Newham Hotel

349 Romford Road, Newham, Stratford, Greater London, England

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About Newham Hotel

In Newham, convenient for Stratford, Docklands, London City Airport(4k) Excel, and Liverpool Street, 2 miles from M.Way. The Newham Hotel is ideal for the discerning guest - whether here for business or pleasure. The Newham Hotel in Newham is one mile from Stratford and 2 minutes walk to Green Street, which is an internationally renowned cosmopolitan street lined with stores specialising in Asian goods including beautiful fabrics, stunning Asian fashions and exquisite gold jewellery. West Ham Football Club also has its ground (the Boleyn) in Green Street. Stratford East Station is 1 mile from us.

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