Hostels in Greater London, United Kingdom

Overall it was okay. I stayed there for 2 nights. The roommates were very nice and quiet. The staff were also friendly and helpful. They even stored their luggage for free. The cleanliness was a bit poor. There was dust and other people's leftover food on the bedside, but I was relieved that there were no bed bugs. After all, it was cheap. The toilet was clean.

Booked this due to location, right in front of bus station and a few minutes walk to the train station, not bad as we were traveling with a lot of luggage. Stairs only but their staff helped carry them up and down the stairs, there's a storage room open during certain hours which was great, although not necessarily the most secure (they dont tag or check you own them, but still better than storing them in the open room). They have hand soap for the bathroom/shower room sinks, not kitchen sink. No paper towels, other shower amenities. Some of the toilet stalls are super tiny, can barely close the door when you stand in it. Breakfast is pretty simple but nice that they offer it (drinks, breads, fruits, cereals, etc.) The building is quite old but not necessarily dirty. Not much area for sitting/chilling, just a small booth seat in the kitchen. Room itself is pretty barebones bunkbeds as it says, they have a wall with storage cubbies which was nice, bring your own locks.

I had a great stay at this hostel in London! The location was super convenient, close to public transport, cafés, and everything I needed. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always welcoming. The rooms and common areas were clean and well-maintained, and the atmosphere made it easy to meet new people. Overall, a comfortable, safe, and enjoyable place to stay. I’d definitely come back on my next trip to London!

This is very handy for Euston Station as only a few minutes walk away. At the time I visited there was Building works outside as they are doing the HS2 railway line. Checking in was nice and easy. Do remember to bring a government ID with you as this is required. The downstairs area is a pub as you can tell by the name and they are open serving food and drinks for quite awhile so do be aware there may be some noise from that both from inside the pub and the external seating area. Having said that I had a good night sleep and was not disturbed. I also met some nice people in the room. The toilet showers and washing facilities were very good and more than sufficient for the people who were staying there. The beds were also very comfortable and there were plenty of power sockets to charge phones Whilst I did not eat there, the menu did look good and from talking to the people who were eating there, the food was good too.

🍺 The Rose & Crown, London Bridge I just Nestled near the iconic bridge, this cozy pub is a blend of tradition and modernity. With a pint in hand, the warm ambiance and friendly chatter create the perfect setting. PUBLOVE's delicious burgers and classic British ales make for a memorable evening in the heart of London.

Great value, friendly staff. The sleep experience really depends on your bunkmate's schedule; even slight movements on the lower bunk feel like a tornado on the top bunk. The four-person female dorm is near the British Museum, so there's frequent traffic, and it's extremely poorly soundproofed. All dorms share a communal bathroom.

The service I received at the hostel was great, the check-in was easy and very pleasant, however it is important to note that if you are over 45 you are required to get a private room and not a dormitory. They still accommodating me nicely, which was handy as it was a short notice booking. The whole of the hostel was very clean and my room was very quiet, I was fortunate that in a six bedroom there were only two of us. It was also an ensuite room so there was a sink in the sleeping area and then a cubicle which had a toilet shower and another sink. The only issue with it was it was rather small so when you are sitting on the toilet, your knees are banging against the sink unless you are under 5 foot. The bedding was very clean and comfortable, the mattresses were rather thin and there is a firm piece of wood under them which made it rather hard, which I do like so I slept okay. They had curtains on the bunks which was a very nice privacy and keeping the light out feature. Each bunk had its own small reading light and USB ports. I can't comment on the food as I did not eat there but the kitchen area was good as was the seating area for eating and I made a new friend whilst chatting to people and eating.

Yes, even as. Business traveller, I like staying in hostels as you get to meet other travellers. The facilities here are basic and functional. A24*7 front desk to check in and plenty of beds either in individual or en suite rooms... Works well 😄 The room I was in had no air con, but there was a big fan and the window opened so that all worked fine... If you are a light sleeper it may not work for you, but if you are happy to have an adventure, it's a great way to travel... The shower was a good size too and great pressure... Friendly service, clean and sanitary... What more could you want? They run events too and recommend local places. Note - the policy says up to 40... That is because there is no lift and it is a hostel, as long as that is what you expect they are happy with older people. (I'm 51)

The rooms in this hostel are quite small, but still ok. I stayed in a 6-person female room for a week. Aside from one very rude roommate, Sophia, the other roommates were all very nice. On the day of arrival, you can store your bags for free before check-in time (after check-out, it's £5 per backpack, but the price fluctuates and depends on the on-site rate). Note: Late check-out is available until 1 pm (I paid £4, but the actual price depends on the counter). Also, there are other hotel guests, the kitchen downstairs is used for breakfast during 7-11 in the morning. There kitchen is the same one, they don't separate for hotel or hostel. This is for travelers planning to book a hostel. If you're looking to save money or have budget considerations, this hostel would be a good choice.

The place is excellent in terms of transport ( subway, train, express airport ) . Breakfast is acceptable for England . Room 4 is also acceptable but without excessive comfort . Accommodation in the corridor , bag boxes are very old and not very convenient . Stairs on the 3rd floor -- this is a separate story ...))