YHA London Holland Park
| Dorm Bed | $24.96 |
$24.96
Holland Walk Kensington ,
London,
England,
W8 7QU
Historic, Jacobean splendour, in a great city location. Who says you can’t have it all? This mansion in the middle of Holland Park was visited by Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron and Dickens. Today it offers large, comfortable rooms to you. It’s just 5 minutes walk from Kensington High Street and the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Palace and the main museums are nearby. Our restaurant opens onto private gardens and an ornamental pond; the perfect setting for an evening meal.
IMPORTANT - YHA is a charity aiming to inspire all, especially young people, to broaden their horizons, gaining knowledge and independence through new experiences of adventure and discovery. In support of this aim, YHA is a membership organization and all prices quoted on this website are member’s rates. A non-member supplement equivalent to GBP 3.00 per person per night will be charged on arrival for those guests not in possession of a valid YHA (England & Wales) or equivalent Hostelling International membership card
Turn left out of High Street Kensington Station, head down High Street to Holland Park entrance. YHA London Holland Park is at the top of the walkway inside the park. If arriving after park gate is closed (4pm in winter, 8pm in summer), please turn right off High Street Kensington into Phillmore Gardens then left into Duchess of Bedfordshire where signs point you to side entrance. Ring bell.
Ordanance Survey Map Number:
176
Grid Reference:
249797
Hostel Longitude:
-0.201388
Hostel Latitude:
51.50263
Negatives: I think the toilet facilities could be improved. Dorm 10 was rather crowded. The three-level…
Negatives: Over priced for what you get. You have to pay for wifi and breakfast
Negatives: Was a bit cold, even though it's the warmest November in living time
Negatives: Cold water in one of the showers. Decor and bathrooms generally a bit tired.
Negatives: It was quite far from the closest tube station, especially carrying luggage. Even if one…
Negatives: not much atmosphere, have to pay for everything including wifi, lots of beds squeezed in…
Negatives: not enough showers,
Negatives: 3£ per night extra for non members. If you want to sleep a real lot…
IMPORTANT - YHA is a charity aiming to inspire all, especially young people, to broaden their horizons, gaining knowledge and independence through new experiences of adventure and discovery. In support of this aim, YHA is a membership organization and all prices quoted on this website are member’s rates. A non-member supplement equivalent to GBP 3.00 per person per night will be charged on arrival for those guests not in possession of a valid YHA (England & Wales) or equivalent Hostelling International membership card
Turn left out of High Street Kensington Station, head down High Street to Holland Park entrance. YHA London Holland Park is at the top of the walkway inside the park. If arriving after park gate is closed (4pm in winter, 8pm in summer), please turn right off High Street Kensington into Phillmore Gardens then left into Duchess of Bedfordshire where signs point you to side entrance. Ring bell.
Ordanance Survey Map Number:
176
Grid Reference:
249797
Hostel Longitude:
-0.201388
Hostel Latitude:
51.50263
Reviews
Anonymous
Positives:
It is quiet and located in a beautiful park. The staff were very pleasant and…Negatives: I think the toilet facilities could be improved. Dorm 10 was rather crowded. The three-level…
Joanne stannard
Positives:
Clean dorms and bathrooms.Negatives: Over priced for what you get. You have to pay for wifi and breakfast
Peter Moore
Positives:
It looks better from outside, the old building looks like a mansionNegatives: Was a bit cold, even though it's the warmest November in living time
Anonymous
Positives:
Nice pond in the garden. Nice location in Holland Park.Negatives: Cold water in one of the showers. Decor and bathrooms generally a bit tired.
Jannetje Dykstra
Positives:
Pretty buildings and property, extemely quiet as it is set in a park, but still…Negatives: It was quite far from the closest tube station, especially carrying luggage. Even if one…
Jordan KENNEDY
Positives:
location and old style buildingNegatives: not much atmosphere, have to pay for everything including wifi, lots of beds squeezed in…
Anonymous
Positives:
ensuite to dormsNegatives: not enough showers,
Anonymous
Positives:
just worth d priceNegatives: 3£ per night extra for non members. If you want to sleep a real lot…
Within Walking Distance
Whole Foods Market
Grocery or Supermarket
63-97 Kensington High St. - totally love this place!!!!! there're so many things that i love to buy, ie. portion of readymade eggwhite, brown ric Within Driving Distance
National Portrait Gallery
Art Gallery
Saint Martin's Place - One of the gallery’s most famous pictures is the Chandos portrait, which is said to be of William Shakespeare by his Hamleys
Toy or Game Store
188-196 Regent St - The world’s largest toy shop began life in 1760 as Noah’s Ark at 231 High Holborn. The Regent Street branch opened in MEATLiquor
Burger Joint
74 Wellbeck St. - ML's "Dishonesty Bar" serves up orig. 'tails like a martini sided by a bacon-coated quail's egg. They also Topshop
Clothing Store
36-38 Great Castle S - It's the last ever collection from Kate Moss for the high street store and it's full of her favourite collection hits Halfway II Heaven
Pub
Old mans gay bar 9 Adam Street Members Club
Fine Dining
Chipotle
Mexican Restaurant
114-116 Charing Cross Rd. - Something a bit different from the usual fast food joints. If it's your first time, you must go for a Burrito! John Lewis
Department Store
300 Oxford St. - Check out the Barbara Hepworth sculpture on the eastern outer wall. Saatchi Gallery
Art Gallery
Duke of York Square - You definitely want to get hold of the info booklet, or you're just looking at artfully arranged junk. The Richard Wilson r Fortnum & Mason
Department Store
181 Piccadilly - For a treasure trove of festive delights, head to Fortnum & Mason where hampers come packaged in signature F&M-stamped wicker HSBC
Bank & Financial
Standard branch, except they have a coin machine! Like a coinstar, but no commission taken! Selfridges & Co
Department Store
400 Oxford St. - Oxford Street’s biggest department store was opened by the American businessman Gordon J Selfridge in 1909, whose motto was &ls Directions to St Paul's Cathedral
Total Distance: 8.8 kmHead west toward Ilchester Pl.
Continue straight onto Ilchester Pl.
Slight left onto Melbury Rd.
Turn left onto Kensington High St/A315
Continue to follow A315
.Continue onto Knightsbridge/A4
Continue to follow Knightsbridge
.Turn right onto Duke of Wellington Pl.
Slight left onto Constitution Hill
Toll road
.Turn left onto The Mall
Toll road
.At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Trafalgar Square/A4/A400
Continue to follow Trafalgar Square/A400
Toll road
.Turn right onto Duncannon St
Toll road
.Continue onto Strand/A4
Continue to follow A4
Toll road
.Keep left at the fork
Continue to follow A4
Toll road
.Continue onto Fleet St
Toll road
.Continue onto Ludgate Hill
Toll road
.Continue onto St. Paul's Church Yard
Toll road
.Turn left onto New Change
Toll road
.Directions to Trafalgar Square
Total Distance: 6.2 kmHead west toward Ilchester Pl.
Continue straight onto Ilchester Pl.
Slight left onto Melbury Rd.
Turn left onto Kensington High St/A315
Continue to follow A315
.Continue onto Knightsbridge/A4
Continue to follow Knightsbridge
.Turn right onto Duke of Wellington Pl.
Slight left onto Constitution Hill
Toll road
.Turn left onto The Mall
Toll road
.At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Trafalgar Square/A4/A400
Continue to follow A400
Toll road
Destination will be on the left
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