StayInn Stratford

Name: StayInn Stratford
Address: 154 High St, London, England, E15 2AE, London, E15 2AE, GB
Telephone: 44-20-80372181
Rating: 4.8

154 High St, London, England, E15 2AE, London, GB

4.8

Review score

19 reviews

Apartments

What we measured

8.9 km from the centre of London
5.4 km from London City Airport (LCY)
3-star hotels in London: $338 a night
median of 67 priced 3-star properties, quoted 9-12 Aug 2026

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports, our own rate polling.

About this hotel

Cozy Accommodations with Kitchenettes : Relax in one of our 4 guestrooms equipped with full kitchens and smart TVs for your enjoyment. Convenient Location : Situated in London (Stratford), StayInn Stratford is a mere 15-minute stroll from Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and London Stadium. Close Proximity to Major Attractions : Explore iconic landmarks such as Westfield Stratford City and ExCeL Exhibition Centre, just a short distance away. Call now to reserve your unforgettable stay at StayInn Stratford!

Amenities

Wheelchair accessible

Smoke-free property

Handrails in stairways

Upper floors accessible by stairs only

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StayInn Stratford

154 High St, London, England, E15 2AE

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