Stow Away Waterloo
Stylish aparthotel units with kitchenettes, a restaurant and wine bar
About this hotel
Stow Away Waterloo provides a comfortable and convenient base for exploring London, particularly for those seeking the flexibility of an aparthotel. The units are designed with modern flair and include kitchenettes, making them suitable for longer stays or for guests who prefer to prepare their own meals. The on-site restaurant and wine bar offer easy dining options, adding to the relaxed atmosphere. Its location near Waterloo ensures excellent transport links and easy access to many of London's major attractions, while the kid-friendly and accessible features cater to a wide range of travellers.
- Aparthotel with kitchenettes
- Restaurant and wine bar
- Family-friendly
- Accessible
Our take
This aparthotel is a strong choice for families or travellers who appreciate the independence of a kitchenette combined with hotel services. The restaurant and wine bar are a welcome addition for evenings in. Those looking for a traditional full-service hotel experience might find the self-catering aspect less appealing, but for a comfortable, flexible stay in a well-connected part of London, it's an excellent option.
- Make use of the kitchenette for breakfast or light meals to save on dining out costs.
- Explore the local area around Waterloo for quick and easy transport connections.
- Consider dining at the on-site restaurant and wine bar for a convenient evening.
Why we love it
- Stylish units with practical kitchenettes
- On-site restaurant and a wine bar
- Family-friendly and accessible features
- Excellent transport links from Waterloo
Why guests love itStow Away Waterloo is a stylish aparthotel described as ideal for families, and the kitchenettes in its units are the reason I would consider it with children: breakfast and simple dinners can be made in the room. A restaurant and a wine bar are on site. Units are air-conditioned with free Wi-Fi, and the property is smoke-free and accessible. Its 7 rating from about 140 guests points to a mixed experience, so I see it as practical rather than polished.