St Christopher's Inn - London Bridge Reviews

If you want to be in the middle of the great bars around London bridge and have great access to London this is the place. If you want somewhere quiet it is probably not what you want.

breakfast was very poor and bad!

I lodged there (room 9 121 Borough St.) for 2 nights. continueing noisy from other room made me sleepless until late night each night. Toilet and bath room are dirty. I will lodge there in the near future. Hope you improve the above situation. K.

Very noisy hostel, especially on weekends when it is below the hostel party in the restaurant. Guests walk into the alley and smoke are very noisy. If you just want to sleep in peace, here it is not possible.

the hostel is reallly near to a tube stations, there are restaurants and bars near there. very clean and new.

There were not enough bathrooms/toilets for the number of rooms. One bathroom we used was TINY and flooded with water. The other bathroom was bigger, so it was ok. It was also very loud because the room's windows were old and the room was on the courtyard side, so that the voices of people gathered outside the pub downstairs sounded as if they were in the room with us. So be sure to bring earplugs if you're planning to sleep! The location is definitely great!

Overall great experience at St.Christopher's just be aware of which one you choose. The Inn quiet with not much happening in or around it, down the street in the Village is where everything is, breakfast, bar, reception, chill room, and just a more energetic atmosphere. But it does not matter which one you choose as it is a great place to stay in london.

Lovely and clean bedsheets and clean bathrooms. The hostel is a bit dated but that can't be helped really. No squeaky beds so that was good! Can't go wrong really for a place to rest your head after a night out. Bit annoying having to wander down the road to the other St Christophers for the meal deals and to check in at reception, but its only about 100m so its fine :)

I never met a single staff member at the Inn. Its a bed to sleep on and a shower to use for a night. If you want a good atmosphere I would highly recommend going to the village instead. Their manager Victoria is amazing and will do anything to ensure you are having a good stay. Both hostels are within walking distance so that was good because I could easily walk over to the village and hang out with other people.

The Breakfast was included, but was very simple. Toasts, butter, milk, tea, hot water and soluble coffe.

This is place literally surrounded by bars so be prepared to party or bring really good earplugs. Very bright and colorful. Good location for walking to the tube. Bathrooms are tiny.

The room was not clean. We have seen a mouse walking around at night. Some rooms further a girl run out at of her room at night for a RAT. TERRIBLE ! Also there was no towell at the room, the sheets were very old, the floor was'nt clean, poor light in the room, the lock in the door in the private room was made by a amateur, breakfast was for drifters,etc. My wife was crying at night and in the morning for this aweful room. Also there was à lot of rumour outside the pub but that's our problem.

Was a quick stop for us. Had a decent bar beneath hostel and a few others nearby. OK 4 going out but not OK for trying to get to sleep afterwards. Security good, not all showers clean. Don't get there too late if you want one of the towels they advertise. Breakfast down the road was pretty good!

Would not recommend St. Christopher's Inn for the solo traveler, but I'd say this is definitely a decent place to crash in London. It's very close to the London Bridge Underground stop which makes getting around really easy. However, the showers had no cold water option and got quite hot quite quickly, and there were not enough toilets per floor - there were always lines. The separate building a block away for reception is a bummer setup, but not too much of a pain. An okay hostel.

The best recommendation is that i would definitely go back. Great location, two blocks away from the London Bridge station great staff, they were really helpful and friendly nice atmosphere, the bar is a great place.

Dirty Sheets, confused, unhelpful staff. Could not work out what we had booked, blamed hostel world for their mistake. Took over 2 hours on the first night to finally arrange our room. Second night saw a new room with very dirty pillow! obviously had not been changed. Girl came to change sheets, no apology, very moody! But it was central!

Bring earplugs! it's located straight over a pub. Ckose to bus and underground and Sainsbury's (food store) opposite to the reception. The showers was small and claustrophobic and you cannot change the temperature which was too hot when we were there. The staff was great and helped us in every way they could. The lockers under the beds where excellent, but bring your own padlock. We had a nice stay with nice room mates :) cheers!

they scrued up our booking and didn't know how to fix it. Had to wait 2 hours for a room in the middle of the night. Last time I stay with them!

Pretty sweet hostel, rooms were all fine with a cage underneath the bed to lock up your stuff. Was within walking distance of most of the stuff to be done in London so that was all good. The staff were really nice and directed us to whatever we needed. The breakfast was simple but good, but the chick behind the bar gets real gnarly if you come in too late: "TOMORROW COME BEFORE 11, NOT 10 TO 11" yeah whatever man, I was tired damn, its just toast

This is a very bad hostel. The staff are awful. I booked this hostel via hostelworld and prepaied 10% before my arrival. However, they insisted this didn't work for them and charged me 100%. Then I checked my booking again and showed them the details, then they returned me my money very unpleased. Then I went to my room, such a big surprise, the bed of mine had been used by the others. I asked them to clean or change it for me. However, after almost one hour and a half, finally, one staff showed. This hoste