The property in east London also features Yotel’s Mission Control reception area, which includes digital stations for guests to check in, as well as a grab-and-go refreshment area, laundry and storage space.
Yotel has already opened its first two Yotelpads in Park City, Utah, and Miami in Florida, as the company looks to attract longer-staying guests.
Hubert Viriot, CEO of Yotel, said: “We’re delighted to be welcoming our first guests at Yotelpad London Stratford this week, and to debut the brand outside the US for the first time.
“It marks an exciting step for us, as we target growth for the Yotelpad brand globally, to meet the surging demand for flexible, extended-stay accommodation worldwide.”