Beit Hall

Hotel

I thought the amenities were reduced from my stay here 2 years ago when I had an iron and ironing board in my room. The check in staff were ok, some more helpful than others. It’s hard to beat the location though. Very good spot to explore London from.

Basic student accommodation in an amazing location. Walking distance of Hyde Park, Royal Albert Hall, Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, and more. There's a lively bar on site that I didn't have time to visit, ask for a room away from the noise if you're planning on going to bed early.

Great location! A comfortable place to stay. The stuff are very nice.

Room had no ventilation. Was 32 degrees. Windows open fractionally at the top — no air con so no sleep. Clean, basic room. Tv in common room had not been working for weeks. Printer to print out boarding passes out of order. Reception staff polite but very disinterested. Could not recommend. Room price was cheap but ruined our stay. Our party of 5 in 4 rooms had no sleep for 2 nights. A breach of health & safety I am sure.

Lived there for a year. Good facilities and excellent location. Can be a bit noisy.

Soggy garlic bread. Prime location for the museums and Royal Albert hall. Student halls for most of the year. Rooms available over summer.

Friendly open area, full of student life and societies. Great for a drink in the evening, and never quiet!

Decent hall for student accommodation. Kitchens can either be well kept or utterly atrocious depending on which floor you are on. Heating is somewhat hit and miss. Otherwise good competitive accomodation in good area of London.

Nice bar. Good curly fries.

Rooms are decent sizes and well furnished, albeit a bit cold and not particularly modern. The location is ideal, but be aware of the noise of the union below, well into the night.

The food is alright for the price but not spectacular. Drinks are a little bit cheaper than the surrounding pubs, but not by much. You have to be a student or staff member to be served, its not open to the general public.

Security was good, and overall facilities were good. It is extremely near Imperial College so there is nearly no need to wake up exceptionally early. However, hot water takes minutes to prepare in showers, basement rooms were small and facilities were (relatively) old. There is enough kitchen space only if half the corridor cook frequently, but the hobs, ovens, microwaves and fridges are in working order. Heating during winter is comfortable. The biggest downside (or advantage! ) is that the union and the bars are right next to it, so food is within a minute's reach; with the cost of loud music and/or drunk people keeping you awake at night.

Great halls in perfect location. My room had a view of the Royal Albert Hall out my window.

If you just need a place to lay your head for the night, this is ideal. Perfect for events at the RAH. Basic but clean and comfortable.

It was all I needed — a clean room with a comfortable bed, great shower and the usual bits and pieces of shower gel etc. Lovely welcome from the reception staff too.

Pros: Excellent location A desk fan in the room (A blessing in the London heat) Cons There were a number of websites floating about that all displayed different information regarding this place, consequently when I arrived I did not get the room or facilities I was expecting. Advertised as a B&B but breakfast is an extra cost. Again very misleading. Bed felt like it was made of chicken wire. The army have more comfortable beds than this. Free gym and pool sounds good. But they close at 8pm. Not much use when you get back at 7pm from work, and when you are free on the weekends, they close at 4pm. Staff did very little to help when I had queries and failed to carry out my basic requests regarding my room. Showers were dirty, so much so I have just been to the doctors to check out my foot infection I picked up staying here. There is no drinking water in the entire building, apart from 1 cooler in reception. I've stayed in cabins in the middle of the Dales that have drinking water on tap, but not here! I phoned prior to my stay with a few queries, I generally think the person who answered the phone did not work there, they were wrong with every question I asked. Overall a very over priced stay. Will definitely not be staying here again.

The room was very small with no tv. There is no mirror apart from in the bathroom which isn't great when there's 2 of you trying to get ready. The temperature in the room was stifling, meaning we didn't get any sleep as there is no air con. Also when we returned from our night out to get a drink, the bar was closed and the vending machine was out of order, when asked what was nearby to get a drink, the staff didn't seem to care and weren't helpful. We had to fill up old bottles with room temperature water to take back to the room. It was also quite noisy as our room was next to the main road.

Decent price for the location (which is great) but the facilites are very very basic. If you're going to be out all day and are just looking for a place to sleep then it's all good.

