The Queens Hostel

From

US$28
/ night
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Prices for The Queens Hostel

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From

US$28
/ night

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at The Queens Hostel average US$14 in the cheapest month (November) and US$39 in the most expensive month (July), based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at The Queens Hostel by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
FebruaryUS$35
AprilUS$15
MayUS$25
JulyUS$39
SeptemberUS$19
NovemberUS$14

Most expensive: July (~US$39)

Cheapest: November (~US$14)

About this property

Budget-friendly hostel with a terrace, garden views, and communal kitchen in Shepherds Bush, London.
  • Non-smoking rooms

  • Tennis courts

  • Housekeeping

  • Safe-deposit box

  • ATM/Cash machine

  • Garden

Location

121 South Africa road, White City, London, England, United Kingdom

Room options

Bed in 6-Bed Mixed Dormitory Room

1 Bunk Bed

150 ft²

Shared Bathroom
Accessible by Stairs

Single Bed in Mixed Dormitory Room

1 Bunk Bed

150 ft²

Shared Bathroom
Accessible by Stairs

Guest reviews of The Queens Hostel

10

Seungho

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14 Jul 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

Liked the location. Peaceful neighborhood. Walking distance to the tube. Staff and guests are friendly. You might need your own shampoo and bodywash for shower. Bring your own towel, too. (Luckily I got one free this time.)
Liked the location. Peaceful neighborhood. Walking distance to the tube. Staff and guests are friendly. You might need your own shampoo and bodywash for shower. Bring your own towel, too. (Luckily I got one free this time.)

2

Edozie

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27 May 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

My 4-day stay at Queens Hostel was an absolute nightmare and undoubtedly one of the worst accommodation experiences I have ever had. From the moment I arrived, the environment felt uncomfortable and unpleasant. The hostel had serious hygiene and maintenance issues that made the stay extremely distressing. There were numerous bed bugs in the beds and duvets, making it almost impossible to rest properly and raising major concerns about cleanliness standards. To make matters worse, the structural parts of the bunk beds were worn out, dilapidated, loose, and unstable and there's no enough spaces to move in/between the bunk beds in the CUBICLE that they call hostel rooms. Sleeping on the bed was physically uncomfortable and caused body pain rather than providing rest. The toilet facilities were also in a terrible state; after flushing, waste would often rise back up instead of properly clearing away, creating another unpleasant and unhygienic experience. However, the most disturbing aspect of my stay was not even the poor physical conditions, but the attitude and behaviour of the hostel management. The level of arrogance, disrespect, and high-handedness displayed toward guests was deeply shocking. Rather than treating paying customers with basic dignity and courtesy, guests were made to feel as though they had no rights or value. There was a clear sense of disdain in the way concerns and requests were handled. Instead of making any effort to address guests’ complaints or resolve
My 4-day stay at Queens Hostel was an absolute nightmare and undoubtedly one of the worst accommodation experiences I have ever had. From the moment I arrived, the environment felt uncomfortable and unpleasant. The hostel had serious hygiene and maintenance issues that made the stay extremely distressing. There were numerous bed bugs in the beds and duvets, making it almost impossible to rest properly and raising major concerns about cleanliness standards. To make matters worse, the structural parts of the bunk beds were worn out, dilapidated, loose, and unstable and there's no enough spaces to move in/between the bunk beds in the CUBICLE that they call hostel rooms. Sleeping on the bed was physically uncomfortable and caused body pain rather than providing rest. The toilet facilities were also in a terrible state; after flushing, waste would often rise back up instead of properly clearing away, creating another unpleasant and unhygienic experience. However, the most disturbing aspect of my stay was not even the poor physical conditions, but the attitude and behaviour of the hostel management. The level of arrogance, disrespect, and high-handedness displayed toward guests was deeply shocking. Rather than treating paying customers with basic dignity and courtesy, guests were made to feel as though they had no rights or value. There was a clear sense of disdain in the way concerns and requests were handled. Instead of making any effort to address guests’ complaints or resolve

