It was a great location, just steps away from Euston station and another 5-10 minute walk form King's Cross/St. Pancras. Also good walking distance from the British museum. On top of that, great having a place to grab a bite in the same building. But overall, if you're spending most of your day out and about and just need a clean and conveniently located place to crash for the night, then this is it!

Towel had to be rented for a rather unreasonable price, and when one of the hostel workers referred me to a "friend" who supposedly sold towels for 3 pound, it ended up costing me 9 pounds. Also, 10 pounds for a pint of beer is rather excessive considering it's possible to get the same pints for much less elsewhere. One last thing, although the bed mattresses were what I expected for a hostel, the bunks were rather squeaky, so I would often hear people when they were tossing and turning in bed. But to sum up, I would get drinks elsewhere and make sure to pack your own towel!

If you are getting the train, there is no better place for Underground, Euston, 3 mins walk, King's Cross 10. Local crowd filling the bar on most nights, particularly Thursday. Tends to be just double bunks as opposed to triple. Nice atmosphere. Shower cubicals large enough to shower and dress

Bit noisy in the morning, with HS2 noises, and because it is a great stop off for trains, people tend to get up early and crash about. My sleep deprivation over the week went through the roof. Privacy curtains would be good

The welcome from the staff member was fantastic, so informative and helpful. Created instant good vibes and relaxed me after a long and tiring journey. Also, the people in my room were so lovely. Location is good as it’s close to Euston station, but due to building works Google took me all over the place trying to find an entrance to the street the hostel was on. I think it would be a great place to stay with friends so you could enjoy the bar downstairs together 😊

To be honest the bathrooms were a bit dirty. It’s clear that the property is very busy and because of that maybe the bathrooms could do with a reset twice a day. There was no toilet roll for example in the bathroom upstairs when I got there or the toilet downstairs the next day. Also, I would have loved the option of a female only room. I was lucky as my room had great personalities but some of the people I met in the corridors put me on edge and made me uncomfortable. I was super appreciative that I wasn’t sharing a room with them.

The atmosphere of a classical pub every time we went downstairs is indescribable for one that comes from the Latin part of Europe and always dreamt about experiencing a BRITISH PUB, great beer, great burgers, actually the best burgers I´ve ever tasted. The staff was above helpful, definitely friendly, Simão was the best, always a kind word and a smile..... The Exmouth Arms is close to all the kind of public transportation one needs to move around London and yet so far from all the messy crowd of tourists. WE LOVED IT!!!!! Will be back!

The only thing to point is that the shower next to out dormitory had no hot water!

The cost of this place varies a lot. If you're paying £21 or less then its a good deal. The 6 bed dorms are really nice and spacious and the overall design is above average. The location is excellent, in a quiet street within walking distance of Camden Town, Regent's Park, the British Museum, Kings Cross and Oxford street. The staff are nice people and quite friendly despite having to do 2 jobs at the same time.

The biggest problem is the limited number of toilets and showers. Also the downstairs pub is used mainly by people working locally so it doesnt have a backpacker vibe. I spent more time hanging out at Euston station than in the pub, which says a lot about the vibe there. They do play some really good music in the pub and also some pretty horrific audio trash too!!

Location was great, close to kings cross, euston and camden town stations. It's just off the main road but currently is surrounded by construction zoning so the location will seem even better when the street doesnt resemble a seedy job site! So cool that the bar stays open 24 hours for hostel guests, and the late night snacks are good. Cant beat the price and it was still comfy and just what we needed for a night stay.

The construction noises, but not hostels fault. Only one bathroom on the floor which may seem like not enough, but we never had a problem per say.

It’s very close to the central . Literally 15 min by walk anywhere. Great location, great staff. Showers are clean . I stayed in 6 female bedroom . It was okey . I felt safe walking to the hostel by night. I think that’s why I like that place a lot . It’s open 24 hours. There is always someone at the bar. They have a storage for extra luggage . I will def stay here again again again.

The hostel-above-bar format is my favorite. Water was readily available on the ground floor. Staff was very friendly. The property is a standalone building nestled on the corner of a block, making it feel very isolated. The rooms and facilities were all adequate for a hostel stay. Luggage storage is available for free.

It’s a ways from central London. However the 24 and 29 bus routes will take you into the downtown area.

Didn't expect a whole lot for the price ($20 for a bed in a mixed bunk room) but it delivered exactly what I expected. Got to the train station very easily the next morning and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the pub downstairs.

Would have been nice to not have to buy a lock for my things. Otherwise, any discomfort was exactly what you would expect when sharing a room with 7 strangers and not at all the fault of the inn.

Great location, value for money. Overall very happy considering what i paid and what i got

If someone smells bad, talks to the phone at 5 in the morning or makes noise at night has nothing to do with Publove