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Rest Up London Informations
RestUp London is set in a large building steeped in history and tradition but combined with all the state-of-the-art convenience perfect for today's travellers.
Our hostel provides excellent value-for-money accommodation, together with cutting edge technology to ensure you have a home-from-home e
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From London Heathrow, take Piccadilly Line to Piccadilly Circus and change to Bekerloo line to Elephant & Castle station then walk through New Kent Road to Rest Up London.
Luton Nd Gatwick ,from the airport to Elephant & castle directly, walk through New Kent Road to Rest Up London.
St Pancras, take northern line direcly to Elephant & Castle
Luton Nd Gatwick ,from the airport to Elephant & castle directly, walk through New Kent Road to Rest Up London.
St Pancras, take northern line direcly to Elephant & Castle
We are located in Central London!
Please note:
Please note that bookings cannot be accepted from any person under the age of 15 unless they are accompanied by an adult (over 18 years old).
Guests under the age of 15 years old, must be in a private room (with an adult) and cannot stay in dorms, sharing with other visitors
Cancellation Policy: 2 days before the arrival
Check In: 3 pm
Check Out: 10:00 am
Method of Payment upon the arrival: Cash, Credit Cards, Debit Cards
Taxes are included.
Reception is open 24 hours and dinner is available.
Informations about Rest Up London
RestUp London is set in a large building steeped in history and tradition but combined with all the state-of-the-art convenience perfect for today's travellers.
Our hostel provides excellent value-for-money accommodation, together with cutting edge technology to ensure you have a home-from-home experience at the hostel.
We're located in central London (Zone 1), in close proximity to the key London landmark sites, including the London Eye, the Tower of London, Madam Tussaud's, Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Big Ben, Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, Hyde Park, the Tate Gallery, Imperial War Museum and West End theatres.