The room at the hostel was cozy and comfortable, providing a pleasant stay throughout my visit. Its location was perfect, offering easy access to nearby attractions and public transportation. As for the bed, it was remarkably comfortable, ensuring a good night's rest after a day of exploration.

While my stay at the hostel was generally enjoyable, there were a few aspects that I didn't particularly like. Firstly, the Wi-Fi connection in the room was weak and inconsistent, making it difficult to stay connected. Despite this minor issue, I still appreciated the overall experience and the hostel's convenient location.

The female dormitory with only six beds is very the best option Quite noise proof on the second floor very clean indeed and the fellow room mates were very discreet The staff was very welcoming and helped a lot

A rent system for towels would have been an excellent idea. The breakfast should be included for people booking from other sites too, because we are not aware about this detail at first

The location is fantastic. Right in Camden near two tune stops, plenty of busses. The staff did a great job of cleaning my room everyday. For a hostel I thought it was very quiet and respectful at night, greatly appreciated.

I paid a bit more money under the assumption I was to get a double bed, as in the description. Instead I got two single bunk beds. There was another option for a private room that was cheaper and I believe I would have received the same room. Not sure why I paid ~$20 more a night for the bunk bed room. The breakfast was pretty weak. Overall solid experience though.

Spacious and clean rooms (shout out to Gabriel&Co. from housekeeping), beds pretty comfortable, super friendly staff - with Joanna from South Africa, Chiara - Pearl of Italy, and other ladies and gents being absolute stars behind the bar. Manager Bruno runs a pretty tight ship with Olgierd and Por/Fr/Eng dude who’s name I can’t recollect being among the most helpful receptionists I’ve met. There could be more variation to their eat-all-you-can breakfast, but it’s still a solid point - fresh, tasty, aplenty… All in all - my first ever hostel stay turned out pretty sweet. Thanks guys.

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The hostel was situated in a great spot with plenty to see and do. It wasn't actually too loud when using ear plugs at night (except for the underground train). I'd recommend bringing your own small lock for the steel storage cages under the bed!

The only issue was the lack of a towel hook on the back of the bathroom door. If you brought your towel into the shower, you would have to place it on the floor, meaning it would get soaked (since you have to put the shower on full power for the water to get warm).

Nice clean rooms. Good facilities. Nice bar/food area downstairs.

Security staff at the door of the pub were a bit aggressive when I was trying to enter to check in at around 11AM because it was too early to check in at 10.30AM the previous morning.

I was there only to sleep but the personnel were very friendly, the bed was clean and the toilet/sink with separate shower were in the room. I quite appreciate this venue as there is no age discrimination or upper limits. Even when no longer a "youth" it is nice to be able to pay a small amount when only a bed and a roof are required for a few hours.

I would have liked to have access to a toilet/sink outside of the room as well (perhaps there was one somewhere that I didn't find). It can take awhile to use the bathroom when sharing a room with 6-8 other girls.

First solo overnight stay so was not sure what to expect and I’m quite a nervous traveler but was pleasantly surprised. Staff were friendly and the hostel was nice and seemed well kept. The little booklet you get with the key card having a little set of house rules was nice too. I stayed in an all girls room and it was quiet and comfortable with guests who were very respectful of others space etc which I guess is a perhaps a little bit luck of the draw but still! Found the bed really comfy because I love a really firm mattress but maybe perhaps if you were a fan of a softer mattress it might be a bit uncomfy. Overall a seamless and easy experience that allowed me to travel to see gig for a good price.

Plumbing is quite loud but seems like an older building so that can’t really be helped.

It's not for very light sleepers but the beds are really comfy and I got good rest. You have to accept that you are in a room with people you don't know however everyone was respectful and kind although I didn't see most of them at all. If you don't mind this then this is the most economical way of sleeping in Camden Town (apart from on the street !)

One of the sofas in the incredibly well equipped and welcoming communal 'garage' downstairs was a bit well used !!! However the rest of the facilities were brilliant :)

Fantastic Staff, food (breakfast) and drinks with discount, beds amazing, duvet thick, all super clean, private light and plug in bed, curtains around the bed. Space in dorm to change or pack, you're not on top of each other. Very close to underground, super markets, restaurants, etc.

The shower, only a push button, so couldn't adjust temperature (which was warm but not a lovely hot shower) and only two hooks on top of each other. So for towels, clothes you're taking off, clothes you're putting on after extra hooks would make life easier. Toilets, the seats were loose and no mirrors, except for one in the dorm. The lockers in room seem safe but even after you locked it, it can be reopened, I tried all the ones with locks on and I could have taken anything from anyone. The fridge in common room is only an under the counter fridge, so it's jammed pack with stuff, you def. need a bigger fridge for the size of hostel.