We just returned from a 2 night stay at the Kings Cross Comfort Inn. Having read a lot of bad reviews about the seedy budget hotels in London, we were very apprehensive about our stay especially since we were travelling with a toddler. But I would say that the stay was very pleasant. We booked one double room and a... more

My teenage daughter and I stayed for 5 nights in the Comfort Inn King's Cross. The location is very convenient to the King's Cross Tube station and St Pancras International. We were within a two minute walk of the station, and as it is a major hub for several underground lines, this made traveling around the city a breeze. We... more

The hotel itself is fine, and a 3 minute walk from the station. Kings Cross is not the nicest of areas, but it was fine. Got a suite for L140 per night, the cheapest I could find in central London. But it was not worth $280 per night....for that I expected better. Room had a double bed with a separate... more

I have made the reservation at the internet for a week. The staff was friendly but my room was tiny to say the least. No space whatsover. The hotel is okay only for one night or two, for additional nights I do not reccomend it. The hotel does not have a restaurant, the TV did not work well and after... more

We got what we payed for--a good clean room close to the station for a reasonable price. We booked a "family room" for 2 adults and 2 children, which is listed in the hotel as a suite. Stayed in room 405 (on the top floor) at 429 Br pounds for the 3 day stay. We had 2 rooms and a... more

We booked 7 nights, for a suite. The best price for a suite that could fit 4 people. The room was on the first floor,we had to open 5 doors to get to the room. Tough to do when trying to manuever 4 pieces of luggage.The room was cramped for my wife and I and our two teenage daughters. The... more

As someone who lives in Wolverhampton but works in Camden, I often stay at the Holiday Inn Regents Park (Book online early and its not so pricey), the Ibis Euston (Good sized rooms, rubbish beds) or the Thistle Euston (Average at everything). With no availability at my usual haunts, I thought I would try the Comfort Inn at Kings Cross,... more

This hotel is just a short walk from Kings' Cross-St. Pancras. We traveled f rom Paris on Eurostar and did not find it difficult to roll our baggage to and from the hotel. The room we were assigned to was clean, the bed comfortable, and there was a nice teamaker set. However, the room was so tiny we could not... more

I spent a week holiday at the Confort Inn Kings Cross with my wife and teenaged daughter. Our room was a suite with a seperate bedroom, living room with pull out couch bed, and kitchenette. The room was plenty big enough for the three of us and we were quite comfortable. The couch bed was a bit hard but not... more