Central Hostel (formerly Millennium Lodge Central)


26 Princes Square, Bayswater, London W2
Tube Bayswater, Royal Oak, Queensway Bus 7, 23, 27, 70
Tel (020) 7727 5807
Website www.centralhostel.co.uk
Email info@centralhostel.co.uk



BUG Review
This hostel is much nicer that their other hostel (in Kensal Green) but it is also more expensive. It has a TV lounge at the reception and the kitchen is small, although it has new appliances.

Price
Dorm bed £10-16
Twin room £40
Prices include breakfast

Prices are in local currency and are inclusive of all taxes.

Reception Open
24 hours

TV lounge Kitchen

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Last Update: July 18, 2008



Travellers' reviews for Central Hostel (formerly Millennium Lodge Central)
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Average Rating based on 1 Review
Maintenance  2.00/5  (2.00)
Cleanliness  2.00/5  (2.00)
Facilities  2.00/5  (2.00)
Atmosphere  2.00/5  (2.00)

Compared to other hostels in this destination
Maintenance  2.57/5  (2.57)
Cleanliness  2.58/5  (2.58)
Facilities  2.57/5  (2.57)
Atmosphere  2.60/5  (2.60)



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depends on what you want from a hostal, March 23, 2004
Reviewer: Marie

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Maintenance   2.00/5  (2)
Cleanliness   2.00/5  (2)
Facilities   2.00/5  (2)
Atmosphere   2.00/5  (2)

a typical hostal with has bunk beds, bathrooms, and breakfast. Breakfast was a loaf of bread, jelly, butter, and wash your own dishes. One lady who worked there gave us great directions into the city, and they had an assortment of maps in the main room.

The people were nice. This is not the Ritz, the rooms sorta stunk, and were not super clean, but for a basic cheap hostal in London, it fit the bill. If you plan on spending your whole day in the city and only needing a place to crash, this works great, and you won´t bust your budget on a bed. Enjoy!
 
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