Hostels in Greater London, United Kingdom

The bed was too short, I could barely stretch out, and it was quite narrow with a very low headboard, which made it a bit uncomfortable. The street outside was also very noisy. For checkout, I had to bring the bed linen down myself. The separate shower/toilet room was tiny; I've stayed in small places before, but this one was so cramped I couldn't even turn around.

I stayed 1 night. The room was good, little noisy facing to the main road. Shower in the room was convenient as the other shower on the floor wasn’t working or was only cold water coming. The bed was really good, bed linen was smelling fresh. I felt content and quite comfortable for the bargain price. 🙏🏻

Very nice clean dormitory for a single woman traveling light, comfortable, single bed with clean white sheets and you can charge own products in your own space. Free tea and coffee. Lockable room at all times and 24 hours helpful staff available.

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.

It’s close to subway, convenient transportation. It’s like a 8 minute walk to Liverpool Street. There are also bus stops nearby. People are friendly. And the bathroom is clean and nice. I stayed here for one night to visit London. It is a nice place and convenient to go to any tourist attraction. I think it’s like 3/4 stops to go to the British museum and the Big Ben. In a word, a convenient location and good service.

I booked this hotel because accommodation prices in London were incredibly high these past two days, and this place was a steal at only 201 yuan per night. I stayed for two nights. The first night, I was alone, and the second night was also quiet since I arrived back late. The bedding was very clean and tidy, and the room was cleaned daily. There's no private bathroom or toilet in the room; you have to use shared facilities, which, although a bit small, were very clean. There's a sink in the room for brushing teeth, washing hands, and wiping your face. The room has a cabinet without a door where you can store personal items. Under the bed, there's a pull-out metal locker that requires your own lock; otherwise, the hotel charges £5 to rent one. Luggage storage seems to be £4 per day. The street outside is lined with hotels, making it feel quite safe, and the location is excellent, right in the city center with a Victoria Line tube station nearby.

It locates in perfect district of London centre that is great for meeting friends and have activities around SOHO. 10 minutes walk to underground and shops on Main Street. The room is super warm, it’s really hot🥵. I feel good to have bath inside the room, good enough for higher level of privacy female seekers. Individual socket and lamp near the bed. But the shelf is too small for all devices i had, electric ⚡️ are top desired for nowadays travellers. Staffs in reception really friendly and helpful. I would mostly consider to stay again if travelling London.

Was in 4 bed dorm. No frills but suitable for just sleeping. No issues whilst I was there for arsenal.celebrations and the hotel was full of like minded purpose. Staff friendly. Gents toilets/bathroom on 3rd floor were suitable for purpose couple of defects but no adverse consequences. Remember to take your own padlock if you want to use lockers and also your own washing facilities/towel. Bedding was clean and fresh and rooms were warm. Social area on ground floor was better than anticipated with game facilities, bar, TV,cold water etc.

The guy at the front desk was really friendly. He personally came upstairs to help me deal with the problem when I misread the door code. My roommates were all beautiful and kind-hearted beauties from all over the world. The bathrooms had no odor and were more than enough, which was very satisfying to me. Therefore, I could ignore the fact that the room was not big and there were too many heavy and difficult-to-open fire doors. Haha, I'll come again next time~

Staying in a women's dormitory for about 2000 yen a night in expensive London was incredibly good value for money. I could also borrow a hairdryer from the front desk, and the fruit-infused water was cold and delicious. It was also very convenient for the price, being only about a 30-minute walk to Big Ben. I'd definitely like to stay here again when I visit London. They also stored my luggage for free, which was a huge help. And being able to charge my devices with just a USB charger was super convenient too.