I booked 2 triple rooms and a twin room for one night as we were going out in east london for my sisters hen night. It cost 8 of us around 21 quid each and we all found it excellent value for money! . when we arrived the staff were very freindly and helpful and they told us that the rooms would be in the block over the road ( they have 2 parts to the hotel, 1 either side of the road) and that 2 rooms were on the 2nd floor and 1 was on the 1st floor, i was sceptical about this but we were in so much of a rush to get to our evening activity that I just went with the flow. When we got over there we found out that we had been given a triple room , a room with a double and a single and a room with 2 singles and 1 double! there were only 8 of us staying over so we ended up having a bed each with some to spare! bargain! the rooms were very clean and had all the amenities, decent size mirrors (good for us girlies) an iron and ironing board, teas a coffee facilities and lots of cupboard space, the bath room in the room where i stayed was OK but there was no plug for the bath or the sink and was very basic but we were only staying for one night so it didnt bother us.
i had read the other reviews about the breakfast being very basic so wasnt expecting much but it was very pleasant indeed, there was tea and coffee,fruit juice, 3 types of cereal, thick sliced bread that you toast yourself in the toaster and a choice of jams and butter. Over all this hotel was excellent value for money ! i was chuffed, i searched and searched for other hotels but non as good value for money as this! i am glad i found this place as it really worked out well, would definatley go back and would recommend to any one.

cheap and clean. we were a little bit worried because the hotel is in zone 3 and far away from the city. but it was although very central, because there passed buses and metros all the time! was very fast getting into the centre.
and i also felt safe in the area.
the breakfast was of course not like breakfast in norwegian hotels, but it had white bread, jam, cornflakes and coffee and tea. good for the price, i think.
our room was double room ensuite. it was big, with one double bed and one single bed. the room was clean, but still very old and shabby and not very beautifull.
and since i have allergies for dust (from the old carpet on the floor) we asked to change room to a newer room, if they had. we were moved to another room in the newer part of the house (on same side as reception). the room was smaller (still big enought), but sooo much nicer!! totally new bed, new carpets, furnitures. nice lamps, bathroom with bath shining. modern and very nice! so actually there is a very big contrast from room to room at this hotel.
but if you ask for a room in the new part of the hotel, they are absolutely worth a lot more than the money you payd for!
we are very satisfied with this hotel and we will go back there later when we need

I stayed at the Sleeping Beauty for 4 nights with a friend of mine. The rooms were 40 pounds per night, which was very good. This is internet pricing. Walk-up price is 75 pounds for a Twin/Double Room.
As many others we also stayed across the road in a fairly modern building with modern rooms. Room size was normal by European standard for budget hotels. We had room enough to move around, the only thing what was in the way was a table which had no use because you had also a desk.
Due to a blocked toilet we had to move to another room after 2 nights. The first room had an alternative lock on the window which closed it more tightly than normal so we had no noise from the building works accross the road. The second room didn't close that tightly and we heard a some noise from the road. Since we are used to road noise we had not a problem with that.
The ensuite bathroom with bath was something I didn't expect.
Breakfast, indeed, was rather poor. The first 2 mornings were all right but on saturday morning they weren't able to cope with the number of guests, running out on juices, cutlery and coffee cups. Although breakfast was until 10.30 on saturday, they started to clear juices and bread away by 10.15.
When there is a need for me to visit North East London, I will certainly be staying at the Sleeping Beauty.

The room I stayed in was very clean and comfortable, with a tv and tea-making facilities. The ensuite bathroom was nice and the water was piping hot. This hotel was wonderful value, the only downside is that the local area of the hotel is not that great and may not suit a solo female traveller, but you can easily get the tube or a bus to somewhere more pleasant.This is one of the best budget hotels I have stayed in, and the price I paid was remarkable considering how clean and comfortable it was.