LSE Bankside House

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LSE Bankside House Adresse :

Adresse :
24 Sumner Street, Southwark, London
London
SE1 9JA
Téléphone : +44 (0)20 7955 7575
Télécopie : +44 (0)20 7955 7676
E-Mail :
Site web : http://www.lsevacations.co.uk

Informations sur le lieu LSE Bankside House

Adresse :
24 Sumner Street, Southwark, London
London
SE1 9JA
Téléphone : +44 (0)20 7955 7575
Télécopie : +44 (0)20 7955 7676
E-Mail :
Site web : http://www.lsevacations.co.uk
Transports en commun : 10 minute walk from Southwark and London Bridge Stations, just follow the signs for the Tate Modern. Waterloo and Blackfriars rail stations are also within easy reach. Excellent bus and underground links.

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3.5
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  Récents 5 avis surLSE Bankside House

Great Location and QUIET

After hearing from friends about the high cost of decent London Hotels, I decided to book the Bankside House. I was glad I did. The location behind the Tate Modern and blocks from the Thames was...

After hearing from friends about the high cost of decent London Hotels, I decided to book the Bankside House. I was glad I did. The location behind the Tate Modern and blocks from the Thames was perfect for us. The room was a no frills affair but functioned perfectly and the cafeteria style breakfast was more than adequate. The staff was friendly and helpful. Perhaps the most unexpected feature was how quiet the area was. City noises have bothered me in the past, but not here. There was very little street noise and no noise in the rooms at all. I was certainly pleased with my choice.

 
5.0
2 octobre 2008
by hjm8, Newton,MA
 

Excellent Budget Sleep

Please note: this is a budget accommodation. The dorms of the London school of Economics convert to a B&B during the summer. The rooms are no-frills. I got a triple, as it was the only room ready...

Please note: this is a budget accommodation. The dorms of the London school of Economics convert to a B&B during the summer. The rooms are no-frills. I got a triple, as it was the only room ready when I arrived in June. The beds are comfortable cot-like affairs. The room was big enough: there is a desk and a wardrobe, and a good-sized bathroom with shower only. The rooms are clean. The breakfast (included) is good, with eggs, meats, cereals, juice or coffee, and croissants. You can also buy dinner here, which I did not do, and the price is reasonable. The staff were VERY helpful for me. I was on my way to the airport, and confused about the buses. One of the staff walked me to the bus stop -- and they were ALL helpful. There is a bank of lifts, so there's no problem with luggage. My only beef is that there was no TV. I like to see local programming and news when I travel. But the location is FANTASTIC. Right behind the Tate Modern, which is an outstanding museum. Around the corner from the Globe Theatre. Three minutes' walk from the Millenium Bridge, which is a pedestrain bridge from the South Bank to the City of London and Spittlefields. Minutes to walk to Southwark and the Tower of London. Pubs, cafes, etc. are everywhere. I have stayed in Bloomsbury, Notting Hill, and Hyde Park/Kensington. I much prefer this South Bank area. And Bankside House is a great budget alternative to high-priced lodging.

 
4.0
14 juillet 2005
by Natbee, Los Angeles
 

LSE summer acommodation.

Bankside is London School of Economics holiday accommodation. In a very nice area, bordering on 'posh'. My window overlooked the Tate Modern, and Bankside is next door to The Globe Theatre...

Bankside is London School of Economics holiday accommodation. In a very nice area, bordering on 'posh'. My window overlooked the Tate Modern, and Bankside is next door to The Globe Theatre. Nearest tube Blackfriars. (about ten min walk away, and Bankiside give you precise instructions when you book which was appreciated). The most splendid buffet breakfast imaginable. What a choice!!! Quite cheap for London at 46 pounds for a single en suite. I wouldve given this excellent if it wasnt for the fact that I was given a wheelchair-friendly room (okay, I'm 60 but am unbelievably fit Oh, and there were probably about 20% of oldies as guests). There were three beds to pick from in my room, but the bathroom was made for, obviously, a wheelchair. For the following two hours after I'd had my shower, I had to wade through water if I wanted to use the toilet or wash my hands!! The reception staff didnt speak english very well; it was hard to get through to them when paying and telling them about deposits and bookings. Still for proximity, it was great.

 
3.0
1 septembre 2004
by Un membre de TripAdvisor, New Zealand
 

Thumbs up for Bankside and its central location!

I stayed with a large group at Bankside House during the Thames Festival weekend, this must have been one of Bankside's busiest weekends, the accommodation was a sell out. Some of us arrived early...

I stayed with a large group at Bankside House during the Thames Festival weekend,

this must have been one of Bankside's busiest weekends, the accommodation was a sell out. Some of us arrived early and knowing we could not access our rooms before 3 pm, the staff were very obliging and allowed us to leave our bags in the store room. When we did check in, we were dealt with quickly and efficiently.

Our room was facing the rear of the building onto modern office blocks, it was basic, very clean, with towels, ensuite, tea and coffee making facilities. One of our group members stayed in a front facing room with views over looking St Paul's. The breakfast was certainly a full monty, you could choose from a belly bursting english or continental, vegetarians were also catered for.

We came and whent from our rooms at all hours of the day and night, our room was quiet even with the windows open. The staff were top drawer, nothing was too much trouble and each room was refreshed daily. As for the guys serving in the bar, well chin, chin for keeping up with us! Hey come on folks, for £30 pp night for a single room and £28 pp night twin room including breakfast, during peak season London, this has to be a bargain!

Bankside is approx ten minute walk from the underground at Southwark and right next door to some stylish eateries. Within a minutes walk we were soaking up the ambience of the Tate Modern and the fesitval's vibrant atmosphere, which stretched the south bank from Westminster Bridge to Tower Bridge. Westminster Palace, the London Eye, The National Theatre, St Pauls, The Globe Theatre, HMS Belfast and other historical finds are all within easy walking distance. Many more famous attractions and places to visit are also easily accessable either by foot, river boat or by tube.

For food luvers and shop-a-holics don't miss the Borough Market, the OXO building and More London - all have an eclectic mix of restaurants/bars, arts and crafts plus free street entertainment along the way!

What more could you ask for from this fantabulous budget B&B location!!!

 
5.0
26 septembre 2009
by Tilley38, West Yorkshire
 

Bloody Brilliant

The staff are lovely the rooms are clean with very adequate facilities. The interent is kinda overpriced as well as the laundry facilities but the price of the accomodation itself makes this not...

The staff are lovely the rooms are clean with very adequate facilities. The interent is kinda overpriced as well as the laundry facilities but the price of the accomodation itself makes this not worth worrying about.

Had a fantastic time. Great value!

 
5.0
15 septembre 2009
by backpacker_gal, Aussie in Europe
 

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