Snoozebox Olympic Park

Goid air con in this summer. Next to station and ABBA. Nice party after ABBA. Great singers and band. Good price of all drinks.

I would not recommend Snoozebox other than for 1 night only to see ABBA Voyage; literally across the road. My reasoning is: the room is half of a ship/lorry container. These containers have been fitted out a highish standard, if you like boxes. The standard of cleanliness is good. The very noisy aircon struggles to get the box cool, especially when temperatures are 30 degrees outside. We only slept helped by copious amounts of alcoholic beverage. 😁 Beware, Continental Breakfast costs £13 pp. So, in all it scores 4/10. If you want to stay elsewhere (other than a box) then the DLR is only 50 metres away.

I stayed here with my sister for the ABBA Voyage concert, and the location couldn't have been more convenient—it was literally right across the street from the venue. That said, the room itself was disappointing. It really felt like sleeping in a shipping container. The listing mentioned air conditioning, but it was more like minimal airflow. The room was extremely hot, and it was one of the most uncomfortable nights I've had because of the heat. The bathroom layout was also difficult. The shower and toilet are in the same small space, so after showering, the floor stays wet and you end up stepping in water whenever you use the bathroom. There was also very little space between the beds and the bathroom area. On top of that, the sink and shower made very loud draining noises whenever the water was running. Aside from being ideal for the ABBA Voyage concert, there isn't much within walking distance for food, restaurants, or shopping. However, the DLR station is right next door, making it easy to get to Stratford, where you'll find the Westfield shopping center and plenty of dining options.

I stayed here with my partner in 2022 when the Abba Voyage experience had not long opened. The SnoozeBox is quite a novel concept and it is really close to the Abba Arena - approx 100 metres. So I knew how tiny the cabins are when I booked to stay again recently (for the ABBA Voyage). The latest stay was very disappointing as the cabins could really do with an overhaul. The bathroom area looked grubby unfortunately. Don’t stay here if you are claustrophobic because there are no windows (apart from a “porthole” in the door. Only one person at a time can stand up as the double bed takes up the whole cabin area. There’s a small space for hanging clothes and three drawers. Knowing how small the cabins are I took a small rucksack rather than a suitcase. There’s a tv but no room for coffee/tea/a kettle. Free tea and coffee are available at the bar/reception area for guests. The bed was comfortable and the room felt quite warm. I probably wouldn’t stay here again but it is extremely close to the ABBA Arena and fine if you don’t mind compromising on space and sharing the world’s smallest bathroom with your partner.