Point A Canary Wharf

Point A operate a small chain of budget hotels that are priced comparable to other budget chains such as ibis budget, Premier Inn and Travelodge. Some of the hotels in the chain used to be part of the Malaysian Tune Hotels group but rebranded in early 2017.

The 130 air-conditioned hotel rooms all have comfortable beds, a drop-down work desk, a flatscreen television and an en suite bathroom with a power shower. Rooms are compact at only 8–12m² (86–129 sq ft), although they are well designed to get the most out of the small space. Some of the rooms do not have windows, although these windowless rooms are a cheaper option for the budget-conscious.

Some of the rooms are wheelchair accessible and these tend to be slightly larger than standard rooms.

Accommodation is split between the main building, where you check in, and an annexe, just a couple of minutes’ walk away.

Rooms do not have tea-and-coffee-making facilities, although you can buy tea and coffee at the reception desk (or from local cafes). Like many other hotels in this price range, there aren’t any ironing facilities inside the rooms, but you are able to borrow an iron and an ironing board from the hotel reception.

Breakfast is included in the room rate, which is a good deal. It’s just a continental breakfast with a buffet selection that includes hot and cold pastries, cereal, boiled eggs and toast as well as juice and hot drinks.

Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

It is located at the northwestern corner of Canary Wharf just a two-minute walk from the Museum of London Docklands and a five-minute walk from the commercial centre of Canary Wharf. There are plenty of places to eat and drink nearby and there is quick and easy access to Central London from Canary Wharf station.

It is around a 10-minute walk to Canary Wharf stations on the Elizabeth and Jubliee lines. From here, you can get into Westminster in 11 minutes and the West End in 15 minutes.