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Easy to find, fab that it had parking, easy contact with host, exceptional value for money. Slept well bed comfy, went there to watch a show at Covent Garden, taxi to Woolwich arsenal train station £6, got train using Oyster card to London Bridge changed twice to get to Covent Garden’s, easy to do and didn’t have to wait long, did take @ 45 mins in total from leaving flat to Covent Garden’s so leave enough time to enjoy some sights, this cosy one bed flat is a great find if coming back for 1 night would def use again as a base

The location of Curly Curves is very good taking to consideration that geographically Woolwich is far from the downtown. After 12 minutes walk to the Elisabeth line, you can get to central London in less than an additional 30 minutes, and to Docklands in 10 minutes. If you want to use the bus to shorten the initial walk - the buses are just 4 minutes away. While some people were complaining about the bathroom not being private, it actually is just for you. Saying so, it is not en-suite, but that was never promised. To add to the positives - the TV allows you to watch both Netflix and BBC (although it should be positioned higher), space is quite generous (compared to hotels in London) and the bed comfortable.

Location is great. Staff are professional and welcoming.

Was the second time we stayed at this hotel as we loved it so much the first time. Something different. A beautiful authentic yacht in a perfect location within walking distance of the Excel Exhibition Centre. Service was on par with what you would expect from a 4* hotel.

Very well contained

Everything was great. We managed to check in slightly earlier and even though our room wasn't ready Tara made sure our bags were looked after.

The breakfast is exceptionally good! The beds very comfortable and the staff extremely helpful.

Honestly, the worst hotel I've ever stayed at. Not only because of the equipment, which also has many deficiencies, but also because of the lack of empathy, professionalism, and problem-solving ability of the receptionist Nioka. When I made the reservation, I filtered for accessibility for people with reduced mobility, booked the family room, which had the badge and said it was wheelchair accessible. I also sent an email to the hotel to make sure they knew that the person COULD NOT CLIMB STAIRS OR STEPS, to which they replied that it was accessible. But here's the deceit and cleverness: you can't access the bathroom, meaning a person in a wheelchair can't shower in that room. When I told them that we wouldn't be able to bathe her in that bathroom, the receptionist rudely said it wasn't her problem and that's what I had booked; if I wanted the one equipped for people with disabilities, I had to pay an extra 1200 pounds. She acknowledged that they don't always read emails, and maybe it was seen by someone who had just started working. The toilet seat was broken, they never came to fix it or even look at it. In the room, there were 3 of us and there were towels and cups for two. The hotel staff themselves used the disabled bathroom on the ground floor, so I had to take her to the regular one with difficulty. In summary: the hotel was a disaster, my mother couldn't bathe for 5 days, and I had to clean her in bed. She was distressed, and they ended up ruining our vacation. After recounting what happened at check out, the manager asked us not to give a bad review. The receptionist was rude, unwilling to help, lacked professionalism and empathy. People with disabilities: never stay at this hotel, I will never do so anywhere in the world.

-Great location, easy to find from Aldgate East tube -Rooms very comfy and I like the eco emphasis -Was upgraded for free, which is always a bonus! -Very clean and tidy -Clever room signs, I saw some of the younger guests having fun with the interactive signs and it was so lovely! (I also had fun with the interactive signs)

Close to underground, located close by supermarkets, bars and restaurants. Close walk to Tower Bridge area. Room was quiet.