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Scottish Sun
5 days ago
- Scottish Sun
The central London hotel that has some of the cheapest city rooms from £38 each
There is even shuffleboard and a photobooth CHEAP AS CHIPS The central London hotel that has some of the cheapest city rooms from £38 each Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ONE of the cheapest stays in London is a trendy 'urban' hostel - although thankfully they have private rooms as well as bunkbeds. Here's everything you need to know about staying at Generator London. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Generator might be a hotel in London but there are cheap private rooms Credit: 4 Expect a lot of fun in the lobby area Credit: Where is Generator Hotel? Hostel chain Generator is popular with backpackers wanting an affordable bed for the night. The London branch near Kings Cross Station has a number of private rooms for people on a budget. What is the hotel like? The hotel is tucked down a quiet side street, less than 10 minutes walk from London St Pancras. There is a 24-hour reception, as well as a travel shop for any forgotten items such s padlocks, towers or adaptors. Laundry facilities, bike hire (from £6 a day) and luggage storage are also on-site. If you want to keep the kids entertained then there is shuffleboard at the hostel and a photo booth in the cafe. What are the rooms like? The cheapest option is a shared bunkbed room, which sleeps up to 12 people, with options for single and mixed sex. However, if you can't face sharing with 11 strangers, there are thankfully private rooms that aren't much more expensive. They are basic, with double beds, small desks and complimentary water. There are hangers as well as a hairdryer, but don't expect much else. Each private room has an en-suite with complimentary toiletries but you will need to bring your own towel or rent one at reception. Want the best night's sleep? Ask for room 216 or 217 as they are quieter. It's one of London's most affordable options, but bring ear plugs just in case of some rowdy school kids returning late at night. Private Superior King rooms start from £75 a night, working out to around £38 each - a bargain for the central location. Dogs are also allowed in private rooms, costing £25. 4 The hotel is a short walk from London St Pancras Credit: What is there to eat and drink? You are best eating out for dinner, as there are limited options in the hotel restaurant which serves mainly burgers and pizza. Thankfully Kings Cross is a short walk away, with amazing restaurants from the Korean Kimchee to the Sri Lankan Hoppers. The hotel breakfast buffet is extra but is an easy choice with continental options from £9.50. Or go to the train station Wetherspoons for a bargain Full English breakfast. Is the hotel family friendly? Guests who have kids aged aged 3 years or younger can stay for free in private rooms, with free cots if requested before arrival depending on availability. Is there access for guests with disabilities? The hotel has a wheelchair accessible entrance to the side, as well as a number of rooms that are accessible, including both a twin and eight-bed dorm. Looking for a place to stay? For more hotel inspiration click here.
The Irish Sun
5 days ago
- The Irish Sun
The central London hotel that has some of the cheapest city rooms from £38 each
There is even shuffleboard and a photobooth CHEAP AS CHIPS The central London hotel that has some of the cheapest city rooms from £38 each ONE of the cheapest stays in London is a trendy 'urban' hostel - although thankfully they have private rooms as well as bunkbeds. Here's everything you need to know about staying at Generator London. Advertisement 4 Generator might be a hotel in London but there are cheap private rooms Credit: 4 Expect a lot of fun in the lobby area Credit: Where is Generator Hotel? Hostel chain Generator is popular with backpackers wanting an affordable bed for the night. The London branch near Kings Cross Station has a number of private rooms for people on a budget. What is the hotel like? The hotel is tucked down a quiet side street, less than 10 minutes walk from London St Pancras. There is a 24-hour reception, as well as a travel shop for any forgotten items such s padlocks, towers or adaptors. Advertisement Laundry facilities, bike hire (from £6 a day) and luggage storage are also on-site. If you want to keep the kids entertained then there is shuffleboard at the hostel and a photo booth in the cafe. What are the rooms like? The cheapest option is a shared bunkbed room, which sleeps up to 12 people, with options for single and mixed sex. However, if