The MEININGER Hotel is located centrally and even the Queen has visited it. Starting in South Kensington near Hyde Park it’s easy to explore this European metropolis. And if you’re staying in: there is a large terrace on the first floor for table tennis tournaments. Gorgeous!
Lobby, hotel bar and bistro, a gaming area and seminar rooms - MEININGER offers more than just low-cost accommodation. Welcome to London!
65 - 67 Queen`s Gate, SW7 5 JS DR London
| Single room | £144 |
| Twin room | £94 |
| Multibed | £37 |
| Dormitory | £28 |
All prices are per person and night.
Hotel descriptions
Public Zones
Breakfast times
6.30-10.30 a.m. Mon-Sun and public holidays
Arrival & departure
Facilities
The multi-bed room has no more than 12 beds in it. Depending on the number of persons, this includes single, double and bunk beds.
Facilities
The family room has no more than 12 beds in it. Depending on the number of persons, this includes single, double and bunk beds. A cot can be added on request.
Facilities
What is a dormitory?
You book a bed in the mixed dormitory, which has no more than 12 beds. You share the room with other guests. From 18 years!
You book a room in the women’s dormitory, which has no more than 12 beds. You share the room with other female guests. Women from 18 years!
Facilities
| Breakfast* | £ 5.90 | |
| Packed lunch* | £ 4.50 | |
| Parking | £ 25 per day | |
| Fahrradverleih* | £ 10 | |
| Pets | not allowed | |
| WiFi throughout the hotel | free |
Late departure: by 2 p.m. for £ 10 per private room
At reception: Snacks & souvenirs, ticket sale
*per day/person
**per day/pet
Distances
5 min footpath to Hydepark
0,2 km Natural History Museum
0,5 km Royal Albert Hall
2,7 km Harrods department store
3,0 km Buckingham Palace
3,5 km Piccadilly Circus
4,0 km Trafalgar Square
5,0 km Westminster Abbey
5,0 km Covent Garden
8,0 km Tower Bridge
Closest stop
The hotel is located next to the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum.
Underground (Tube)
From Airport to Download

A truly royal breeze was blowing through the MEININGER Hotel London Hyde Park, when Queen Elisabeth II inaugurated a statue in her capacity as patron of the British scouts. The MEININGER Hotel is accommodated in Baden-Powell House, which is named after the founder of the scout movement.