Snoozebox Olympic Park0

- Very comfy bed. Double bed fit us perfect. - Adequate showering and other facilities - Modern and clean - Excellent location, literally 30 seconds to Pudding Mill Lane DLR which is a 2/3 minute ride to Stratford and 10 mins to Canary Wharf. - Blocks out the noise from pre and post Abba Voyage parties.

1. The water from sink isn't drinkable which is odd. I think it's reasonable to expect potable water no? While they did provide cans of water like a coke can it seems pointless to keep getting them. 2. The handle on the door was a hole you could see through which makes it odd when using the bathroom to see inside or out of it which almost makes the half opaque door a bit pointless. 3. No plugs right next the bed on the wall - they're inside the storage desks underneath the single bunk bed. They could reach with longer leads yes but not with your typical one. You'd expect it on the wall or directly next to you.

Very well located for the ABBA Voyage Arena, which was why we stayed there. It's also just opposite Pudding Mill Lane DLR station. The rooms were as expected, and there are plenty of communal seating areas (important as the rooms are compact). The continental breakfast at £6 was good value, although going early will give you a better choice of items. There is a bar, and a great party atmosphere in the afternoons and evenings, including a disco at certain times. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Understandably there were no kettles in the rooms, as the water isn't recommended for drinking, but maybe having a vending machine for cheaper hot drinks than those available from the bar (which are quite expensive) would be good, or a hot water dispenser in the lounge area perhaps, so we could make our own coffee/tea

Does exactly as it says, the rooms are on the small side but they fit all the basics in to what is a fairly tight space. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. It is situated right across the road from the DLR.

Can’t drink the tap water but there were 2 cans of water in the room. The drainage is quite noisy (think airplane toilet)so if you use the toilet late at night the whole place hears it.

It was a novel experience, who wouldn't want to spend at least one night of their life in a shipping container. The air con was a helpful addition, especially since we arrived on the hottest night of the year. I loved the attention to detail, everything was spotless, and the staff were brilliant. I loved the design and layout of the room, a lesson in practical design! Lively bar, especially because of the ABBA Arena being directly opposite, and a fun place to be. Parking on site was a great boon as well as being right by the DLR station. DLR trains are quiet, so no noisy stress there. All round great reminder how much fun life was when we were young.

Nothing really, but you need to really get on with your partner, because the space inside really is tiny!

It is exactly what they call it: a box. It’s impressive how compact and yet functional the rooms are. Very clean and very friendly staff. In particular I’d like to mention one of the cleaners: we had a chat and I told her about the very hard time I am having and she showed a empathy I’ve rarely seen in a stranger. I couldn’t grab her name but she’ll know I am talking about her if she reads this. Thanks for the cappuccino darling: microfoam was just perfect.

One thing only: the single bed on top of the double bed is very…in the way

If you're staying in London one thing is for sure, finding an affordable room is always a hassle. So this is where Snoozebox comes in handy, it's a cool sleeping hub near Pudding Mill. Its located next to a DLR station and very near London City Airport. The main visitors of this hotel are the ABBA experience gang, boomers who need a chill place to crash. They value sleep, so the premisses is very quiet.

You can't drink the water from the tab, but cans of water are provided. Sometimes the bathroom makes weird noises. Booked a late check-out but housekeeping knocked my door twice.

The room is very compact (as expected from pictures), maybe a bit too much for a couple but great size for solo travellers. Enough space to organise your stuff and hide your luggage-- and the bed is extremely comfortable. Very well connected (just in front of the DLR, Stratford is close by and has tube, buses, trains etc). Overall great if you're not looking for anything fancy!

Rain shower only, no detachable shower head (great for some, not so great if you have hair). Not a huge issue but: there's a pub on the premise which gets very busy only around the shows at the nearby ABBA Theatre (NOT at night! and not every day) As long as you don't hate ABBA, it's very manageable.

We only needed a room to lay our heads, then we were out exploring. The room reminded us of Japan, nothing extra needed. Everything was minimal. It worked for us though. Front desk were always available. Coffee available to buy in the morning. Right next to the DLR makes for great transport connections.

We came back on one night and the social area was packed with ABBA enthisiasts. We thought we'd grab a beer, seeing as the music was raging - but the bar was closed. It would have been good if we could have just been able to grab a bottle of beer to take to our room, even if they were closing the dance floor

Brilliant location when attending a concert at the London Stadium. The rooms were small as expected but immaculately clean, the bed was really comfy and the free continental breakfast was a surprise when we woke up!

The bar is very noisy up until the point it closes, so I wouldn’t recommend staying here unless you are seeing a concert at either the Olympic Stadium or Abba Stadium.

I loved feeling like I was in a ship's cabin, I loved just how clean everything was, Loved the enclosed courtyard with seating and fairy lights. Also loved that it wasn't in the centre of Stratford - there was respite from the general buzz and noise.

the pillows are rubbish. The ramped entrance from the car park was locked - as a disabled person, this caused me to have to walk all the way round. Could be better with understanding how much energy that depletes for people with mobility problems. Either, have the ramp open, OR have clearer signage that fields people to reception a different way.