Peckham Lodge London United Kingdom. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

	Date of Stay: February, 2009
The room was disgusting and we even wondered whether the sheets had been cleant or not... It was not a very warm welcome we had at the reception... Ok, it's budget... but still!! We were really disappointed!

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
DigsCheap n cheerfull if you want a bed and nothing else this is the place.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
A good-sized Victorian hotel with perfectly clean rooms and good bus connections; about five miles from the center of London, but with very good bus connections. Great value. Helpful and friendly staff.

Date of Stay: February, 2009

Obviously, this hotel is one the worst hotel I ever been into. The bed was horrible, hot water was just once in a while, and the TV was not working because there was no antenna. We spent 2 nights over there and the second day, I’ve been disturb by the cleaners, telling me that I have to go to the reception with my receipt to “prove” I paid 2 nights cause in their register, the room was supposed to be free! No, I would just advise u to run far away from this hotel. The only thing pleasant was the hot temperature in the room, in winter it helps.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Rough and ReadyCheap stay and as you may expect, rooms are quite shoddy. Linen was crispy clean but I had a sleeping bag with me so I used that. Not for the fussy visitor...

Date of Stay: July, 2009

DreadfullOn arrival found on street parking was the only option 10 minutes after arrival watches 5 policemen enter the hotel rooms were dirty matress and base stained with +++++++ smoke alarm taped up and coverd with a carrier bag The room cost was £54 if it was £10 it would have been to much ,this place is more of a dhss hostel than a hotel than a hotel the most unpleasant night stay i have ever had avoid this place it is nothing like it is described.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Noise carried down the hallways, but rugs would help this. Clean, front desk employees very helpful. No help getting bags to room - I had to do that myself. Overall a good experience. We were there to see London, we did. We left the room early and arrived back late.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Good for a night.Despite having a feel of somewhere more lightly to have residents opposed to guests the Lodge isn’t to bad. The beds were clean and comfortable – although the toilets were a little lacking in both cleanliness and pleasantness! The staff were reasonably helpful, polite and friendly. I don’t think I’d have been comfortable staying more than a night – but for the price and location it makes a good stop over point. If you do stay here – and want a good meal then turn left out of the front entrance (not right!) and walk down Peckham high street for about a mile and you’ll find a half decent Italian restaurant. Breakfast at the hotel? Not worth bothering with.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

You get what you paid for... 22 pounds each for 1 night (makin 88 for 2 night and 2 people)Far form citycentre the best way to get to the hotel is the 436 bus.No hot water, quite unclean, stained duvet, funny smell from carpet.We paid nothing, we got nothing.We didn't expect anybody to go the extra mile.We paid 22£ each per night and we only stayed there to sleep.If you're looking for smtg romantic, don't stay here.Stay here if you want a cheap place where to sleep and try out restaurants in london (breakfast was non existent so we went to st james park cafe' and had a lovely english breakfast, we went to a sushibar and tried tapas).Next time, I will be looking for something more central and something more relaxing (as i'm going with my parents and they're not used to walking long distances).If you want a B&B option, spending 35 pounds per day for an hotel would have cost just the same as staying here and have breakfast in a cafe'.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

short stay OKLocation ideal for seeing London, hotel very dated in style,read reviews before booking indication was 50/50 for and against, decided to take a chance as we needed to be near greenwich on the following day. Hotel was easy to find,and parking was secure,but only has room for a limited no of vehicles.the staff were helpful and willing to provide us with extra items not in the room.breakfast was to the standard we expected and we have no complaints as regards hygiene. However the tv was unusable,there was a lack of hot water in the evening,only enough for one hot shower, and the morning there was no hot water. The room was warm and we removed the duvet from the cover, the duvet should have been removed and destroyed before we arrived it was not fit for a hotel of any reputation to have provided a duvet in such a poor condition for its clients. As stated above apart from the few unsatisfactory situations,being for warned is to be prepared if i wanted to stay in london again for a brief overnight stoy i would use this hotel again, but hopefully the aforementioned needs would be attended to as the hotel is undergoing slow but progressive refurbishment.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
What a messThe hotel, if you could call it that, states they have parking - only if you can squeeze on and after arguing with the staff. The rooms are tiny, dark and dirty with carpets that saw better days years ago. Great if you need somewhere to stay other than the streets but otherwise no thanks don,t go there.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Cheap as chips!Considering it's so near central London this place is a bargain if you just need a comfy bed for the night (although it's very basic and fragrant in places). Our en-suite had no light, the shower was a dribble and the hot tap didn't work at all. The area is pretty oppressive at night so not really suitable if you want to venture out late on. That said, I cheerfully put up with it for the price and the staff were very helpful and friendly. They seemed genuinely concerned about the issues with the room and made a note in the morning.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Pleasant stayThe room was clean and comfy, we had to visit our sister in hospital and it was not far from their home so it was convenient and reasonably priced. The breakfast was only cereal and toast but it was sufficient.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The room was newly redecorated and so far fine, but there was no window, which we find is needed.The hotels info about the distance to the underground is far from being accurate, however the bus connections are very fine.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Culture shock!I have never been as shocked as i was upon my arrival at Peckham Lodge, it was almost unrecognisable from the photo on your website. but i told myself 'it's only a stone's throw from the O2 arena, so never mind'. then i went inside!!!!! the staff were certainly pleasant and friendly, but if i had been travelling alone i would not have felt safe even in the foyer! then we were taken to our room, by a very charming and friendly young man i must add, and the shock continued. the room was equipped with a fridge, a hob and enough crockery and cutlery to be a self-catering bedsit. the shower room was barely big enough to stand in, outside of the shower, and the smell of damp was so strong that i left the next day with a sore throat. then, to top it all, instead of being close enough to the venue to walk if desired, the taxi journey to the O2 took over half an hour! i wish i had increased my budget and booked into a familiar hotel chain, the cost would have ended up the same once taxi's were added into the equation. this hotel seems to be a base for contract workers looking for long term accommodation, i would not recommend it, and i will certainly not be staying there again!

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Very basic i dont think i could have stayed there any more than one night. There is a very strange feeling in this hotel, slightly uncomfortale

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
Hostel, not a hotelLow budget hostel, rather than a hotel.

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
Decent hotel for priceOverall clean and tidy hotel, location is good with plenty of shops and local weatherspoons serves cheap tasty grub!

Date of Stay: May, 2009

Appropriate if you want a room on your own and don't expect too muchPeckham Lodge is an appropriate accomodation if you want a cheap room and don't expect too much. We booked a two bed room for 40 GBP in total for one night, which is pretty cheap compared to the prices they charge in hostels.Although the toilet flush didn't work in the beginning, and the room-card also didn't work when we came back from our city trip, the staff fixed all the problems immediately. The room was clean but the furniture is not in a very good shape. However, given the low price I would not complain. For breakfast they served toast with butter and marmelade; flakes and tea/coffee were also available.To conclude, Peckham Lodge is perfect for those who do not want share a room with 20 other tourists like in a hostel, but can accept that their own room is not without flaws.

Date of Stay: May, 2009

One nightReceptionist was lovely and very helpful! Parking was easy (& free) in the surrounding streets as our van was too big for on site parking. Easy access to 24hr bus route we needed into Brixton.Room was clean. Bed was huge & very comfortable.Shower was too hot to use unfortunately.Self-service continental breakfast was chaotic! Queue for toaster blocked juice & cereal section. Most staff were very friendly.

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Peckham Lodge London

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