Business Hotels in Kings Cross St. Pancras, London

"Very close to transport links."

"The room was musty and smelled like a basement. There were also bright emergency lights in the bedroom right over the bed that could not be shut off. We ended up having to tape cardboard over the light. The staff helped us with the cardboard suggesting it was a common problem. Terrible experience overall. The location was the only good thing. "

"The room we were booked into were not entirely clean. There were some minor stains on sheet and the odour was some of the strongest we have experienced. When we came in, it was like a strong varnish smell and upon opening one of the cupboards, a big walf of food-gone-bad odour quickly filled the room. Luckily the hotel reception quickly solved the problem and offered us another studio room in the building next door. The facility is okay but the building is aged. Bed was basic, for a short stay near stations this will be okay. But cleanliness could be better (or simply air the room out if guests have been cooking and storing food in a small space)."

"It was perfect, but a little bit noisy "

"The staff is great and the breakfast is good. Our only issue is that we had to fight the temp in our room a bit. The staff helped and did a good job but it would cut off constantly (motion detection maybe) at night and the room would get very warm. As I said the staff was very attentive to the situation. "

"I always enjoy staying here, though feel the bathrooms could do with a deep clean, they kinda smell like gents toilets a bit.. Staff are really lovely, brekkie was decent. Really convenient for the Eurostar and my meetings at ITV"

"Great location, wonderful attention. Perhaps a refrigerator?"

"Great place for a reasonable price. Staff was wonderful!"

"Lovely hotel, clean, just the right amount of space, comfortable beds. great location, great staff upon checkin. The only reason I'm not giving it a perfect score is because of this rude staff member who was on the elevator with us when we were checking out. She seemed absolutely repulsed to have us and our luggage in the elevator with her, cursing under her breath when she saw us come in. As soon as the elevator door opened, she jumped passed us as if she couldnt get out fast enough. I couldn't see her name tag, but she was middle-aged with long curtly black hair and glasses. Extremely unprofessional for an employee in the service industry. "