Safestay London Elephant & Castle
About Safestay London Elephant & Castle
Located in the former Labor Party headquarters, Safestay London Elephant & Castle is a 5-minute walk from Elephant & Castle train station and shopping center. Free Wi-Fi is provided in the entire area. A laundry room is also available to guests. Bedrooms have lockers to safely store luggage and most rooms feature private bathroom facilities. Private rooms come with a 40-inch LCD TV and tea/coffee making facilities. A continental breakfast is served with fresh baked pastries in the Bar 60 restaurant and lounge. Guests will also find a hostel menu including burgers, pizzas and barista coffee. Guests can also relax in the garden bar with beer on tap and a selection of ciders/cocktails to choose from. A pool table is also available to guests. London’s most popular attractions, including Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Oxford Street and Leicester Square can all be reached within a 15-minute tube journey via Elephant & Castle station. Tate Modern, the National Theater, The Imperial War Museum, London Aquarium, London Dungeon, Shakespeare's Globe Theater, the Kia Oval and the famous Ministry of Sound are all within 1.5 miles of the property. What3Words Address SAFE.CAFE.RALLY License Number(s): 189 9621 41 Safest
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Express check-in / check-out
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
Reviews
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Location, and bar. Amazing staff, michael and kieran help me with my booking because my english was very bad
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Staff us really friendly helped me to get my stuff updairs thanks ti Ali No lift
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Pleasant
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Check in was done quickly. I did not have any problems. The rooms were clean. They still put me on the second floor. I prefer the ground floor. I don't like the stairs.
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It's location The toilets downstairs for 2 days were blocked with poo . The bedroom itself was not cleaned properly , false nails and public hair in the bathroom . Night time we couldn't sleep properly as had the constant smell of weed wafting through the window . Breakfast was £9 PP and it was the worst I've seen . Toast . 2 cereals . A few chicken sausages in a bowl ( which were vile by the way and were like mush inside ) a few slices of cheese and ham , apples and croissants . It was terrible to be honest I don't think it was worth the price we paid . We have stayed in much better places
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* Good value for money. * Friendly and helpful staff. * Very convenient location, with nearby bus and metro/train connections to central London. * Supermarkets and several fast-food options are available on the same street. * Breakfast starts early, from 7:00 a.m. * Rooms are cleaned daily. * The mattress is decent and appropriate for a hostel. * Some rooms, including mine, have private bathrooms. In my room, the shower and toilet were separate, which was very convenient. * The shared bathrooms(the corridor ones)also offer good privacy, with one person using each shower or toilet at a time. * The room was extremely hot. I understand the hostel cannot control the weather, but as it was already the fifth heatwave in the UK, I expected better preparation, such as having more fans available. There was only one small fan for a room with eight people. I asked for another one, but was told there were no more available. Even after the temperature in London dropped by more than 10°C, the room was still very hot. Everyone in my room experienced the same problem, and we were waking up every two or three hours sweating and struggling to sleep. * The corridors were also very hot, and the bathroom in the room had no ventilation, which made also really hot. * There is no elevator, so you have to use the stairs. * The area is not the nicest in London, although considering the price, this is understandable. * Some people experiencing homelessness regularly stayed in the hostel’s outdoor/common areas, and I also saw the same people sleeping on chairs in the reception area. They did not bother anyone, but it was still uncomfortable. The lobby bathroom was consequently often extremely dirty and, at times, practically unusable. * Breakfast could have more variety. Since it costs £9, I think it would be nice to have different options from one day to another rather than the same selection every day.
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Very good
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Convenient location. Clean facilities
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Great location. Modern and clean. Staff were amazing. We got a private dorm for two adults and four kids. Was absolutely fine for families. We went during a heatwave and one fan per room was rather sweaty!
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It was a lovely stay, amenities and environment. Some kitchen amenities can be provided.
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Close to a tube station and bus stops right nearby. Decently clean rooms and comfortable beds. Generally felt safe in the area at night. Bathroom attached to the room was a little unclean and building is loud at night.
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Bad
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The location and the ambience House rules are not strictly enforced
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Very good
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Friendly ,helpful staff ,location
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I didn't have breakfast. N/A
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Clean No lifts. Lots of staircases to climb to get to level 3 if you have luggage
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Good location and good value The wall hook rack is same side of shower head. It’s easy to make the cloths wet
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Exceptional
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Nice cheap spot in central london to stay, nice pastries in breakfast the toilets are quite dirty, the hand wash dispensers are broken, no shower gel, breakfast was not good in general