Best Hostels in London
Discover the best hostels in London. One of the world's most visited cities, London has something for everyone: from history and culture to fine food and good times.
Barmy Badger
Set in a converted Victorian-era townhouse, this hostel is a 4-minute walk from Earl's Court tube station. Free continental breakfast is provided. There’s also a communal kitchen with complimentary tea/coffee.
Barmy Badgers
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Palmers Lodge
Selina Camden
Among underground music venues, innovative museums, and hidden foodie hotspots, Selina Camden suits its edgy North London backdrop. Aside from offering beautifully-designed accommodation and a comfortable space to hang out, the Selina Camden hotel is an authentic cultural hub, consistent with great guest experience, an ever-changing calendar of exciting diverse programming, and unique wellness experiences.
Wombats City London
Housed in a restored former seaman's hostel, this trendy hostel is a 9-minute walk from Tower Hill tube station and 0.5 miles from the Tower of London. Common areas include an airy lobby lounge, a hip bar with a vaulted ceiling and a courtyard, plus a modern kitchen.
Tips for Choosing the Best Hostels in London
When selecting a hostel in London, consider its location, amenities, and reviews. Proximity to popular landmarks, accessibility to transportation, and safety are crucial. Amenities like free Wi-Fi, lockers, and communal kitchens can enhance your stay.
Always read recent reviews. Fellow travelers can provide insights that you won't find on a hostel's website. Lastly, ensure that the hostel aligns with your travel goals. Whether you're looking for a quiet retreat or a bustling social scene, London has a hostel for every traveler.