Hostelle - women only hostel London

Hostelle is the first and only all-women hostel in London. Hostelle was started with the idea to provide a safe and fun place for women who are traveling to Amsterdam, Barcelona, Paris or London to stay so that they only need to focus on sightseeing and enjoying themselves while they are here. For women travelers with a small budget Hostelle is ideal, we are very well communicated with the airport and the city center.

Hostelle London Policy and Conditions:
Cancellation Policy

Cancellation Policy: 2 days before arrival. In case of a late cancellation or no show, you will be charged the first night of your stay. The non-refundable reservation can't be modified or canceled free of charge.

Check-In & Check-Out

Check in from 14.00 to 00.00 (24/7 reception)
Arriving later than 00:00 is possible please let us know your expected arrival time so the reception will be there to check you in.

Check out before 11.00 am
Late checkout is not possible. You are welcome to stay in the common areas after check out time.

Payments
Non-refundable reservations: these are always paid in advance. The provided credit card will be charged after we receive the reservation.

Standard reservation: these need to be paid on arrival with cash or card. We accept all types of cards.
All taxes are included in the price.

General
24 hours reception
No curfew
We do not offer breakfast service, we have a fully equipped kitchen so the guests can make their dishes
We have a minimum age of 16 years old. Only when accompanied by a parent or a guardian we do allow children from the age of 12 years to stay in Hostelle


Things to Do in London
London has a lot of different attractions and interesting places to visit. Because there are so many options, we from Hostelle have made a list of the absolute must-visits in London.

Hyde Park
Hyde Park is presumably the foremost notable park in London, it’s among the biggest. The park has historical significance, having hosted a variety of demonstrations and protests together with protests by suffragettes. The park hosts many performances weekly in addition to activities like paddle-boating, seeing several swans, and taking in a breath of fresh air in the center of the city. A must-visit.

Westminster
Westminster is home to the Houses of Parliament and the world-famous Big Ben. Big Ben is the name of the bell housed within the iconic clock tower, and it still chimes every hour.

You can also find Westminster Abbey here, which is open to the public most days. Whilst visiting these landmarks, be sure to rest your feet in Parliament Square which features statues of important political individuals including Nelson Mandela and Winston Churchill.

Camden
Camden is a well-known cultural neighborhood in north London. Known for its alternative culture, the crowds here are filled with goths, punks, rockabillies, and tourists alike. Camden has a vibrant body mod community, and you will find several piercing and tattoo shops in this part of town.

London Eye
A trip to London isn’t complete without a visit to the iconic London Eye. Originally constructed to celebrate the millennium, the Eye is a giant Ferris wheel offering gorgeous views across the city. At night, the wheel is lit up in seasonal colors and is the centerpiece of London’s annual New Year's fireworks display.