Belgravia Rooms Reviews

Hostel is situated in a quiet area, but right in the center of London (Buckingham Palace is about a 12 minute walk away). Also very close to the Victoria metro/train station. Very cute, but someone needs to wash the bedspreads, which were filthy. Also would be nice if WiFi were included. The walls are pretty thin too, so keep that in mind if you're a light sleeper. But if you're looking for a reasonable place to sleep while you explore London, Belgravia Rooms is a solid option.

The beds were very comfortable and the hostel was clean. They hostel was repainting and renovating when we stayed there, so the lobby was smelly and dusty. The computer in the lobby was unavailable because of the painting, so we had to purchase their 5 pound wifi, which was rather slow.

I canceled my booking and they took my money as I did it less than 24 hours. Weird moment that they took 100% of the price. Should be at least 50%. Anyway it was my fault.

It was a great location to be at for either one of the Victoria Stations. My room was on the top floor, which was an unexpected thing and wasn't mentioned anywhere that there would be 6 floors without an elevator. That is an issue only because it wasn't told to me by the website nor by the person that checked us in, and I had just walked 4 miles with a backpack. The room was quiet and old, but not extremely dirty. I was falling apart, but it felt cozy.

We had a good night sleep close to victoria busstation, could leave our luggage in the hostel for our next day travelling around in london!

Great location, but if you have a serious problem sleeping with blankets covered in "love", probably not the place for you. We regret that we didn't pay a bit more for an en-suite bathroom because we had to share the bathroom with animals. But for the price it was fine.

it was nice stay just wifi facility should be included in this amount

Staff were helpful and friendly and the bedroom was clean. However there was no evidence of the shared bathroom being cleaned on a daily basis

We enjoyed our brief stay at Belgravia Hotel and we would like to make a booking for a group of students and teachers (total of 24 persons) for the 29th March. Do we email them directly or make this reservation through Hostelworld.com?

For the amount of money I paid, my room was too small and uncomfortable. The door hit the bed when it was less than halfway open. The hotel, however, was very safe and the in a good location.

After reading previous reviews, I expected a tiny room, but the staff gave us a free upgrade from twin room to 6-bed room, which was okay for 2 of us. (But I could imagine the room being very cramped when all 6 beds are occupied.) Location is great & room is clean, but I would not recommend heavy / buiky luggages as there is no lift, stairs are narrow, and the room hardly has space to open a suitcase. I couldn't access wifi in my room. Luckily Victoria Coach Station has free wifi.

The room was really really tiny, no more than 3 square meters. It was not possible to fully open the door because the bed did not allow it. The room was clean, new and tidy. The window was broken and it was not possible to close it at night, what was not good in late November in a 3 square meters room. As I was there only for one night and found it out during the night, I did not complain, so I cannot talk about the hotel response for that. But in total the experience was not bad.