Location. St Christopher's Greenwich is a three-storey budget hostel set in historic Greenwich, 500 metres from the Cutty Sark and four miles from London's West End. Heathrow Airport is 27 miles away, with an approximate driving time of 90 minutes.
Hotel Features. The hostel's leisure facilities include a pool table, a television in the lobby and a mini-cinema. The hostel is situated above a traditional pub, which hosts big-screen sports, DJ entertainment and Sunday barbecues. The air- conditioned public areas are equipped with wireless Internet access. Other amenities include laundry facilities, a cash machine and a safe-deposit box at the front desk.

St Christopher's Greenwich offers continental breakfasts every morning and bar meals are served for lunch and dinner in the traditional pub.

Guestrooms. St Christopher's Greenwich offers eight dormitory-style guestrooms located on three floors, all of which have basic decor and offer housekeeping services, shared bathrooms, wireless Internet access and secure storage facilities.

Expert Tip. The historic Greenwich Observatory, situated on the Prime Meridian, is 800 metres from the hotel. The attractions of Central London are four miles away and can be reached by train or Underground in approximately 10-20 minutes.

Room Types:

Bed in Mixed Dorm:   One bunk bed. Dormitory-style rooms with basic decor, wooden floors. Housekeeping, wireless Internet access and secure lock-up cages for storing valuables. Shared bathroom.

Driving Directions:
Getting there. The Heathrow Express train service to London Paddington Station leaves every 15 minutes. The airport is also on the Underground's Piccadilly Line, which takes passengers into Knightsbridge, Green Park, Leicester Square and King's Cross underground stations. Greenwich is on the Docklands Light Railway line. London's black taxi cabs also service Heathrow Airport and cost 40-50 GBP to Central London. Bus services include the Airbus Heathrow shuttle to London Victoria or King's Cross railway stations. The easiest way to get around London is by using the Underground (metro) or bus services. Alternatively, black taxi cabs can be hailed in the street.