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GridPP34 Useful notes Travel To Get to the hotel from around the country: Go to Stratford station which is well severed by the central and Jubilee tube lines (best option), DLR, Overground and main line from Liverpool street. Exit station via main entrance (Stratford bus station / Stratford Centre side NOT Westfield side). Walk through or around the Stratford shopping centre. Walk past the church (St Johns Parish church). Hotel ibis is located next to Stratford Library / Nando's on the other side of the road from the church. To get to Queen Mary from the Hotel: Option 1: Take number 25 bus, in the direction of central London (look for Mile End / Whitechapel / Liverpool street / Oxford Street) from bus stop "Stratford Centre" (stop E) to bus stop "Queen Mary”, which is opposite the clock tower. Option 2: Take west bound Central line from Stratford station to Mile End station (one stop). On exiting Mile End station turn left, continue for about 5/10 minutes until you reach the clock tower (building 20 on the map), This is the main entrance of Queen Mary. To get to the Hotel from Queen Mary. Option 1: Take number 25 bus from bus stop "Queen Mary", towards Stratford / Ilford, to bus stop "Stratford Centre”. Walk past the church (St Johns Parish church). Hotel Ibis is located next to Stratford Library / Nando's on the other side of the road Option 2: Go To mile End station take east bound central line to Stratford station (one stop). Exit Stratford station via main entrance (Stratford bus station / Stratford centre side not Westfield). Walk through or around the Stratford shopping centre. Walk past the church (St Johns Parish church). Hotel ibis is located next to Stratford Library / Nando's on the other side of the road. Notes: The number 25 bus runs every 5 minutes peak time, and 24 hours a day, even so it can get very busy, major road works along the route may delay your journey. Leave plenty of time for travel > 30 mins. London Buses DO NOT ACCEPT CASH You will need an oyster card, contactless credit card, or prepaid one day travel card. Stratford is in ZONE 3 (still)! @QM The meeting is being held in the David Sizer, Ground Floor of the Bancroft Building (building 31). Use entrance just to the right of Mucci’s restaurant (building 29), just off Library square. Registration, Coffee breaks and Lunch are being held in The Physics museum, 1st floor of the J.O. Jones building (building 25). The dinner is being held in the SCR Lounge at 7.30pm, 1st Floor south of the Queens' building. You are invited to use the Blizard bar facilities located just above the lounge on the 2nd floor south. Mile End Campus Educational/Research Residential Facilities ArtsOne 37 Albert Stern Cottages 3 Advice and Counselling Service 27 Information ArtsTwo 35 Albert Stern House 1 Housing Hub 48 Visitors who require further Arts Research Centre 39 Beaumont Court 53 Bookshop 22 information or assistance please go The Bancroft Building 31 Chapman House 43 Careers Centre 19 to the Main Reception in the Queens’ Building. Bancroft Road Chesney House 45 Clock Tower 20 Teaching Rooms 10 Creed Court 57 CopyShop 56 Smoking is prohibited on campus. Computer Science Building 6 France House 55 The Curve 47 These premises are alarmed and Engineering Building 15 Feilden House 46 Drapers Bar and Kitchen 8 monitored by CCTV, please call Fogg Building 13 Hatton House 40 Canalside 63 Security on 020 7882 5000 for G.O. Jones Building 25 Ifor Evans Place 2 more information. Ground Café 33 Geography 26 Lindop House 21 The Hive 24 Library/bookshop Informatics Teaching Lodge House 50 Infusion 9 Laboratories 5 Lynden House 59 Fitness centre Joseph Priestley Building 41 IT Services 19 Maurice Court 58 Bar Mucci’s 29 Library 32 Maynard House 44 Law 36 Occupational Health Service/ Coffee place Pooley House 60 Student Health Service Lock-keeper’s Graduate 28 Selincourt House 51 Eatery Centre 42 Octagon 19a Varey House 49 Mathematical Sciences 4 Police Box 38 Staff car park Occupational Health Portering and Postal Services 17 Bicycle parking and Safety Directorate 12 Qmotion Health and Fitness Centre The People’s Palace/Great Hall 16 Sports Hall 7 Bicycle lockers Queens’ Building 19 Santander Bank 62 Cash machine Temporary Building 61 Security/France House Reception 54 St Benet’s Chaplaincy 23 New Graduate Centre Students’ Union Hub 34 construction site 18 Student Enquiry Centre 19 Village Shop 52 Currently no through route between Geography Square and Bancroft Road.No.14 and No.64 no longer in use. Can be used for otherWestfield locations. Nursery NS-10/2014 11 Bancroft Road Bradwell Street 60 P Leatherdale Street Moody Street o r t elet Ro Longnor Road 59 a Massingham St d 55 58 57 Holton Street 63 62 Ba G r n an C cr 55 a t o r l l ey ft t on 54 Ro Mile End Hospital 53 S t S r ad qu e et ar e 52 48 51 Alderney Road 46 49 R e 27 28 50 ge Geography nt BL ’ 47 s Square 31 18 Ca 45 29 The n 61 26 46 al Curve 12 56 W 44 18 es 17 11 13 19a t Library fi e 43 Square ld Wa Nuevo 41 67810 18 Burial y 42 Ground M il 32 Ba 19 25 e E BL n n Godward c d 9 r Arts Quarter 5 Square o P ft la R 40 ce 3 o a 15 16 33 d 2 24 15 34 4 22 35 36 37 15 23 1 2 38 39 20 West Gate East Gate Stepney Green Tube Station Mile End Road Mile End Tube Station H a r 21 fo rd St @ East End A selection close to the hotel: The Westfield shopping centre in Stratford has a large number of restaurants and a couple of good bars Tap East (300+ beers) and The Cow. A selection around QM: There are several good pubs: The Morgan arms*, Palm tree, New Globe, and Half Moon* (Weatherspoons) (*= also do food), and a few reassurance: Verdi’s (Itailan) Greedy cow (burgers), Along Brick lane, just north of Aldgate east tube station (Whitechapel Gallery exit) are about 50 curry restaurants and many other types of restaurants including a 24 hour bagel shop..
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