Echo House Car Park
Parking garage in Tower Hamlets
Address: Leamouth Peninsula, London E14 0JU, United Kingdom
Phone: nan
Region: Tower Hamlets
Nearest station: East India (0.44 miles)
Rated: 1.5/5 on Google.
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About Echo House Car Park
- 🚗 The Echo House Car Park has mixed reviews, with some positives and negatives mentioned.
- 📵 One reviewer mentioned that there is no phone signal in the building, making it difficult to pay for parking on the spot.
- 🅿️ Another reviewer found it confusing as a visitor to understand how parking works and where to pay.
- 🚦 However, one positive aspect highlighted by a reviewer was the presence of electric chargers at the car park.
- 💰 It is worth noting that some reviewers found it to be an expensive car park.
- 🅱️ In addition, there were comments about very small parking bays in this car park.
- Overall, opinions are divided regarding Echo House Car Park. While some appreciated the availability of electric chargers, others experienced issues with cell phone reception and confusion regarding payment methods. Additionally, concerns about high prices and limited space were raised by multiple reviewers.
Options: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance
User Feedback
Where to pay in Echo car park?
I parked in Echo car park on Saturday 13th/Jan about 12:45. I pressed the button on the black column button and was given a green light. The automatic gates opened and I managed – by reversing a number of times – to squeeze my car around the driveway bends and then squeeze into a parking bay. On return about 50 minutes later, I asked the concierge about retrieving my car. She told me to press the column button again for access. I did this, the gate lock was released and I drove my car out of the car park. I drove around in a circuit – twice – looking for somewhere to pay for my parking and could not find anywhere. Even hoping that I could get information at the barrier gates. Now it may be that you do not get charged for parking on a Saturday afternoon – I have no idea. But in my experience, parking in London always costs – albeit only a few pounds. I can’t make out the company’s address on Google Maps to write directly to them – as I was happy to pay and do not want a ticket. Let’s see if there CCTV cameras notice my black car driving around trying to find a pay point.