EustonWall Climbing Centre

First time at this centre (bouldered for a few years) found the staff very welcoming and friendly on arrival and happy to help answer any questions. Nice to have problems set as individual grades rather than the normal range of grades allocated to colours. Route setting was good and accurate to the grades I thought. I was there at peak evening time so was pretty crowded at first but soon eased off a bit later on into the evening. Bring your own padlock for the changing room lockers (luckily I did but many newcomers might not) It's clearly a small centre so the price did seem high (£15) compared to what I'm used to in Yorkshire. Will definitely go again as I got a half price voucher for a second visit, hopefully they'll have reset a load of the problems by the time I go again. All in all a good centre, good music and general good vibes from the staff and customers.

Friendly bunch - instructor was great. If you’re new to bouldering I recommend going for their induction class that teaches you both how to climb and how to fall, which is equally important vs. climbing.

Overall it's a great climbing gym. There are good routes and decent facilities.The gym area has everything you need for a full workout.Only downside is that it's incredibly busy. A lot of the time you're waiting to get on a route. It may have something to do with an apparent meet up while I was there. They kind of took over.Other than that, it's grand.

Quite a small gym but they've made use of the space well. The setting is good and I like how they stopped using the colour grading system, makes the climbs more interesting. Only drawback is that when it gets busy its difficult to climb.

Very nice climbing center, a few steps from Euston Station.Not very large (2 rooms) but very nice routes with a lot variety and very friendly staff.Good selection of V2-V4 but some much harder ones.Will get back for sure!

Toughest LCC gym, harder climbs but more fun and dynamic routesetting. A lovely kilter room too! Super lovely staff, one of the gyms to check out in London!

I get that you state that it's more popular and therefor more busy, but simultaneously I don't see any discounts for off-peak tickets as other climbing centres have done to tackle this problem. The combination of super crowded and weirdly warm/sweaty/slippery makes for some dangerous circumstances in the pursuit of more money and less focus on customer quality experience. Someone severely hurt their shoulder within five minutes of arriving, and I can see why. Mixed with the premium price for a non-premium gym makes it feel like the lemon might be getting squeezed a bit hard on this one.

It’s a nice climbing centre in keeping with the rest of the LCC locations. Big mark down however for the amount of people they admit around 6pm - there’s way too many here and you’re queueing for every boulder or piece of equipment. They really need to limit the amount of people at these peak times as it’s nowhere near value for money.

Nice gym, really quite small, but cozy. Great blocks and variety of walls. Unisex changing room and toilets. Small area with sofas/ tables to chill or do work from too. Staff and super nice, worth a visit :)

One of the smaller centres but a good one. Good range of climbs and different strength/technique required for them. There aren't changing rooms though- and even the locker area is quite cramped. If you want to change here your only options are to change in a toilet cubicle or a wet shower cubicle.