Goldsmith's House Reviews

I stayed at the hostel as a young woman on her own in London and felt incredibly safe. The staff are extremely hard working and considerate (letting me use the kitchen when it's closed, asking ME what time I'd like to check out) and I felt at home whilst being in the city completing work experience. The reason why atmosphere is only 'good' is because I wasn't there to interact and kept myself to myself, but I felt completely comfortable doing so. I would definitely use this hostel again.

This hostel is great for women travelling alone who need a secure, low-cost place to stay. It's very quiet and located in a decent neighborhood. There aren't a lot of frills, but it's very good for the price. I especially was pleased that they have a few computers available for the guests to use, and there is a lounge, a kitchen, and a very nice little fenced-in garden out back. My only complaints were the occassional lack of hand soap and toilet paper in the toilets.

unfortunately i make a wrong reservationl, the hostel that i have booked was for only women, so i had find another place on my own.

that is the cheapest hostel we can found one month before xmas and in Zone 2. but it really need about 10(max) walk from the station. if you have big luggage like me(one 26kg suitcase), the walk gonna kill your hands and arms. Meanwhile, the Northern Line has two branches which was confused me at the first time when I tried to take tube. Everything was good. they have kitchen and lift. share bathroom but you have tap and sink in your room but strange thing is i have no mirror but my friend has.