I needed a place to crash for the night due to the train strikes and the Mornington Camden was perfect for me as I could walk there from King's Cross in 20 minutes. The bed was comfortable, the towel was a welcome surprise, and it was really handy to have two bathrooms for the dorm considering there were 10 beds and the room was full. I still had trouble getting to the bathroom in the morning but it is what it is.

It was a bit difficult to sleep because of the nearly constant noise of trains travelling nearby all night - the hostel is very close to a tube station, but perhaps you can also hear the main line trains from King's Cross / St Pancras because I could hear the trains long after the tube should have stopped running. Ear plugs recommended. A small individual light on each bed would be a plus. Otherwise everything was good.

Bed was clean and comfy, with towel provided. As the dorm beds were on the lower floor, although it was during the heat wave the room stayed lovely and cool. The room additionally had a mirror and shared clothes rail for quickly putting up/on necessities. Plenty of bathroom facilities so there was always a shower/toilet free, including one by the common area. The outside seating area is small but cute, and a kettle is provided for teas. I was sent pre-check in so was able to leave my things quickly and get on with my day.

As the dorm room is on the lowest floor, due to being (conveniently) next to the underground station, the sound as the trains approach and depart is quite loud. I would recommend some form of earplug for lighter sleepers.

I've stayed here before on several occasions, so I know it is a safe place to stay. Also asked for a lower bunk due to back pain, and I was given bed 6, on lower bunk, which helped too.

Staff was super friendly, helpful and let you store luggage before and after check in times.

I was under the impression the entire hostel was for ladies only and that is not the case. The room/bathroom area was, but the living room area and courtyard are shared with males as well. Not a big deal, only that I was on making a tea on my pijamas when 2 men arrived and I was a bit surprised. Just wished I was told, that’s all.

Total 10 beds in my room, 2 bathrooms and 1 toilet. Even full house, I have no problems to queue for my showers. Bathroom is clean and provides shower gel and shampoo. However, lights will come off if shower takes a long time! Location is convenient and just next to Tube exit.

Would prefer to have more shelves or hangers next to bed or in bathroom for putting things around.

1. Excellent location - about 40 minutes train ride from Heathrow Airport, a few steps away from Mornington Crescent Station, major sites e.g. Buckingham Palace are easily accessible by train, lots of shops (e.g Marks and Spencer) and restaurants are within walking distance. 2. Room and bathrooms were kept spotlessly clean and the bed and pillows were comfortable. 3. The lounge area is lovely and free tea is available in the lounge, which was welcomed. 4. My roommates were amazing, so respectful and keen to help. A special thank you to Saanika, Caroline, Anna and Julie. 5. The staff, when approached were very helpful. Even the owner, Mark was very kind when I requested a late checkout as my flight was only at 10pm.

1. Uncertainty regarding the safety of my luggage. Small lockers were available for storing valuables but the bulk of ones luggage had to be stored in an unlocked communal cupboard. Bigger lockers would be helpful. 2. There were times when there were no staff onsite and some guests who arrived looked quite lost. 3. The downside of the close proximity to Mornington Crescent Station is that the trains could be heard and felt. This is beyond the control of the hostel management. Earplugs helped a lot to cope with the train noise.

Check in was ivery simple. I didn't see or speak to anyone but it was arranged via text. It was secure with a key pad entry at the front door and access cards to the dorm and bathroom, wich are both within the same secure area. The ladies in my dorm were quiet and I had a good sleep. It was still pretty clean, even after multiple people using the same space for a day. Though a deep clean would be due soon I think. Location was excellent. A 20min walk to Tottenham Court Road area

I'm used to this and I take earplugs whoever I go in London. To warn other trailers: it's London, there s a lot of noise from the underground Fellow dorm users... you might consider having a headtorch or using a small light, rather than switching on the main kight for the room at 2330. Bunk beds are a bit squeaky.

This hostel stay was way beyond my expectations. 2 washrooms, towels provided, clean bed, coffee teas lounge area, lovely backside porch with Garden Area, right near to MorningTon Crescent Undergroud and steps down to MorningTon Crescent Bus Stop. Outstanding. And trust me the Hostel owner or co-ordination is such a sweetheart and well behaved.

Everything stated above. Will be my home in London whenever I travel

Beds very comfortable and cosy bathrooms

The black door was not easy to open, instructions not very clear on how to do it. Tried to call their phone number several times because I was stressing bc I thought I couldn’t get in, they never picked up. There’s lockers but you need a key to use them, you can’t use your own padlock, I found out about that only after buying a new padlock that I couldn’t use. No reception which makes all of this very difficult, if there’s a problem your only way to get “help” would be messaging them on booking

This place fits my needs very well, it's 20min walk from where I go out with my friends near Goodge Street. It feels very secure, it's clean, tidy, and really easy to access with clear instructions and a really helpful person on WhatsApp if something unexpected comes up. The dorm is exclusively female as are the two shower rooms outside the dorm. Beds are comfortable, and it's certainly warm enough. So far all other people staying in the dorm have been super quiet and considerate even when arriving / leaving nate night / early morning. Almost everyone manages to understand that they stay in the bed they are allocated. Except one lady. But so far that hasn't been a problem.

Just a heads up for visitors who are not used to the London underground noise... The ladies dorm is in the basement and you can hear the tube up to 23:30 and it starts early morning. I accept it, I wear earplugs, listen to an audiobook and mostly sleep through it. But if you weren't expecting it you'd be disappointed. Please remember to stay in the bed you are allocated....