then they will give you a room upgrade depending on your status. I also got a free breakfast and warm cookies on arrival. The breakfast is a buffet style and was amazing. Room has a coffee machine which was a big plus! Perfect location for London City Airport or the close by entertainment/ business areas (Excel and Canary Warf)

As I was working at a convention at Excel this weekend this hotel is certainly perfectly situated within a 3 min walk. I arrived Friday evening and was met with a completely soulless and uninspired welcome. The room (I was on the 9th floor) was spacious and certainly clean on arrival. I've stayed in several Novotel's recently, but the design here again is lacking in any individuality and feels very oppressive. A large bathroom, lighting was adequate, and for some odd reason the designer felt there was a priority for an electric opaque panel that could allow your guest to watch you shower if they wanted?! Thankfully I was alone, i wouldn't have wanted to share as every time the bathroom is in use the entire room lights up as the light bleeds through the floor to ceiling panel. The bathroom seemed lacking in any toiletries, and had nothing in the shower cubicle so I had to use the hand soap (I normally pack my own but other experiences in this chain gave sufficient toiletry options). In the morning I discovered the drain was blocked and so I partially flooded the bathroom as I hadn't fully noticed, it took nearly 10 minutes for the water to eventually run away. A call to reception got this fixed for my return that evening. Frustratingly as a tea drinker I am always baffled as to how coffee drinkers get so many options, but I only get 2 satchets of breakfast tea. Prob in 7/10 hotels I now stay in housekeeping always fail to acknowledge that I have only drunk tea and don't bother to replenish, something I only discovered as I woke up at 5am. Is it really that hard when they have replaced the milk? My room was warm upon arrival, so I dialled the control off. I woke several times in the morning due to the heat, opening the window made little difference as there is no air flow and just the sound of outside units whirring. I turned the control off but it made no difference and after a weekend its stifling, not helped when housekeeping leave the mirror light on which generates yet more heat. The bar was a miserable experience, the staff are completely unwelcoming, barely speak to you, don't listen to your order and seem unable to even acknowledge you. 2 friends came to meet me on Saturday night and had the same experience so we opted to go to another hotel bar for drinks and food instead. On arrival I had asked for the wine list/bar menu, but was told what I was given was completely outdated and incorrect...so why is it not replaced? Breakfast was OK, again just lacking in any form of customer engagement. All in all it was a functional space with a comfy bed but in this area it comes at a premium. It's a spacious hotel that just lacks any warmth, either in the decor OR in the customer interaction from the staff. I stay in several of the other chain's hotels up and down the country so was a little surprised by this experience, I won't be staying here again on my next visit to Excel.

Have stayed in a HIE before so checked how close this was to the ABBA arena and saw it was only about 15 minutes walk away. Arrived just after 2.00pm and room was ready. Check in efficient and polite - room was clean and had everything needed for a one night stay or even more. Tea and coffee making equipment and supplies provided, iron and ironing board, room safe and sufficient hangers. Had a drink in bar before heading out then another when we returned. Lots of fellow concert attendees to chat to! Breakfast more than adequate. Although we don’t usually have the hot food, the fruit compote and yogurt were delicious and there was plenty of choice of other things. All the staff were extremely pleasant and everywhere we saw was clean. We were very glad we had chosen to stay here. Would definitely recommend. Excellent value for money.

Wonderful hotel with excellent location. The room was clean, very comfortable and had great view of the London Stadium. The location was amazing, next to a huge Stratford Shopping Centre and to the subway station with many subway lines. The staff was friendly, professional and very helpful. KUDO to the Concierge Staff, especially NALEEF, DANIEL, AND ONE OTHER GENTLEMAN (sorry! i forgot his name). My wife got pickpocketed in London. The Concierge staff, especially Naleef, went above and beyond their duty to help us to deal with our distress moments. He advised us to report the theft to the London Police, and also the Concierge staff helped us tremendously to deal with our stolen credit cards. We really appreciated what these amazing staff did for us. Thanks so much to Naleef, Daniel and to all the Concierge staff for making us feel so welcome and for all your unforgettable help during our stay. The world needs more of these people like your Concierge staff. Hyatt should be very proud to have these amazing Concierge staff. We certainly will return to this Hyatt hotel in the future and would highly recommend this Hyatt hotel to anyone!