2

Edozie

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26 May 2026

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Stayed 4 nights

My 4-day stay at Queens Hostel was an absolute nightmare and undoubtedly one of the worst accommodation experiences I have ever had. From the moment I arrived, the environment felt uncomfortable and unpleasant. The hostel had serious hygiene and maintenance issues that made the stay extremely distressing. There were numerous bed bugs in the beds and duvets, making it almost impossible to rest properly and raising major concerns about cleanliness standards. To make matters worse, the structural parts of the bunk beds were worn out, dilapidated, loose, and unstable and there's no enough spaces to move in/between the bunk beds in the CUBICLE that they call hostel rooms. Sleeping on the bed was physically uncomfortable and caused body pain rather than providing rest. The toilet facilities were also in a terrible state; after flushing, waste would often rise back up instead of properly clearing away, creating another unpleasant and unhygienic experience. However, the most disturbing aspect of my stay was not even the poor physical conditions, but the attitude and behaviour of the hostel management. The level of arrogance, disrespect, and high-handedness displayed toward guests was deeply shocking. Rather than treating paying customers with basic dignity and courtesy, guests were made to feel as though they had no rights or value. There was a clear sense of disdain in the way concerns and requests were handled. Instead of making any effort to address guests’ complaints or resolve
My 4-day stay at Queens Hostel was an absolute nightmare and undoubtedly one of the worst accommodation experiences I have ever had. From the moment I arrived, the environment felt uncomfortable and unpleasant. The hostel had serious hygiene and maintenance issues that made the stay extremely distressing. There were numerous bed bugs in the beds and duvets, making it almost impossible to rest properly and raising major concerns about cleanliness standards. To make matters worse, the structural parts of the bunk beds were worn out, dilapidated, loose, and unstable and there's no enough spaces to move in/between the bunk beds in the CUBICLE that they call hostel rooms. Sleeping on the bed was physically uncomfortable and caused body pain rather than providing rest. The toilet facilities were also in a terrible state; after flushing, waste would often rise back up instead of properly clearing away, creating another unpleasant and unhygienic experience. However, the most disturbing aspect of my stay was not even the poor physical conditions, but the attitude and behaviour of the hostel management. The level of arrogance, disrespect, and high-handedness displayed toward guests was deeply shocking. Rather than treating paying customers with basic dignity and courtesy, guests were made to feel as though they had no rights or value. There was a clear sense of disdain in the way concerns and requests were handled. Instead of making any effort to address guests’ complaints or resolve

4

Rodney

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1 Nov 2025

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Stayed 7 nights

The kitchen was equipped for cooking, but the building is old, not all of the rooms have doors, the pest control gave me a rash, and there is always someone in the hostel who snores very loudly or causes you trouble.
The kitchen was equipped for cooking, but the building is old, not all of the rooms have doors, the pest control gave me a rash, and there is always someone in the hostel who snores very loudly or causes you trouble.

6

Intis

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24 Oct 2025

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Stayed 7 nights

No idea why no have some shelf on wall for cellphone,headphones,glasses or bottle of water,but nice for this money
No idea why no have some shelf on wall for cellphone,headphones,glasses or bottle of water,but nice for this money

Property policies

Check-in instructions

Everything you need to know for a smooth check-in.

Check-in

Check-out

From 14:00 to 22:30

Before 10:30


FAQs about The Queens Hostel

Is parking available at the property?

Self parking is available at the property for a fee of GBP 10 per day. Reservations are not required.


What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 14:00 until 22:30, and check-out is at 10:30. Early or late check-in/check-out options are not detailed.

What is the location of the hostel in relation to key landmarks?

The hostel is located in Hammersmith and Fulham, London, near Kensington High Street and Oxford Street. Popular attractions like the Natural History Museum and Madame Tussauds Wax Museum are also nearby.


Are children allowed to stay at the hostel?

Children are allowed to stay at the hostel, but the minimum age for free stays is not specified.


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