Rest up London - Hostel

matthew abd zaen were amazing and helped me through a tricky situation very professionally. had a very polite tone and were patient. The room was comfy and clean and the whole hostel had its own vibe. The location is very convinient as there are shops nearby

Lovely place in London, few minutes walk from elephant and castle tube station. Lovely building and staff are great just roasting in the room! After it cooled down it was absolutely fine :) Nice bars and restaurants nearby as well that aren’t all at London prices

Good rooms, great price and location, and incredible service. The front desk people really helped me out and let me book even after it was too late for that night (I didn’t have another place to go so that was a lifesaver). Highly recommend if you need a cheap place for a few nights in London.

I stayed here in March 1989 for 2 weeks, exploring London and going on day trips. I had complaints, but I was mostly happy staying in such an interesting building. This was when it was called Driscoll house, run in person by Mr. Driscoll. Two meals included each day and they were good, especially breakfast. I don't recall it ever being noisy, and I'm a light skeeper. The area behind the Driscoll House looked like it had been bombed, I had to put my suitcase under the mattress to keep from rolling off, there was barbed wire on the front perimeter, and the walk back from the tube after dark was a bit scary, but, I have terrific memories and enjoyed my stay there. Sounds like the neighborhood has gotten better, but a shame about the hostel itself.