Pros: Great room, spotless and fab shower that we never wanted to leave as it was very nice and powerful. The mattress was soft, we like a firm mattress, but it was fine. Excellent location for the Olympic Village events. The outdoor drinks area was very nice, had some lovely cocktails, which were reasonably priced. Lovely furniture and nice extra touches such as blankets outside, but not needed in July. Breakfast was very nice too, nice selection all high quality foods, hot and cold. We ordered fish and chips from the room service menu and a Caesar salad, it was the best fish and chips that we had eaten in a long time. Excellent, well done chef. Cons: The lifts stunk of sewerage, I-can only assume that there are drains below, it, it was awful, but on balance it was just in the lift. The staff at Reception weren’t massively friendly, we asked about paying for the car park and the replied was, ‘it’s nothing to do with us’, maybe but it’s essential knowledge for a guests stay. All other staff were lovely in the restaurant and a special mention to the lady that delivered our room service. Thank you.

We booked a deluxe room but we're assigned a room with weird layout, there's a wall in between the bed and sofa which made the sitting and sleeping area become very cramped. We did managed to change to another room, but I'd make this known so other guests would be aware. The breakfast buffet was very good, especially the egg counter. We had breakfast for over a week there and enjoyed it everyday. The hotel is adjacent to the entrance of London Olympic Park which is a bonus for tourist to explore and discover. You can see the residences for the athletes which become condos and the Olympic stadium is now home stadium of West Ham Football Club.

We have stayed in the hotel before because it’s a great location, clean, and just exactly what we need. On this occasion we were upgraded to an apartment on the 11th floor. We always book a twin room and are often put in an accessible room which is very large and spacious so it was good to be upgraded to an apartment so we could compare. The apartment was smaller than we expected and the bedroom wasn’t big enough for our cases so we had to store them in the lounge but it was really nice to have a separate area with sofa so we could sit and watch tv. The view was blocked by a wall in front of both windows which was a little disappointing as we could have seen for miles from being so high up so we didn’t have a view at all. All in all it was good to be upgraded but in all honesty we prefer the regular twin room or the accessible twin room as they are more spacious with lovely views. All have adequate kitchens with facilities to cook and store food.

Booked one night for a wedding. It's a nice boutique hotel, one of the cheaper options at the time for the area – but still London price range. Located in Wood Wharf, a newer area of Canary Wharf there was a lot of construction nearby and thus a few roads were closed. There's a Dishoom next door as well as the hotel's own restaurant which I did not try. Also a few coffee shops and other restaurants opposite the hotel and Amazon Fresh (self-serve store) was across the road. For London hotels, expect the amenities to be mediocre. Surprisingly, there was free bottled water in the room, unfortunately, it tasted like the cardboard it came in. Shower was good, was powerful and the hot water was sufficient. Thankfully, the shampoo and conditioner was not 2 in 1, but the body wash and hand wash was. Room overall was cramped, no room for a medium sized suitcase, I had a cabin sized suitcase and needed to keep it closed to be able to walk around the room. Mattress and pillows are on the very very soft side. A little disappointing that check-in is so late and strictly at 3pm and check-out is so early at 11am. I only stayed 1 night it so really felt how short it was. Didn't interact with staff so much, but nothing out of the ordinary. TV services was strangely cut-off after 1am - not sure if just by coincidence, but it came back on in the morning. Super close to Canary Wharf station so that was nice. Pretty much what was expected of an average London hotel, but if you've travelled to Asia or maybe even Europe you'll know there's still a lot of room for improvement/comparison especially in the cost-performance index.