Rooms were not as shown on the website, they were so small it was claustrophobic. We refrained from having showers as the bathroom was not clean (like the rest of the room). We stayed as long outside the hotel and only came back to sleep at 11 before checking out at 4am to catch a train. The ONLY good thing about this "hotel" was it's location. I do not recommend staying, I will not book again.
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Madison Treacy ★☆☆☆☆
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Phoenix Kong ★★☆☆☆
The Room we had was absolutely horrible. It looked nothing like the pictures online. We had a cellar room where we could hear every single train? passing by. There was no nightlight (I got one after asking the very nice receptionist), there was no heating on during daytime which made it awfully cold if you try to work in there. Every furniture and bedding needs to be replaced in this room. I know London is expensive but for almost 300£ I expect better. The location was great but there was construction going on which made it even louder. The main receptionist lady was very nice and helpful. The owner should put some money in the hotel to upgrade to a n decent standard.
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Esther ★★★★☆
Perfectly fine for a short city trip if you don't want to break the bank but want to be in the city center. It's an old hotel, so don't expect luxury, but there is a 24/7 reception and St. Pancras station is just across the street. Super convenient and also quiet enough for a good night's sleep. The only real downside for us was the wifi - not good enough for working online. And the showerhead had seen better days, but the water was warm, so no problem.
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Donna Leecy ★☆☆☆☆
The Hotel was more like a hostel than hotel. Apart from 2 ladies, most staff are not friendly. The rooms are tiny, not like pictures shown on booking.com. My daughter and I was placed in a basement room that was more like a boiler room even with windows open. The trains can be heard every 30 seconds underneath you. Toilet and shower is shared by everyone on the same floor which wasn't good when someone decided to go on the floor and not the toilet and not clean it so you must always wear shoes. It looked like a proper hotel in pictures, but it's just rooms. It's fine if you don't care about noise from everywhere as the location is right next to the station, and it's not over priced so its good on a budget. But it was not as advertised in the site I booked from, and not much sleep could be had when you have trains constantly, hear neighbours with their taps and tvs, hear people using the toilet and shower and all pipes when water ran through. If you are booking this hotel, do not let them give you basement rooms. If you need to go downstairs, ask for some higher up. I don't know how those ones fare, but basement rooms are dire.
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Mei Lin Cosgriff Chan ★★★★☆
After changed from single to double room feel much better for single room is too small at all. They charged around £15/per day. It depends if someone likes it or not. But the location is fantastic!! One more thing I need to mention is: it is quite noisy at night or in the morning.
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J L ★★★★★
I stayed here in early June 2022. Easy access to King's Cross,the Tube,major libraries and museums. I had a single,private room on the 4th floor and a hotel employee helped me with my bags. All the staff who work here were phenomenal. The room was clean,just the right size for me and linens are changed daily if you choose. The site's description does say they have no elevator so please take note. Its a really lovely,wonderful hotel that is perfectly situated and I would stay in again.
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Syed Aftab Hussain Naqvi ★★★☆☆
If you looking for 1 night budget hotel on train station then it’s fine. The room is smaller and toilet is just basic. You have to bring shower gel or shampoo. Everything is basic with good location.
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Tatjana Ivanova ★★★★★
We were there at the start of August in London. The receptionists of this hotel are Victor and Maggy who were both so helpful and friendly. Truly, they even served us in Russian, which is our first language to make us feel extra welcome. It was extremely clean and cheap - definitely a good choice made to stay here. Would recommend to all our friends
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Phaino Aletha ★★★★★
I stayed here for five days. It is a nice, little, budget hotel in an area with many smaller hotels. This is a great place if you just need to sleep and then leave. There is not an area for guests to sit or relax ( no patio, etc). It is plain but efficient. You check in and then go to your room. If you want to stay near the hotel and have a wine or sit, the hotel immediately next door has a patio and seating area. They sell drinks and food. You can smoke on the patio. Everything was as pictured. They change the linens everyday, if you want. Everyone who works there is so kind and helpful! I had a single bed. I think a double would be better because the single room is quite tiny. It still worked out well for me.but in the future, i would opt for a bigger room with a bit more space. The neighborhood is great. Across the main road is a great market that is open Tuesday through Thursday. In the neighborhood, there are a couple restaurants and a couple of pubs. It is very quaint, peaceful and feels very safe. It is centrally located, so easy to walk to different places as well. I definitely recommend this hotel. It suits your need and the staff are fabulous.
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