Recensioni su St Christopher's Liverpool Street

molto comodo, ma un po' rumoroso di notte

La posizione è molto comoda se devi prendere il primo treno. Era sorprendentemente silenzioso! Non ho nemmeno avuto bisogno di tappi per le orecchie. I bagni in comune erano puliti e il letto era comodo. Il personale era gentile ed educato. Prenoterei volentieri di nuovo-

Dato che devo prendere un autobus dalla stazione di Liverpool Street a Stansted per prendere un volo la mattina presto, vorrei restare qui per una notte. La posizione è fantastica, è a pochi passi da Shoreditch, ce ne sono parecchi supermercati e ristoranti nelle vicinanze, i bagni e i bagni in comune sono abbastanza puliti, la stanza avrebbe dovuto essere affollata di persone tranne il letto, che è stato sostituito con altri nuovi. Il resto della stanza non era pulito e ce n'erano troppe la gente entrava e usciva continuamente. Era impossibile riposarsi bene. Erano tutte ragazze. Fortunatamente, sono rimaste per metà della notte .

È vicino alla metropolitana, comodo trasporto. È a circa 8 minuti a piedi da Liverpool Street. Ci sono anche fermate dell'autobus nelle vicinanze. Le persone sono amichevoli. E il bagno è pulito e carino. Ho soggiornato qui per una notte per visitare Londra. È un bel posto e comodo per andare a qualsiasi attrazione turistica. Penso che siano circa 3/4 fermate per andare al British Museum e al Big Ben. In una parola, una posizione comoda e un buon servizio.

Personale molto gentile e disponibile. La camera è buona ma manca un po' di circolazione dell'aria. Nel complesso buono

C'è un bel bar al piano terra

Best place best location cleaning staff friendly everything perfect

鑰匙押金£2 位置不錯，離地鐵站走路約10分鐘 房間乾淨 沒廚房、沒微波爐、沒飲水機或熱水壺，只能直接從廁所水龍頭喝冷水 退房後不允許寄放行李，資訊頁標示錯誤

あまり良くない

還不錯，但有點貴。

Come nel titolo, era la mia prima volta in Ostello e devo dire che sono rimasto molto molto soddisfatto, grandissima pulizia e materasso abbastanza comodo. Ovviamente si deve avere fortuna anche nel trovare compagni di camerata buoni, nel mio caso è stato così. Il pub al piano terra è il classico pub inglese da film, sempre pieno di vita ma il rumore nelle camere non arriva assolutamente, gran cosa! Personale femminile estremamente cortese e disponibile, maschile assolutamente no, molto scontroso! A due passi dalla stazione e dalla metro, consigliatissimo

It's a hostel not a hotel. Don't expect towels but you can hire them from the bar, £10 with £2 back when you return it. For me it didn't work because I booked an 8 bed dorm for a one off celebration but because every occupant needed photo id ( I thought my id and advance payment in full would be enough) many of my friends who naturally don't carry id couldn't take advantage. Of course it's all in the T's and C's but in most hotels ID and advance payment from the lead guest is normally enough. That aside, staff were helpful and the place was pretty clean. Pub is bang average. Can't see me staying here again but if you're 8 close friends who know to all bring photo id it could be a cost effective option.

This is the worst hostel ever. Is inside Flying horse pub no signs of St Christopher hospitality or Inn or whatever. Flying horse full stop. Rooms are narrow 16 square meters for 8 beds. No hangs to hang up your clothes. Showers are tight, lavatory tight, steep staircase. Night Shift receptionist not friendly rather arrogant. Positive point 25% discount on bar food and drinks. Good location near Liverpool street Station.

This is a racist, anti-black establishment. I was looking for something cheap (first mistake) for an impromptu visit to London. I fell for the good rating on Hostelworld (second mistake). They had a rating of 4.something on there which encouraged me and I thought it’d be a novel experience to stay there. I should have checked Trip Advisor which has a certainly more accurate rating of 3.5 and I would never have chosen it with that rating anyway, not even expecting my experience. I got there at about 9:45pm and went to the bar cum reception for the hostel. As I arrived, a man of East Asia origin came right by me and dropped two empty glasses. He was dressed in all black and I thought he was staff. He wasn’t but he was very good-humoured about it and we had a right cackle, right in front of the bar. Then he went to the left side of me and hey presto , one of the staff (who later identified herself as the ‘manager’) promptly attended to him without asking who got there first. I didn’t mind. She served him 3 beers whilst I was standing right next to him in my lime-green jumpsuit. Then she finished serving him, took payment from him, went to the till which was right opposite me, gave him his receipt and walked off to another female colleague dispensing beer, leaving me there. I waited another couple of minutes, thinking that perhaps she needed to supervise the other girl and would come back promptly but she didn’t. I managed to catch her eye and let her know I was there to check in. Then I asked why I’d been ignored. She said ‘she hadn’t seen me’. Gobsmacking. I didn’t realise I’d turned invisible. So I replied that sounded implausible and immediately she claimed I was ‘yelling’. Well, the live band had already started and we were both speaking loudly, and it soon degenerated into myself being labelled aggressive. Yeah of course, that tired trope of the aggressive black woman. Anywhere she refused to check me in which I was thrilled about anyway and I left.