A twin room in London for £60 a night and this was last minute. It was the cheapest I could find on such short notice. We arrived and everything was fine. The staff were nice and really helpful. We went in the room and it was FREEZING. We assumed that someone had left the air conditioning on or a window... More

The pictures on the website where I ordered the hotel room from, and the reality that met my sister and I when we arrived, was very different. There was mold on the bathroom (room 220) There was "free" internet, but the speed was poor and it was difficult to load map of london, surf around to find atraktioner etc. The... More

the hotel is still under construction, however no construction noise is heard early in the morning. The breakfast was terrible: the breakfast room was in the basement, two flat screens played terribly loud music and the offering of food was highly poor. That's no continental breakfast (just toast, butter and jam, instant coffee and cornflakes)! Our room was also in... More

My twin room was really small and pokey, it smelled of damp and had mould on the carpet. Electrical trunking hanging off the wall. The "wardrobe" was a few hangers on a shelf. The bathroom was a small cupboard and really pathetic. The train station is located in the local ghetto and did not feel safe to walk around after... More

If you read a lot of the reviews you'll see there is a common theme. If you're okay with the basics and no frills....the Peckham Lodge will do just fine. It's a place to sleep and shower that won't break the bank. What we LOVED... The #12 Bus stops right outside and makes it very convenient to get to the... More

The hotel is good enough for just sleeping. The breakfast is really not special, the only choice you've got is roasted brown bread or roasted white bread with coffee or tea. The hygienics are not really high. But I think it is the London standard because the toilet in al pub's en restaurants are filthy. The positive point is that... More