Mile End Beds - Hostel

Name: Mile End Beds - Hostel
Address: 86a Mile End Road, London, England, E1 4UN, London, GB

Location: 86a Mile End Road, London, England, E1 4UN, London, GB

Star Rating: 2 Stars

Property Type: Hostel/Backpacker accommodation

About this Property

Convenient Location
Explore popular attractions with ease - Brick Lane, All Star Lanes, and more just a short distance away.

Connected and Comfortable
Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi, and relax in one of the 46 cozy guestrooms with ensuite bathrooms.

Airport Accessibility
Travel hassle-free with various airport options, all within a reasonable distance from the hostel.

To experience comfort and convenience in the heart of London, book your stay at Mile End Beds - Hostel today!

Important Information

Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.

Policies

Check-in: 02:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Check-out: 10:00 AM

Instructions: There is no front desk at this property. The check-in location differs from the property location. Check-in location: [From 10.Dec EastEnd Beds, 263 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1DB, UK]. This property doesn't offer after-hours check-in.

Amenities & Facilities

Free WiFi
Smoke-free property

Rooms Available

Double/Triple, Shared Bathroom

1 Double Bed and 1 Twin Bed OR 1 Double Bed
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (3 Adults)
- Shower
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided
Twin/Triple, Shared Bathroom

1 Double Bed and 1 Twin Bunk Bed OR 1 Twin Bunk Bed
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 3 (3 Adults)
- Shower
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided
6-Beds Private Room, Shared Bathroom

3 Twin Bunk Beds
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Private bathroom and shower
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 6 (6 Adults)
- Shower
- Private bathroom
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided
Shared Dormitory, Mixed Dorm, Shared Bathroom (8-Beds Dorm with Shared Bathroom)

1 Twin Bunk Bed
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 1 (1 Adults)
- Shower
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided
Shared Dormitory, Mixed Dorm, Shared Bathroom (6-Beds Dorm with Shared Bathroom)

1 Twin Bunk Bed
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 1 (1 Adults)
- Shower
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided
Quadruple Room, Shared Bathroom

2 Twin Bunk Beds
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)
- Shower
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided
Shared Dormitory, Mixed Dorm, Shared Bathroom (4-Beds Dorm with Shared Bathroom)

1 Twin Bunk Bed
Internet - Free WiFi
Sleep - Bed sheets
Bathroom - Shared bathroom
Comfort - Daily housekeeping and heating
Need to Know - Shared accommodations
Non-Smoking

Max Occupancy: 1 (1 Adults)
- Shower
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Shared accommodation
- Bedsheets provided

Guest Reviews

Verified traveler (4/5): - The conditions were pretty basic.the showers had very poor drainage so the water build up.there were just two extensions for 4 beds amd the main door had mo lock.meaning anyone could entry the facility
Verified traveler (6/5): Security issues but they are being addressed - I noticed something worrying this time. The security lock on the outside door to access the hostel is broken and it's simply left open all night long. Reception is not manned for 8 hours after midnight so anyone can wander in. In fact, someone did - my roommate, who works till two in the morning saw a guy trying all the doors of the dorms with an old key card. He must have been a former guest. He didn't get in anywhere as the cards stop working at ten on the morning of departure. Another resident who must be long term told me the front door has been open for weeks at night. The electronic access has not been fixed. However, I have to report that new security doors with electronic access are being installed on the landings meaning that dorms will only be accessible with a card and a card will also be needed to get into the individual dormitories. It's not before time. I do think though that it's a serious deficiency not to have staff, even asleep in the reception office, available during the night. For people staying here and who are hungry, turn right out of the alleyway the hostel is in into Mike End Road and choose the first curry place on the right. They do very substantial meal deals for a fiver. In addition Tesco have reduced-price food on sale from 5pm onwards, ideal for sandwiches. Unfortunately many of the more filling sell-by options can't be used as there is no cooking at the hostel. I After all this, have I rebooked? Well, yes I have.
John (6/5): OK place to Ross down - You get what you pay for. The place is basic with barely any facilities - it's just a bed for the night. However, there is plenty around the area to do and see and cheap markets and little ethnic restaurants. If you can get out and about during the day and early evening, this place is fine. If you're stuck indoors, all you have is the internet, which has a reasonable Wi-Fi signal.
John (6/5): Just about acceptable if you're skint - I was in London for an extended period of medical treatment. I decided to stay in a hostel for reasons of economy . It's fine, as long as your roommates are nice. I have been lucky so far and because of that, I've rebooked for a further 3 weeks. I'll probably extend as long as there have been no problems. The hostel is hard to find - it's down a side entrance and there is no sign, until you get to the door, where there's a tiny plaque. Booking has to be done online with a card, presumably to keep.dossers, drunks and junkies out. The 4 bed dorms, which I stayed in, are rather cramped. There's just space for a bit of luggage and the sink, as well as the bunk beds. There is no common room or resident's kitchen. The showers are pretty clean all the time. The lavatories get a bit untidy though as the day wears on. The local area is great for cheap food, both sit-in meals and from stalls.
Chris (4/5): Avoid mile end - This was very poor. Apart from v nice girl at reception. Front door is just open. Always. Dorm doors make a hi pitch squeal if open for 3 secs. My dorm was woken and QUIZZED by staff because of an unregistered "guest" and a stoned individual yacking. Not secure, no kitchen, no reception post midnite.