ibis budget London Whitechapel - Brick Lane

The hotel was extremely clean and the front-desk service was also great. The breakfast was delicious for the price (in our case, this was already included in the booking fee, but if I remember well it's around 5gbp). The location is very handy because you're close to everything (well, it's Whitechapel). If you don't know the neighborhood, please google it first to know if it suits your needs and preferences. One detail: if you're booking a 2 single bed room, privacy is not the best due to the size of the room. The shower only has a (very transparent) glass to separate it from the room, and the toilet is next to it (with a door, luckily) so it's important to have this in mind. Other than that, the neighborhood has everything you need: local restaurants, cafés, a big Tesco Express a few meters away, etc.

The hotel located in a muslim area if i might say, but it is super easy to find, close to tube & everything went smooth & well

The location is convenient and well-connected to central London. Very close to Liverpool street station as well. Love it

Clean facilities, good temperature and friendly staff - location is close to two tube stations.

Too small… the room is too cold and it was told that the service person is coming by to check the heating up but no one came..,

The hotel itself seems to be clean enough and we got daily cleaning services and towel changes, but that basically sums up the good part of the hotel. The neighborhood itself (Whitechapel) isn't a good one. All the vending machines selling products with at least 200% markup. We ordered a breakfast with our stay, which we received on the first day of the stay, but then the hotel decided that we don't have a breakfast in our order and showing them the order from the official trip.com voucher didn't help. The hotel member that talked to us (lets call him Y), just pointed to his computer saying we don't have a breakfast in our order, and told us talk to the agency or to trip.com. It's important to mention that there were other people around and they all looked at us while Y treated as if we were baggers or thieves who are trying to get a free 2.5£ meal. At some point Y just started ignoring us and when we asked him why would he treat us like that he hinted that we don't speak English or that we are stupid (not sure which of the 2 he went for). trip.com helped us swiftly and got us a refund for the breakfasts. I would avoid this hotel if I could.