St Christopher'S Inn Village - London Bridge, London

Staying at the hostel was a mixed experience. The rooms were very clean and well-equipped but having too many bunk beds in one room was a downside. The service ranged from being accommodating by changing rooms upon request to encountering rude staff who were unaware of VAT refund procedures. The location was great with an amazing rooftop view of the Shard, yet proximity to a noisy sports bar was a drawback. The dining options were basic, with a spread of dry fruits, yogurt, cereal, bread, ham, and cheese, but lacking variety and essentials like a toaster. Overall, a budget-friendly choice with some trade-offs.

The hotel may have some drawbacks, like tight room space and rude service, but the rooms are large and comfortable with a microwave. However, the charging for luggage storage and outdated facilities are disappointing. The location is ideal, providing easy access to transportation and a cozy common area.

The hostel is big enough to fit large groups and offers a very good price for central London. The rooms are tiny but suitable for sleeping and lack functional ACs. The staff is incredibly friendly and goes above and beyond, but the atmosphere can be a bit loud and 'bro-ish'. The location is amazing, very close to the London Bridge with easy access to transportation options. The dining options are limited but adequate for a quick meal.

The hotel offers little more privacy than normal hostel rooms but is noticeably more expensive. The rooms were a little tight, very hot, and stuffy due to poor ventilation, which made it hard to sleep at times. The service was really friendly and helpful, but some staff members were described as unhelpful and rude. The location was very close to the center and well connected with public transport, providing convenience for travelers. The dining experience was good, offering a full buffet with various options. The facilities were satisfactory, meeting basic needs.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was convenient with good access to public transport, but the noise from the nearby night activities was disturbing during the night. The service was average, with some staff being unhelpful, though the capsule beds were a unique feature for solo travelers. The dining experience was enjoyable with a variety of options available. Overall, the hotel offered value for money with a few minor drawbacks.

I had a mixed experience at the hostel. The rooms were very quiet, which was great, but I had some noisy neighbors who were still drinking whiskey at 6 am. The public bathrooms just outside the room were not ideal. The service was top-notch, with kind and welcoming staff who covered well despite some system issues. The location was convenient, but I found it a bit dusty and smelly. The dining options were limited and not free when booking through certain platforms. Overall, a decent stay with some ups and downs.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms had the charming high ceilings typical of Georgian and Victorian houses and were decently decorated, but being situated right above the bar could get noisy. The service had its ups and downs, with some staff being incredibly helpful, while encountering rudeness and lack of professionalism from others. The location was convenient with nearby supermarkets and public transport, but the noise from the club below was a downside. The dining, unfortunately, did not meet expectations, especially for the price paid.