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MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London
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Prices for MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London

Mixed sex dormitory: £156.00(USD259.79)  per room per night, breakfast included
Mixed sex dormitory: £13.00 to £23.00(USD21.65)  per person per night, breakfast included
Single with ensuite bathroom: £69.00 to £77.00(USD114.91)  per person per night, breakfast included
Family room: £150.00(USD249.80)  per room per night, breakfast included
Family room: £25.00 to £29.00(USD41.63)  per person per night, breakfast included
Single sex dormitory: £276.00(USD459.64)  per room per night, breakfast included
Single sex dormitory: £23.00 to £25.00(USD38.30)  per person per night, breakfast included
Twin with private bathroom: £90.00(USD149.88)  per room per night, breakfast included
Twin with private bathroom: £45.00 to £51.00(USD74.94)  per person per night, breakfast included
 
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About MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London

The Meininger City Hostel & Hotel Queen's Gate, classified as a 4 star Hostel by the Visit Britain Quality assurance standards offers affordable accommodation with exceptional comfort, located directly across from the Natural History Museum. The direct connection to the Circle and Piccadilly lines and numerous bus lines makes reaching London's historical, cultural and architectural attractions easy and comfortable. There is a total of 47 rooms over 6 floors consisting of single rooms, double rooms, shared rooms and dormitories. Almost all 47 rooms have a shower, toilet and air-conditioning and the 12 bed dorm rooms also have a TV and lockable cabinets. An all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet is always included in the price so you never have to start your day in London on an empty stomach.

MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London Facilities

Children Facilities for children
Children welcome
Parking & transport On site parking
Provider features In town/city centre
Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Catering Bar
Serve breakfast
Cooking facilities for guests' use
Serve evening meal
Half board supplement
Caters for vegetarians
Leisure facilities Games room
Provider facilities Air conditioning throughout
Business facilities
Central heating throughout
Coach parties accepted
Conference facilities
Number of shared bathrooms
Event venue
Separate guests' lounge
Lift
Night porter
Public telephone
Available for wedding receptions
Booking and payment details Euros accepted
Special group rates
Visa accepted
Target markets Aims to attract conferences and business meetings
Gay friendly
Special provisions for lone female travellers
Marketed to other specialist market

MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London Address

Address:
65-67 Queen's Gate, Baden-Powell House, London
London
SW7 5JS
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7590 6910
Fax: +44 (0)20 7590 6912
Email:
Website: http://www.meininger-hostels.com

Location Information for MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London

Address:
65-67 Queen's Gate, Baden-Powell House, London
London
SW7 5JS
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7590 6910
Fax: +44 (0)20 7590 6912
Email:
Website: http://www.meininger-hostels.com
Public transport: Gloucester Road tube - take the exit to Cromwell Road. Follow signs for Baden-Powell House until you reach Queen's Gate.

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Ranked #44

Traveller Rating:

3.5
Based on 38 reviews

What to Expect:

  • 3.0 Rooms
  • 3.0 Service
  • 3.0 Value
  • 3.0 Cleanliness
  • 3.5 Dining

Recommended for:

  • 3.5 Young singles
  • 3.5 Families with young children
  • 3.3 Families with teenagers
  • 3.2 Older travelers
  • 1.7 An amazing honeymoon

  Latest 5 reviews of MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel London

Worst experence ever!

As i arrived in the hotel, the staff basically ignored me. I tried checking in and the woman at the till was on the phone to her friend. She COMPLETELY IGNORED ME. SO RUDE! I eventually got into my...

As i arrived in the hotel, the staff basically ignored me. I tried checking in and the woman at the till was on the phone to her friend. She COMPLETELY IGNORED ME. SO RUDE! I eventually got into my room and the bed was crawling with bed bugs! it wasn't made and there was a yellowy tinge to the sheet. The floor was creaky, and the bathroom was horrible! it was SO small. basically, you could have a shower whilst having a pee tbh. the floor was soaking and the shower head was broken. There was no toilet roll, the mirrors were filthy and there was gential pubic hair surronding the seat. There was used tampons in one corner of the bathroom. If i was any fatter, i wouldn't even have fitted into it. During the night, the walls were so thin i could hear what my neighbours were doing. Lets just say it wasn't plesant. I got up and went to the bathroom in the middle of the night and i felt something wet and slimy touch my foot. I immediately turned on the light and was horrified..The floor was crawling with slugs coming out of the toliet. THIS HOTEL IS NOT SAFE! I WOULD NEVER WISH THIS HOTEL ON ANYONE!

 
1.0
14 October 2009
by NanoIreland, Ireland
 

An affordable way for a family to stay in London close to museums and park

This was our first stay in Baden Powell House. IWe read the other reviews after booking and subsequently felt a bit anxious about what we might find. However, there was no need to worry. The staff...

