Four Points Flex by Sheraton London Shoreditch East

This location was formerly a "Yotel" last year, rebranded as a Four Points Flex recently. Rooms are tiny but clean. My room had a double bed, a small window that didn't open, and the only space for suitcase storage was under the bed. No closet, minimal storage, and no back for the desk chair. The shower was (again) tiny, but had multiple shower options, with an overhead rain type and a standard power shower wand. The website does not show that they have breakfast, but they actually have a pretty standard UK Marriott breakfast bar. Eggs, beans, streaky bacon, toast, pastries, plus juices, tea, and coffee / espresso. The staff was friendly, and did what they could with their limited resources. Location is great, the Bethnal Green underground station is incredibly close. (However, there's stairs and an annoying change at Holburn from the Piccadilly to Central line.) I was unable to check out the accessible rooms, but the lowest level was listed with an accessable WC on the elevator sign. As a single traveler with a short, busy schedule, I'd stay here again. But for longer term stays or a need to work from the room, I'd look for somewhere else.

This location was formerly a "Yotel" last year, rebranded as a Four Points Flex recently. Rooms are tiny but clean. My room had a double bed, a small window that didn't open, and the only space for suitcase storage was under the bed. No closet, minimal storage, and no back for the desk chair. The shower was (again) tiny, but had multiple shower options, with an overhead rain type and a standard power shower wand. The website does not show that they have breakfast, but they actually have a pretty standard UK Marriott breakfast bar. Eggs, beans, streaky bacon, toast, pastries, plus juices, tea, and coffee / espresso. The staff was friendly, and did what they could with their limited resources. Location is great, the Bethnal Green underground station is incredibly close. (However, there's stairs and an annoying change at Holburn from the Piccadilly to Central line.) I was unable to check out the accessible rooms, but the lowest level was listed with an accessable WC on the elevator sign. As a single traveler with a short, busy schedule, I'd stay here again. But for longer term stays or a need to work from the room, I'd look for somewhere else.

We stayed for five days. Half of the elevators were broken for two days of our stay. The room was very small and much smaller than the representative room shown when we made the reservation. The coffee pot was broken and the shower …