Top Hotels Near Olympic Village in London from AU$55

"Great staff, Great experience would stay here again! Great location as well! "

"Room was really clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. Great menu range in restaurant. Breakfast was fresh with a great variety of choices. Brilliant stay all round "

"Perfect stay "

"The whole stay was amazing, great cleanliness, location and very friendly staff. Overall an exceptional customer experience!"

"I was very pleasantly surprised by this hotel for the money. The foyer was very clean and welcoming, the staff very friendly and helpful and the room (although fairly small) was spotless and had all the amenities needed. Continental breakfast was very nicely prepared and laid out. It is the first time I’ve stayed in this area of London but this would be my hotel of choice should I come here again."

"The staff were nice and welcoming"

"Seemless check in. Just wish the hotel prowided a vase for flowers. But other than that perfect! :)"

"Had a great stay at Hyatt Regency Stratford. All staff were very attentive, friendly and professional. We will certainly book again, next time we come to London "

"This tucked away hotel was such an amazing experience. The staff were super amazing during my entire stay specifically Olena. The hotel is super clean and the bed is super comfortable and cozy. The showers are nice and clean. The hotel has nice touches that I never experienced in America that make it super cute. There is an ironing room on the 3rd floor which is brilliant and free coffee stations are located on each floor. The second floor has an amazing library/quiet room to work. The 4th floor has a gym and hot tub. The hotel is located within walking distance of the whitechapel train station. The hotel has a nice restaurant "Mr. White's English Coffee that we had a great dinner at. The staff were just as wonderful. A waitress "Nicoletti" not sure of spelling was super nice and cute and did an American accent as a girl named "Tiffany" hilarious. Full transparency, when I arrived at night, I was a little skeptical because it felt like the Bronz or Queens but the area is super safe and everyone was very nice. Its was about a 20 minute walk to Tower Bridge which is a must see. If you are a first time visitor, I would do the bus tours on the first day to get a feel of the areas. Borough Market and Camden Market are a must."