Basic room but in a fantastic position just round the corner from The Royal Albert Hall. Tea and coffee making facilities and toiletries/towels were provided as was an amazing breakfast. We would definitely go back again.

I was happy with the room, just a bit small as can't get moving bout, just a pity no TV, but for the price £234 from Friday to Monday n bout 50 yards away from the big stairs at the Royal Albert Hall u can't complain especially bn in KNIGHTSBRIDGE, twice I've uzd Beit Hall and will uz again as cumin down next year to c the mortal remains exhibition at the Royal Albert Museum.

A great place in the heart of London. Economical but Spartan. Beds are about as comfortable as your old dorm bed, which is exactly what this is. Only available from late July to mid September. Good breakfast included. BBC Proms ongoing during that whole time, the Albert Hall being on campus. Exhibition Rd, only two blocks away with most museums (free) and a wide variety of eateries and a tube station also a few minutes walk.

Decent room and a comfortable bed, clean and a great location. Located directly behind Albert Hall there is plenty nearby to see and do. Breakfast was ok. I'd stay again for a night but not for a longer visit.

Close to the tube, Natural History Museum and also walking distance to all the major tourist sites (about 45min walk to Buckingham Palace). Simple rooms with comfortable beds which is a hard find in London. Basic breakfast included, however great for setting you up for the day. Unfortunately water in room is nonpotable (non drinking water), so make sure to stock up at local supermarkets.

Clean and simple rooms, eduroam Wi-Fi access, English breakfast in the University facilities around the corner, that is a little boring after a few days. Short ways to Museums and Paddington line, nice bar with good prices on the premises.

Great location. Rooms are a little dated though.

Great breakfast buffet non portable water is a shame but comes with the territory.

Good sized rooms in a great location. Quiet and very clean.

Navi's a great hall senior!

Pretty poor bar service, but a fab location go enjoy a quick drink and some food in the heart of London!

It's clean and you get all your basics minus a TV. It's essentially student accommodation, but the reception staff are friendly, there's a few places to eat and a nearby convenience store with cash point. Right next door to the royal albert hall and 5 minutes from the science museum, natural history and V and A. It probably wouldn't be good for young families but for everyone else it's a catch.

During the summer holiday this student accommodation offers a hotel like place to stay. It's obviously not to be compared with an expensive hotel but you get a bed, desk, storage space and a bassin in the room. On top of that there is a fan, alarm clock, and tea/coffee facilities plus a chair in each room. The non-enclosed rooms have shared toilet and shower, these are near the room and you share 2 toilet + 2 showers for about 8-10 rooms I think. I never had to wait for a shower or toilet during a full week and showers in the morning and evening. There is an elevator and you can store you bags in the hotel before check-in / after check-out. In the lobby there are a few internet terminals and there is Wi-Fi for 5 pound (for the whole period of your stay) and fixed cable connection in the rooms. The Wi-Fi reception is very good (and I noticed professional cisco antennas throughout the building + a good integrated management system at the reception so it is managed very well). The building serves as student accomodation during the year so you can only stay here during the summer vacartion. On the positive side this means that everything is managed very well, they know what they are doing. You see mostly students working there, the security (with patrols and electronic access cards plus secured room keys) is quite impressive but does not feel like a hassle).

Great value for money! Student accommodation in Central London. Facilities are basic but comfortable, for ~£80 per night for a single room, you get basic amenities which you would find in the more expensive hotels. You even get a pretty decent breakfast (fry up breads and cereals) and access to the university sports facilities. The staff are always on hand and helpful, typically very smart Imperial students working on a vacation job. Always willing to lend a hand.

If you just want somewhere just to lay your head then beit hall is fine. I stayed in this imperial college student accommodation whilst attending a conference (and in the queue for breakfast I felt like a student). Rooms are clean with a kettle but no television. Double check that you book an ensuite room if like me youre too old to plod down a corridor in your pyjamas to share facilities. But beit hall is a more affordable accommodation option in an excellent location, next to the Albert hall.