Desire Residence

Name: Desire Residence
Address: 42 Disraeli Road, London, E7 9JP, gb
Rating: 7.5

42 Disraeli Road, London, gb

7.5

Very good

1,362 reviews

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What we measured

11 km from the centre of London
4.9 km from London City Airport (LCY)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Convenient Location Located in Newham district, Desire Residence is near West Ham, Stratford City Westfield, and East Ham, offering easy access to popular attractions. Modern Amenities Enjoy free WiFi, private parking, and comfortable family rooms. Each unit is equipped with a flat-screen TV, fully equipped kitchenette, and heating facilities for a cozy stay. Accessible Attractions With Stratford Tube Station and Olympic Stadium just a few kilometers away, exploring London's iconic landmarks is a breeze. To experience comfort and convenience in London, book your stay at Desire Residence now.

Amenities

Free wired internet

Self parking (surcharge)

Internet access

Parking

Family rooms

Non-smoking throughout

Fire extinguishers

First aid kit available

Invoice provided

Smoke alarms

CCTV outside property

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Location

Desire Residence

42 Disraeli Road

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