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London Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) hotel

Discover South East London’s military past and take advantage of direct links to London City Airport and the heart of the capital

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91 Beresford Street, Woolwich, London SE18 6BG

Sat Nav Directions: SE18 6BG

Directions: Leave the A2 onto S Circular Road. Continue to follow S Circular Road towards Woolwich Ferry Centre. At the end of this road, take the third exit onto A206 (Woolwich High St). At the next roundabout, take the second exit onto A206 (Beresford St). Hotel is on the left.

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Transport and local information: Woolwich Arsenal Station 0.3 miles
Woolwich Dockyard Station 0.7 miles
Greenwich Heritage Centre 0.2 miles
Woolwich South Pier 0.5 miles
Royal Arsenal Farmer's Market 0.2 miles

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Hotel Parking:

Limited chargeable on-site parking is available at £8 for 24 hours.

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12 Dec 2018

Trip60925789991

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Our Christmas treat"

A nice stay for us for our Christmas treat of a show in London..we found the bed very comfortable and had a great nightssleep.. the mattress was very comfortable and would have the matttess at home .. great shower too .pleasant staff to

11 Dec 2018

Quest05073021745

Trip Type: Couples

"Okay"

Just not clean enough and staffs expectations for the rooms are clearly not that high as I left my room tidied than when the staff had made it up. I stay here regularly but I wouldn’t stay here again for two nights I would stick to one

2 Dec 2018

David D

Trip Type: Couples

"Premier Inn, Woolwich Arsenal, London."

We booked this hotel for two nights that encompassed both a family and theatre trip. The location was spot on. Woolwich DLR is just across the main road (two crossing points nearby) and from there you can connect with the whole of London’s transport network. The hotel itself is bright, modern and clean, lifts and doors are all key card operated which gives security a bit of a lift. We booked an accessible room, facilities were good. The shower was a walk in wet room with good support rails and a big seat.The toilet was accessible and fairly high (easy access for dodgy hips). The double bed was comfy, plenty of room around it on one side and just a bit limited on the other. Each side of the bed had plug sockets and a lamp, room lights were accessible and operated from the bed. There was a large flat screen TV with remote control (working well!) and alarm cords were reachable from the bedside and shower area. There is a decent restaurant offering a choice of cooked or continental breakfast and, if you want a drink, a decent bar and seating area. The staff who we met on our stay were all pleasant and helpful. All in all, a pleasant hotel and an enjoyable trip.

27 Nov 2018

HerChubbyHubby

East Riding of Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Accessible Room No. 201"

Accessible Room No. 201 We recently stayed two nights in this hotel paying a total of £110 at the saver rate; central London Premier Inns would have set us back £300 or more. The downside was that travel to and from central London by car took over ninety minutes during peak periods. It is though ideally situated for visiting the Greenwich maritime museum and surrounding area, and the O2 arena is less than fifteen minutes away by car. The car park is operated by a private company and they charge £8 per 24 hours, even for blue badge holders; there were at least seven disabled bays. Our room was located on the corner of the hotel, which has the general shape of a ship; so we were actually on the starboard side of the prow. The three large windows in the bedroom gave a wide view towards the river albeit obscured by tall apartment buildings. Entry to the room was through a private lobby, which insulated us from noise in the area where the elevators were situated. There were two upholstered armchairs as well as the chair at the desk; that amount of furniture usually restricts my wife’s ability to move about freely in her wheelchair; not so in this room as there was still plenty of floor space. The king size bed was made up of two single zip and lock beds, which are always uncomfortable in the middle. As such, I always call ahead to ask that a duvet is placed under the bed sheet as a mattress topper; that wasn’t in place when we checked in so I had to ask for one to be brought to our room. The bed was at an appropriate height for a wheelchair user, 50cm, and my wife found it easy to get in and out of. It was really comfortable too and on both nights we slept well. The A/C took a while to kick in when set but when it did get going it was efficient in cooling the room, and was very quiet. There were plenty of electrical sockets in the room including at least one with a USB charger. There was also plenty of lighting and with all turned on the room was very bright. The vanity mirror was situated in one corner of the room and there was plenty of room for my wife to sit in her wheelchair in front of it; so many times we find that the vanity mirror in the updated PI accessible rooms is placed in a location that makes it difficult to position a wheelchair directly in front. That said, it was set too high for a wheelchair user, the bevel being at eye level and obscuring my wife’s view; that is a common problem in all updated PI accessible rooms we have stayed in. The bathroom was a good size and, despite it having a hinged door rather than a sliding one, access to it was easy for my wife due to the large amount of floor space just outside it, and the door opening to at least 160 degrees. As is common with most other Premier Inn rooms we have stayed in, the thermostatic shower was easy to control and the water pressure was very good; it did take quite a while though for the hot water to come through, but when it did it remained at a constant temperature. We were disappointed though to find that the shower seat was broken (see photos) and, by the look of it had been in that state for a while; I cannot fathom why housekeeping had not reported it. I was able to MacGyver it so my wife could sit safely on it; however, a wheelchair user travelling alone may not be able to do the same. I did report it so would hope that it has now been replaced. All staff we encountered were very friendly and eager to please. The onsite restaurant is a Beefeater; not that good, we much prefer the Thyme restaurants.

26 Nov 2018

Tour41823267319

Trip Type: Family

"wedding party"

The service from check in to check out was great, warm friendly team that went above and beyond for us and our wedding party. the car park is good quality and affordable compared to others and directly behind the hotel. thoroughly pleased with the service given to us this weekend and will encourage others to use this hotel.

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Hotel description While you're here in Woolwich, delve into the area's fascinating history at the Woolwich Heritage Centre, explore Henry VIII's Woolwich dockyard or browse through local artisan goodies at the Royal Arsenal farmer's market. Woolwich is well-connected too - nearby Woolwich Arsenal Station, which has direct links into the heart of the capital and to London City Airport if you're jetting off. Whatever you're up to, once your day is done head back to our Premier Inn London Woolwich hotel for dinner and a great night's sleep in your cosy Hypnos bed.

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London Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) hotel

Discover South East London’s military past and take advantage of direct links to London City Airport and the heart of the capital

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