Generator London

What was good

The check-out.

What was bad

BATHROOMS. Small, you can't use it in two unless one is in the shower and in case you might get wet because there is just a curtain. And... just four showers for like 8 rooms? Nowhere to put your towel or change or bag. The floor gets really slippery. They put sings to cover themselves from lawsuits, I guess, but it does not prevent customers from getting seriously injured. In general the tub is very small, you can't wash your face without wetting the surfaces and the mirror is so far and small it's really difficult to wear make up. ROOMS. The beds do not have curtains so you don't have privacy, there are two USB A and a light, and there is a locker under the bed big enough to fit two cabin suitcases, however, every time you open and close the locker the metal part makes a loud noise that really bothers everyone in the room (I thought it was just mine but I understood that every single locker in the room makes this noise and it's quite bothering while you try to sleep and someone has to leave a 5 and opens it). Moreover, it's so damn hot, in the ground floor room where I was, it was constantly 30°C. They give you a fan, but with 8 people not everyone was able to get the breeze. This was the most upsetting thing because with such high temperatures it's impossible to sleep. I didn't sleep for two days for this reason. COMMON AREAS. The thing that I love the most about hostels are usually the common areas. Nice and cozy make me feel like to enjoy the holiday I have to stay there too. This was not the case. It was just loud music inside, tables were not enough for the amount of people in the hostel, they were also dirty and when I asked to clean one they didn't come, so I went to an area that had available tables and a guy told me to leave because it was for groups. I tried to explain to him there there was no space and he didn't even let me speak, he kept interrupting me, making me feel guilty and very uncomfortable, like a damn cop!