Hostels in Waterloo, London

"…Good environment and are willing to help you make your way around the city in an efficient way. Bang for the buck - Excellent location. Superb Wifi. Free Breakfast. The bar is stocked and a great

"…Beds were comfy, locals down at the pub were friendly and never too loud! Bathrooms were clean with lovely hot water and the whole place was homey and tidy. I slept easy every night and never had a

"…Things must have changed a lot there. It's a great place to stay in London (very useful if you need to travel via Waterloo, at ten minutes' walk) -- at a stone's throw from Big Ben, a great meeting

"…After wandering around for five minutes, I found myself at the Millennium Bridge, and the Tate Gallery. Not to mention, it was obviously right next to St. Paul's. This hostel was very friendly, nice

"…Get social with the locals or swap stories over a drink with your fellow backpackers. Every Hostel-Pub has an award-winning Burger Craft kitchen serving up burgers, loaded fries and brunch, with

"…It is less than a two minute walk from the London Bridge tube stop, which is serviced by the Northern and Jubilee lines. These tube lines provide easy access to most of London’s airports and

"…Had lockers to store luggage if I needed and wanted to explore while I waited, the price was good. Only thing I didn't like was no air conditioning but no where other then stores, or I assume very

"…The shared bathrooms are gross. But with the help of a grocery bag, I hung everything I needed on the doorknob and worked out of there -- I did not want my stuff to touch anything in there. But

"…The rooms aren't too clean ... there are mice that scurry around the floor. The staff was friendly but exclusive. The pub downstairs is ok, but better places can be found in London, as a lot of the

"…We also have flat and house shares in zones 1 and 2 for longer term guests(staying 4 weeks plus).The rooms in our flatshares are fully furnished and provide single rooms from £100 per week and twin

"…, this was the friendliest. Maybe because there were a few Aussies and Kiwis there, but all the long termers made themselves known and invited you to drinks or whatever. For what I paid I thought it

"…Earplugs are recommended to block out the main road noise (as well as building construction next door, which was ongoing during our recent stay). Attractions within a forty-minute walking

"…The toilets, although plentiful, were often dirty. The showers were also in need of repair and renovation. During our stay one of the showers could not be turned fully off and trickled all night,

"…There is wifi on the ground floor, but not in any of the rooms. The Location Rest Up London is within walking distance (under 10 minutes) of Elephant and Castle station which is in zone 1,

"…The location is good, with Russell Square tube a short walk away. There is an outdoor mall nearby with a food market. There are banks, pubs, and eating places close by. King's Cross St. Pancras

"…Payment upon arrival by credit cards, debit cards. Taxes included. Breakfast included. General: Reception: from 07:00 to 00:00 No curfew." …"If arriving from Heathrow airport, take the tube

"…Some are extremely helpful, but despite a twenty-four-hour reception, some have to be sought out in the kitchen and are reluctant to interrupt their conversation to check you out and return your key

"…The train station Russel Street is right there. yes they have their own mini nightclub and yes they do have games every night where you win craploads of free booze and cocktails. this place is my

"…There's no place better to base yourself than in London's most bustling neighbourhood. Guests are required to show a physical, valid passport or UK driver's licence at check-in. **Guests

"…There are also public bathrooms in the hall which are available to everybody in that section of the hostel. The only odd thing about this hostel is that there are no soap dispensers in the in-room