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.

Staff is very friendly, safe, and security !Rooms are clean daily ! Great rooms .Your own shower toilets on every floor have a nice cafe already and a lounge and another big lounging area!

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.

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.

Overall, a very good experience which is the same as I've had with the whole chain of these hostels in London. Check in was very easy, remember to take ID with you and it has to be an official government ID. Once you've done that at reception who were very friendly, you will receive your key and instructions on how to get through the front door. Connecting to the Wi-Fi was very easy as there was no password. The whole place was very clean and I was lucky enough to be in a room of five beds but only two occupied so it was a very quiet evening. They do have rules about quiet time and there was very little disturbance in the hostel which meant I got a good night sleep. The room had a sink in it. Plenty of shelves and plenty of electric to connect phones to charge or laptops depending on what you had with you. The breakfast was very reasonably priced and looked pretty good though I did not have any as I was meeting somebody outside of the hostel for breakfast. I would also say that there were plenty of toilets and showers which were clean and presentable.

Arrived at the hotel exhausted, ready to check in, but the front desk made me wait. After 5 minutes, I had to prompt them before they finally processed my check-in. Once I got to the room, I realized the room type was different from what I booked online. I went downstairs to clarify, and they insisted it was correct with a very dismissive attitude, as if to say, 'We don't need your business, take it or leave it!'

Average hostel, cleanliness is acceptable. The bar at the ground floor is the highlight of this place.

Perfectly acceptable hostel. Note that it is a very large hostel and popular with school and other groups, so expect large crowds in places like reception, kitchen and outside the hostel. The rooms (I was in a 4-bed) were very small and there wasn’t much space, and the bunks were very squeaky and noisy, but at a cheap price, it is a convenient place to stay near St Pancras.

The front desk brother is really super friendly. I read the wrong door password and went upstairs to help me deal with it. The same room is a beautiful woman from all over the world. The bathroom has no smell and the number is completely enough. This is very satisfactory to me, so the room is not big and the heavy and difficult to push the fire door can be ignored. Haha, come back next time~