Travelodge Kings Cross Station Hotel

Most of the other reviewers have this place about right. It's a Travelodge, and their business ethos is to give you a comfy bed and a good shower at a good price. At that, this hotel succeeds. I stayed here for one night, and proximity to Kings Cross was my main decision factor in choosing this hotel. Rightly so - it's so close to the Mainline, Thameslink and Tube stations that you really don't have to worry about the perceived "dodgy" nature of the locale. There's also loads of amenities nearby in terms of bars, restaurants and fast... more

i stayed there for five days with my classmates on a schooltrip. It wasn't expensive and the rooms were clean and pretty. I think there where different rooms in different floors for different prices. We went to the cheapest. Loved the "all you can eat" breakfast"!!!

My girlfriend and I stayed at the above hotel last weekend. Despite the fact that we found it to be clean and quiet (we were not facing the street), we encountered a number of problems with our booking and this was not helped by the attitude of some of the staff. One member of staff took my breath away with his complete lack of interest in our problem, despite the fact that it was up to the hotel to sort things out. As it stands at the moment, we have been charged twice (the full rate of £70) for one night, despite being told that... more

At a discount price of under £29 this hotel is good value. At full price book elsewhere. It is better than the other travelodge nearby but the doors are very noisy. The movie system on our tv did not work. If you must stay at a travelodge use covent garden for location even though the rooms are tatty there.

We spent 4 nights at this Hotel on the "26 GBP rate". We weren't looking for a 5 star hotel, just a clean , good bed and clean shower and bath. We had a room located on the side of the building on the third floor which is a non-smoking floor. Several floors in the hotel are also non-smoking. We arrived arround 1 pm. on saturday afternoon, June 4th. We had walked (15 min.) from King's Cross tube station, with our rolling suitcases. When we arrived at the front entrance, it was fully blocked off with college age guys sitting on the steps... more

i stopped here in june 2006 along with 5 others has it was my stag weekend i dont know where to start. we arrived on the friday afternoon i had a shower before we left to go on the london eye my phone was dead so i left it on charge we arrived back at around 10.30 pm and on entering the room i was suprised to find the lights on and then it became clear someone had been in my mobile phone had gone my father in laws bag had been turned upside down luckily there were no other valubles in the room the hotel said they had read the lock and there... more

It's common knowledge that for a young person planning a cheap holiday, and in need of somewhere, free of frills and other such nonsense to put their head down for a night, can do no better than a Travelodge. Following the perfect night's sleep at the Chessington Tolworth lodge 6 months previously, I was already a fan of the Travelodge network, and at £52 for two nights amid the usual ridiculous expense of most of central London, I was understandably impressed at the price. However, these special offers do not come along overly often -... more

We stayed here for one night in March and got an incredible deal of £10 for the night. The rooms were the same as all other Travelodges that we had stayed in and the cleaning and noise levels were ok. There are a few places to eat nearby for breakfast and dinner and the location is great, just a few hundred yards from King's Cross. Would have no problems staying there again.

Just got back from a 2 night stay and feel like I have stayed in a different place to some of the other reviewers. The exterior of the building is old and grand but despite this most of the building behind is fairly new. Our room was fairly small with shower only, but was clean and functional and standard travelodge style. The window faced an inner courtyard and the noise levels were a lot lower than many hotels I have stayed in. The location is excellent for access to Kings Cross Station for travel to anywhere in London. We got this... more

Hated staying here. Unless you sleep like the dead you will be kept awake til at least 12.30 by the trains. If the trains dont keep you awake the sound of the traffic, other guests or staff will. Im a light sleeper but even with ear plugs in and my head under the pillows i could not sleep. The staff whilst polite are not very helpful either. Which is a shame because the room itself was clean, nicely decorated and spacious. Full marks for a decent power shower though.