This was our first stay in Baden Powell House. IWe read the other reviews after booking and subsequently felt a bit anxious about what we might find. However, there was no need to worry.

The staff were young, but polite and friendly. They were not particularly forthcoming with information - we had to ask about towels, locker room, breakfast etc, but when we did ask they were helpful.

Our room was booked for 5 and had 3 bunk beds. The room was basic but clean. Yes, we had to make some of the beds, but at least we could see that the duvets and matresses were clean! We were very pleased to be able to open the windows so we had fresh air rather than air-con. Yes there was a lot of traffic noise, but if you want to stay right by the natural history museum and open the window, then it's only to be expected.

The bathroom is small - it's one of those all in one shower/toilet/basin units that you might find in a caravan or a boat. This means a bit of planning about what to bring in and where to hang your clothes when you have a shower, but there was plenty of hot water, it was all very clean and this type of unit means that you don't have to share communal facilities.

The breakfast was excellent (it's cheaper if you book it when you check in). Not haute cuisine, or even a full English, as stated on the website, but a good selection of cereals, toast + spreads, rolls + ham and cheese, fruit + yoghurt and a selection of tea, coffee and juices. Nothing sophisticated, but great for kids. Our children (9 and 12) were given instructions to make sure they filled up, at breakfast, which they did and I'm sure that eating well at the beginning of the day saved us a lot of money later on.

We were able to leave our luggage at the hostel after we checked out, which was a great help. We weren't troubled by noise from other rooms at all.

As far as location goes, I don't think you could get much better for children. The hostel is just across the road from the natural history musem and 10 mins walk from Hyde Park and similar to South Kensington Tube station.

We think that some of the negative comments about this place are really churlish. For hostel accommodation that's convenient, clean and cheap in the middle of a city, you shouldn't expect all the trimmings of a hotel. The only thing I missed was somewhere to hang clothes - there are lockers, but no hooks or hangers.

We felt safe, all of the time.

We'd thoroughly recommend Baden Powell House to anyone with a family or a group of friends wishing to spend a few nights in London

 
4.0
23 August 2009
by applesnake, cornwall
 

i wouldn't advise you to stay here.

the staff at this hostel were awfuly rude, on the first night apparently we made too much noise and nearly got thrown out of the hostel, the night supervisor thought it was us making all the noise...

the staff at this hostel were awfuly rude, on the first night apparently we made too much noise and nearly got thrown out of the hostel, the night supervisor thought it was us making all the noise, when inface it was the rooms around us. the rooms were a good size but far too crouded and the televisions only get certain channels. the beds were uncomft and the pillows were hard, and the noise from the main road was terrible, and the sights from accross the road we're even worse (we could see right into a couples bedroom) and they weren't doing any welcoming things in there. there was rubbish left in our room from the people before us. we were on the 5th floor, so thats about 10-12 flights of staris we had to walk up to get from the main lobby to there, we weren't even aloud to use the elevators. the food in the hostel was horrible, the only good thing about it was the little loaf of bread you go in the morning. the chips were all soggy and not cooked right and were like worms, the food was so bad we only had dinner there twice out of the 4 nights we were there. the staff in the hostel were not welcoming and gave us all a big lecture at the start of the trip. there was another school staying at the same time as us and we had to go out of our room at night to get a drink of water at 1am maybe and the teacher from this other school was watching us instead of controlling the school children making the loud noise in the room next to us. the staff at the front desks are not helpful and if you ask them something they just mutter back to you, and you cant even hear them right. this hostel is the worst place i've ever stayed when i was supposed to be having a good time, and i seriouslt DONT advise anyone to stay there EVER, you might die of food posioning?

 
1.0
16 July 2009
by odearr-, scotland
 

bit of a let down

we took a large group of about 35, this was our second visit and probably our last. there is a large communication issue as most of the staff seem to understand very little english and this made...

we took a large group of about 35, this was our second visit and probably our last. there is a large communication issue as most of the staff seem to understand very little english and this made booking very difficult. booked dinner for one of the nights as we were going to a shoe, they had us booked for the wrong time, even though it was comfirmed 2 days before, this then ment we were reunning late. also dinner was a disapointment as there was only one choice, fish and chips, and some of the food the group received was still raw.

 
2.0
21 April 2009
by unhappyno1, scotland
 

Baden-Powell hostel in London BRILLIANT!

Just returned from staying at the Baden-Powell hostel, on a trip with my school Elms Primary in Nottingham. I thought it was a nice clean place, the food was nice and i would recommend it to anyone.

Just returned from staying at the Baden-Powell hostel, on a trip with my school Elms Primary in Nottingham. I thought it was a nice clean place, the food was nice and i would recommend it to anyone.

 
5.0
5 June 2008
by pops08, nottingham
 

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