This is a fun experience. Even during the late afternoon hours Reese and a pub goer engaged in…read morepatriotic song singing. It was a cool cultural experience. The beds are a budget stay. It's even affordable for the private room. It's a Chelsea house for football which also was fun! Reese and Amanda manage the hostel and make it loads of fun! Super cool people!

Very good for the price. As anyone who's visited London will know, cheap accommodation is virtually…read moreimpossible to come by in this city. So I was delighted when I found the Queen Elizabeth online, and booked immediately. Check-in was fairly easy, with staff helping us out, and pointing out lockers we could use for secure storage of goods. Rooms were fine, nothing special. The place wasn't very clean, but the beds were comfortable, and I slept alright. Location is good for accessing city centre. Buses go from close by, and Fulham Broadway tube station is about 10 minutes walk. Certainly not the best hostel I've been in, but you'll struggle to do better on a budget in London.

Stayed here as a bit of an experiment for myself as I'd never stayed in a hostel before and it…read morereally wasn't too bad. I booked it as I needed somewhere to crash for a few hours after leaving a club at 4am and it suited that purpose perfectly. Each room has a supply of lockers to keep your stuff safe. Bring your own padlock if you don't want to end up buying one. For £16.49 (less cashback through Quidco!) I got a bed in a shared room of 12 beds, usable wifi, clean toilet/shower facilities and a continental breakfast consisting of cereal, toast, boiled eggs, yoghurt, tea/coffee, juice. It's about 10 minutes walk from New Cross Overground station and less than 5 minutes from the bus stop. The night bus N89 brings you from central London to the end of the road in 15-20 minutes all through the night. Luxury it isn't, but at this price it's not supposed to be. It serves it's purpose well, and I'd use it again if circumstances require it. The decor could do with freshening up in some areas but not if that impacts the price! The downstairs doubles as a pub with a small selection of drinks. I had a Fosters there for £3.50.

Definitely the best place I've ever stayed! Nice rooms, friendly stuff, clean. They have a kitchen…read moreso you can cook there if you want. Very friendly people. And it really felt like home! There's a bar downstairs so it may be quite loud sometimes, but it wasn't an obstacle, at least for me. I'll be back! ;) The only problem is that it's quite far from the city centre, but you can always take a bus or tube. Not the safest part of London and it's better not to hang around alone at night.

Fantastic hotel cum guesthouse, look out for the secret 'biscuit tin' under the coffee table!read more