Looking for the best Greenwich hostels in London? Here’s a quick roundup of the best places to stay in the area including comparisons and booking information—from a Londoner. Enjoy!
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Coming to Greenwich? Besides biasedly being one of my favorite places in London, Greenwich’s historic charm is sure to leave you in awe.
Whether it’s moseying through Greenwich Park, venturing to the Royal Observatory, or hopping abroad the infamous Cutty Sark, there’s always a good time to be had in Greenwich, London.
But a day of wandering is sure to leave you in need of a good night’s sleep— without breaking your budget of course. Here’s the best Greenwich hostels worth the stay.
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Comparison & Reviews of Greenwich Hotels, London Options
Name | Property | Rating (/10) | Average Price (GBP) | Book |
St Christopher's Greenwich |  | 8.3 | £16 | |
New Cross Inn Hostel |  | 7.6 | £13 |
St. Christopher’s Greenwich
Right outside Greenwich train station and a mere 20 minutes from Central London, you can rest assured St. Christopher’s Greenwich will leave you in the center of it all.
Exploring Greenwich’s village charm is only a stone’s throw away here, but a prime location isn’t the only thing on offer.
Met with a friendly staff and lively weekend scene (thanks in part to the bar and club underneath) St. Christopher’s inn doesn’t budge on English hospitality, even with the cheap price point.
Amenities of Interest:
• Outdoor Terrace
• Super friendly staff
• Security Lockers
Hostel Website | Check prices on HostelWorld.com
New Cross Inn Hostel
And…onto our second and last option—that was fast!
Considering the only other hostel in Greenwich holds a 5.7 rating, I figured it best to leave you with New Cross Inn Hostel.
Backpacker friendly and 15 minutes from the O2, I’d highly suggest staying here if you’re in Greenwich for a concert or event.
Bright, clean and cozy, it’s the perfect resting place to ease a long day in Greenwich (and a long night ahead perhaps). Basically, if you’re looking for budget-friendly hostels in Greenwich, this is it, especially if you’re a music buff.
Amenities of Interest:
• Washing Machines
• Security Lockers
• Towels Included
Hostel Website | Check prices on HostelWorld.com
What is there to do in Greenwich, London?
Plenty! Attractions and highlights include the O2 Arena, Cutty Sark Clipper, Royal Observatory, Prime Meridian Line, the Queen’s House, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich Park, and tons of Bridgerton filming locations.
Here’s the full roundup of the best things to do in Greenwich.
What about Greenwich Hotels?
Not feeling the hostel life? Here’s 5 Greenwich hotels I’d recommend.
Enjoy your stay,
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