Hipster Hostel

Our private double room had a comfortable bed, a sofa bed for relaxing, plenty of cupboard space, a high ceiling, and a lovely wooden floor. It was quite large, with its own bathroom, but no TV. The hostel is in a beautiful 19th-century building, conveniently close to buses, the underground, shops, and restaurants. Staff were very friendly, although it struck us as odd that payment was cash only. A few small repairs are needed: the lights above the bed were broken, and the curtain didn't cover the whole window. We had a great time and would recommend the place.

Nice atmosphere and a great spot on a beautiful street, though it isn't extremely central. The room was nice but, in my opinion, not clean enough. It's a smaller place, so don't expect to meet lots of other travelers. If you're after somewhere quieter, it's a great place to stay.

The rooms were neat and clean, and the place had a lot of charm. The receptionist came across as cold and didn't say much. Maybe he was shy or not very comfortable with English, but it felt off-putting. Still, I'd stay for a night, especially with prices that good.

The room was adequate and the WiFi worked, but I probably wouldn't stay again. We called ahead to say we'd arrive at 3pm, the usual check-in time, yet at 3:30 the room still wasn't ready. The receptionist cleaned it then, and it took around 40 more minutes. We were also told we'd get a student discount after showing our student IDs, but we didn't receive one.