Concierge towers on the Isle of Dogs
Towers around South Quay and Canary Wharf usually have a 24-hour desk. Labelled bags are collected from the desk.

Short-let changeovers for Canary Wharf, Wapping and Spitalfields flats: linen collected from concierge desks and returned in complete sets.
Get a quoteTower Hamlets has some of London’s biggest clusters of short-let and serviced flats. Glass towers on the Isle of Dogs and at Canary Wharf host business visitors, riverside warehouse flats in Wapping and Limehouse attract longer stays, and Spitalfields and Brick Lane draw weekend visitors.
Most of the towers have concierges and strict delivery rules, and some limit short lets in their leases. We collect from the desk within its hours and keep counts per flat, which helps hosts who manage several units in one building.
Towers around South Quay and Canary Wharf usually have a 24-hour desk. Labelled bags are collected from the desk.
Weekday visitors leave on Friday. Friday collections clear flats for weekend guests or the next Monday arrival.
Converted wharves along the river often have long corridors and goods lifts. We follow the building’s route to your door.
Hosts with multiple units in a tower get counts per flat, so each set is traceable.
Which towers, which flats and when the desk accepts bags.
We pick up within the building’s hours.
Each flat’s sets bagged and labelled separately.
No Tower Hamlets surcharge: these are our London prices, without VAT. Orders of £50 or more are collected free.
All airbnb & short lets pricesYes. Leave labelled bags at the desk and tell us the building.
Yes. Each flat’s linen is counted and labelled separately.
Yes, across Tower Hamlets.
Yes. Tell us the access route and we follow it.

No contract to start. Your message goes straight to us.
Hand us the bag.
We’ll handle the rest.
Busy kitchen, full hotel, or just a full basket at home, anywhere in London.