you can't face sharing with 11 strangers, there are thankfully private rooms that aren't much more expensive. Advertisement They are basic, with double beds, small desks and complimentary water. There are hangers as well as a hairdryer, but don't expect much else. Each private room has an en-suite with complimentary toiletries but you will need to bring your own towel or rent one at reception. Want the best night's sleep? Ask for room 216 or 217 as they are quieter. Advertisement It's one of London's most affordable options, but bring ear plugs just in case of some rowdy school kids returning late at night. Private Superior King rooms start from £75 a night, working out to around £38 each - a bargain for the central location. Dogs are also allowed in private rooms, costing £25. 4 The hotel is a short walk from London St Pancras Credit: Advertisement What is there to eat and drink? You are best eating out for dinner, as there are limited options in the hotel restaurant which serves mainly burgers and pizza. Thankfully Kings Cross is a short walk away, with amazing restaurants from the Korean Kimchee to the Sri Lankan Hoppers. The hotel breakfast buffet is extra but is an easy choice with continental options from £9.50. Or go to the train station Wetherspoons for a bargain Full English breakfast. Advertisement Is the hotel family friendly? Guests who have kids aged aged 3 years or younger can stay for free in private rooms, with free cots if requested before arrival depending on availability. Is there access for guests with disabilities? The hotel has a wheelchair accessible entrance to the side, as well as a number of rooms that are accessible, including both a twin and eight-bed dorm. Looking for a place to stay? For more hotel inspiration click here. 4 There are both shared bunkbed rooms and private rooms Credit:
The Sun
5 days ago
- The Sun
The central London hotel that has some of the cheapest city rooms from £38 each
CHEAP AS CHIPS There is even shuffleboard and a photobooth ONE of the cheapest stays in London is a trendy 'urban' hostel - although thankfully they have private rooms as well as bunkbeds. Here's everything you need to know about staying at Generator London. 4 4 Where is Generator Hotel? Hostel chain Generator is popular with backpackers wanting an affordable bed for the night. The London branch near Kings Cross Station has a number of private rooms for people on a budget. What is the hotel like? The hotel is tucked down a quiet side street, less than 10 minutes walk from London St Pancras. There is a 24-hour reception, as well as a travel shop for any forgotten items such s padlocks, towers or adaptors. Laundry facilities, bike hire (from £6 a day) and luggage storage are also on-site. If you want to keep the kids entertained then there is shuffleboard at the hostel and a photo booth in the cafe. What are the rooms like? The cheapest option is a shared bunkbed room, which sleeps up to 12 people, with options for single and mixed sex. However, if you can't face sharing with 11 strangers, there are thankfully private rooms that aren't much more expensive. They are basic, with double beds, small desks and complimentary water. There are hangers as well as a hairdryer, but don't expect much else. Each private room has an en-suite with complimentary toiletries but you will need to bring your own towel or rent one at reception. Want the best night's sleep? Ask for room 216 or 217 as they are quieter. It's one of London's most affordable options, but bring ear plugs just in case of some rowdy school kids returning late at night. Private Superior King rooms start from £75 a night, working out to around £38 each - a bargain for the central location. Dogs are also allowed in private rooms, costing £25. 4 What is there to eat and drink? You are best eating out for dinner, as there are limited options in the hotel restaurant which serves mainly burgers and pizza. Thankfully Kings Cross is a short walk away, with amazing restaurants from the Korean Kimchee to the Sri Lankan Hoppers. The hotel breakfast buffet is extra but is an easy choice with continental options from £9.50. Or go to the train station Wetherspoons for a bargain Full English breakfast. Is the hotel family friendly? Guests who have kids aged aged 3 years or younger can stay for free in private rooms, with free cots if requested before arrival depending on availability. Is there access for guests with disabilities? The hotel has a wheelchair accessible entrance to the side, as well as a number of rooms that are accessible, including both a twin and eight-bed dorm. Looking for a place to stay? For more hotel inspiration click here. 4
