This Malaysian budget chain, which has five hotels in London focuses on high-quality basics at very affordable prices – rooms start at £57. Rooms aren’t huge, but that’s because priority has been given to comfort – in the form of beds, showers, modern furnishings and cleanliness – over space and added extras. If you need them, Wi-Fi, AC and toiletries to towels, safes, and a late checkout can all be added on for a surcharge.
There are some seriously swanky places to stay in this part of London but we know not everyone wants somewhere pricey, so we've put together this list of ten cheap hotels in King's Cross. Like a thrilling concentration of ley lines, the area of King’s Cross has so many transport connections that it’s the best travel hub in London – the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras International station offers access not only to Europe but also Kent, while Euston links the capital with all points north, and the tube station is London’s best-connected. As with many mainline station areas, King’s Cross used to be a dump, but recent developments like Granary Square to the north and the renovation of King’s Cross Station and George Gilbert Scott’s gorgeous grand hotel the Renaissance have seriously spruced it up. The knock-on effect has seen many of the once tatty hotels get whizzy makeovers too; here’s a round-up of our favourite ten cheap hotels in King’s Cross.
