Name: Stamford Street Apartments
Address: 127 Stamford Street, London, London, London, London, SE1 9NQ, United Kingdom
Rating: 10

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

No elevators

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Waterloo

Southwark

Temple

Southbank Mosaics

Roupell Street

Gabriel's Wharf

Waterloo Railway Station

Old Vic

Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf

Jubilee Gardens

London Wonderground

Lower Marsh Market

The Vaults

Leake Street

London Eye

Charing Cross Railway Station

Big Ben

National Gallery

Cannon Street Railway Station

The Shard

London Bridge Railway Station

The British Museum

Buckingham Palace

Tower Bridge

Tower of London

Madame Tussauds

Hyde Park

Victoria and Albert Museum

Loftus Road Stadium

London City Airport

London Heathrow Airport

London Gatwick Airport

London Luton Airport

Rochester Airport

Stansted Airport

Farnborough Airport

Blackbushe Airport

London Southend Airport

Stamford Street Apartments

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It's a room and a bed, basic bathroom with a shower and half the price of actual hotels. Great for a traveler on a budget. No frills, it's fine. Windows to the street are noisy, get inside quad facing if you can

Given the exorbitant cost of most London accommodation, Stamford Street Apartments are exceptionally reasonable. The staff are unfailingly pleasant and helpful. However, as is perhaps to be expected at such a low cost, there are problems. The room was very spartan. There was no shower curtain or bath mat (I was able to secure 2 of the latter from reception eventually). There is no reading-lamp over the bed or bedsite table or stand, which is awkward if you like to read in bed. The traffic noise, even with the double-glazed window closed (and the weather was excruciatingly hot!), was relentless all night. Finally, it was a little startling to have only the option of instant coffee with breakfast (I'm not a tea drinker). All that said, I was made welcome for two nights and wasn't out of pocket afterwards.

Inexpensive and friendly, but some problems.

Prefect location on southbank.  Building very safe as 24 hour reception and security.  Need a key fob for every part of the building.  It was summer holidays as no students there so very quiet.  Room is just a bed in a box which it prefect for the price and just somewhere to sleep. Free breakfast is cereals and pasteries, and on until 10.30am.  I would recommend if want cheap safe place to sleep, would defo stay again

The staff was very nice and helpful.   The room nice and clean and comfortable.

Very basic room with just bed and desk, yet appealing if you like utilitarian style. Worst part was musty smell from bathroom. Noise from street can be an issue if you are sensitive. Nothing to write home about but will get you through the night OK. Easy pleasant walk to Covent Garden area over Waterloo Bridge.

I would highly recommend this hotel. The staff members were pretty friendly. I stayed in a newly-renovated room. It was cozy and everything looked great.

I stayed at these dorms for a week. Just came back. What can I say? If the price is most important for you, then go ahead and book your stay. If not, just pass on it. The standard single bedrooms are too small and uncomfortable. There is no TV. And there is that God damn bathrooms. The sink has two fossettes, one for boiling hot and the other for ice cold water. Unbelievable! You have to wash your face with ice cold water. The shower area is another British antic. The water goes all over, around the toilet sit and under the sink. There is a drain, but the floor is not on level, so the water can go in it. Then, with wet feet you step on the carpet, which is very dirty because of that. Even though there is a big garden in the middle of the dorm, you cannot smoke there. The permitted area is Stamford Street or Cornwall Street. To sweeten my post a little, I have to admit some good things as well. First: Day shift reception girls are very professional and ready to help. The breakfast at the other building, across the street, is very good. And third, the location is just fantastic. Bus # 381 goes almost everywhere in London and the stop is just next to the main entrance. You don't need to buy day pass tickets. One ride cost 1.75 pounds. You can just touch the small screen next to the driver's cabin with your Debit or Credit card, which has Mastercard or Visa logo. It's very easy and convenient. Everything in London is more expensive than in the USA, so be well prepared. Better pas

Very disappointed US tourist

Advertised as a ‘hotel’ when it was student accommodation in summer holiday season. Room was just a bed, desk, with a small side room with a toilet, basin and a small shower. Bedding and pillow were stained Breakfast included… was told it was self service continental. Went to the stove, selected a croissant and a pain au chocolate, only to be told by the lady behind the counter I was only allowed one item!For drinks, it was an urn of hot water with various coffees and teas. The cups were the smallest cups I’ve ever seen. Ended up going to a local cafe. Service was fine which saved it from being a 1 star. Friendly and explained everything fully with 2 sheets of paper. Was taken to the floor that my room was as I’d never been beforeOverall, very disappointed

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