The Generator London

37 Tavistock Place, Russell Square, Kings Cross St Pancras, Greater London, England

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About The Generator London

The Generator is the UK's largest, liveliest and funkiest hostel located in the centre of London. With over 800 beds, it is the perfect place to meet other backpackers from all over the world. Centrally located near Russell Square Tube station, the hostel offers private twin, triples, quad and 5-bed rooms, all with a wash basin. A free continental breakfast is included for everybody, as are free bed linen and towels. You can also enjoy free hot showers 24 hours a day. Party the night away in the famous Generator bar, which is open 18:00 to 02:00 every night. A free drink is offered for all arriving guests over 18 years old. Happy hour is 18:00 to 21:00, when all drinks are only 1.50 GBP. There are events every night, including karaoke on Thursdays and a live DJ on Saturdays. On Wednesdays and Sundays there are also free movies. The Generator also has an internet café (approx 0.50 GBP for 10 minutes) and a lounge area and games room with pool tables, all open 24 hours.

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