I went to London with some of my mates couple of weeks ago. The hostel we stayed in was quite cool. We even had breakfast provided. Basically we just needed a place to sleep after all the partying, but the room was actually really comfy. We also met some cool guys from the Netherlands who were sharing a dorm with us and we went clubbing together. Great experience, would do it again.

I went on a class trip to London with my students last month. As it isn't easy to find an accommodation for so many people, booking some dorms in a hostel was the cheapest and easiest option. We had a really nice stay without too much trouble and had a nice room to come back to after a long and exhausting day of sightseeing in London.

My family and I planned a visit to London for quite a long time. To find an affordable accommodation for 5 people isn't exactly easy, especially not in London, so staying in hostel was the cheapest option. We had a six-bed dorm for us five, so it wasn't too crowded. Even if it all was quite basic we had good time in London and didn't spend all our budget on the accommodation.

I went on a trip through England last year and as my budget was limited I stayed only in youth hostels. This wasn't only cheap, it was also great fun as I met many other back-packers and we could exchange experiences. It was the first time I was doing something like that and I was a bit scared in the first place because I heard all those stories about hostels being dirty and really low standard, but that didn't apply to any of the hostels I was staying in so I was positively surprised.

I'm in London for an internship and in the beginning it was really difficult to find an accommodation. While I was searching for a permanent residence I was staying in a hostel which was quite comfortable. It wasn't too expensive and I had somewhere to stay until I found an affordable apartment. The good thing was that I met some other young people so I didn't feel alone.