London St Pancras International hotel guide
Best Hotels Near St Pancras and King's Cross
Compare hotels near St Pancras and King's Cross for the Eurostar and trains north to Edinburgh and York. Stay steps from your train, then check prices.
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St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection
Eurostar and St Pancras arrivals, railway-hotel architecture and King’s Cross connections.
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Kaya Great Northern Hotel
King’s Cross departures with time for a restaurant dinner.
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The Standard, London
Eurostar and northern rail arrivals, design-led city breaks, rooftop dining and travellers who want an active social hotel.
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Pullman London St Pancras
A work trip or itinerary using more than one northern London terminus.
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Point A London Kings Cross
Eurostar passengers, rail stopovers, solo travellers and couples using the room mainly for sleep.
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Alhambra Hotel
A short rail stop with a modest list of hotel requirements.
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hub by Premier Inn London King’s Cross
Light luggage and a compact room with a planned station walk.
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Premier Inn London Euston
Euston journeys and parties comparing family-room arrangements.
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Quick answer
For hotels near St Pancras station, start with St. Pancras London, formerly the Renaissance, for a railway-landmark stay, or Kaya Great Northern beside King’s Cross for a station-first stop. The Standard and The Megaro add design and dining; Point A suits a compact overnight. Pullman balances St Pancras with Euston. Choose Premier Inn Euston for an Euston-led journey or Kimpton Fitzroy for more time in Bloomsbury. Eurostar leaves from St Pancras; daytime York and Edinburgh trains use King’s Cross; the Edinburgh sleeper uses Euston.
Editorially researched from official hotel and transport sources; no personal stay, timed walk or accessibility inspection. Hotel photographs are credited to the properties.
Quick comparison
Pancras Road is the station-first choice; Argyle Street and Belgrove Street put you across the road from the complex. Gray’s Inn Road and Wharfdale Road trade some frontage convenience for compact-room alternatives. Euston Road suits mixed-station itineraries; Russell Square makes the London stay more central to the decision. Walking estimates below come from operators and exclude check-in, security, border checks and boarding. None was timed by BestUKHotels.com.
| Hotel | Why it fits | Best for | Main trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection | Railway landmark for a St Pancras departure | A special-occasion stay paired with Eurostar. | Confirm room wing and any transfer package; a hotel connection does not replace security and border checks. |
| Kaya Great Northern Hotel | Station-side heritage choice | King’s Cross departures with time for a restaurant dinner. | A transport hub rather than a secluded neighbourhood. The official FAQ describes partner-gym access, not an on-site fitness centre. |
| The Standard, London | Design and evening venues opposite the complex | A city break with station convenience and time for dinner. | An active social hotel; confirm room layout and venue activity before an early night. |
| The Megaro | Design and dining beside the stations | A design-focused break with dinner near the station. | Design varies by room category. Check venue activity and the assigned room if sleep timing matters. |
| Pullman London St Pancras | Three-station compromise | A work trip or itinerary using more than one northern London terminus. | Busy Euston Road setting. The hotel states it is fully cashless. |
| Point A London Kings Cross | Compact stop on Gray’s Inn Road | Light luggage and a short overnight before a train. | Compact rooms; paid luggage storage and no overnight storage. |
| Alhambra Hotel | Simple Argyle Street overnight | A short rail stop with a modest list of hotel requirements. | Luggage-storage wording differs between official pages. Confirm the room, floor and access route directly. |
| hub by Premier Inn London King’s Cross | Compact rooms north of King’s Cross | Light luggage and a compact room with a planned station walk. | Further from the frontage than Pancras Road hotels. Window, light-box and light-well arrangements can vary. |
| Premier Inn London Euston | Euston-first family-room comparison | Euston journeys and parties comparing family-room arrangements. | Separate walk to St Pancras and King’s Cross. The operator lists off-site parking rather than a hotel car park. |
| Kimpton Fitzroy London | Bloomsbury stay with more London time | A longer Bloomsbury stay before an onward train. | Further from the railway frontage. Square-side location does not guarantee a quiet or park-facing bedroom. |
Quick picks: best hotels near St Pancras and King's Cross
Ordered by usefulness for visiting London St Pancras International, not by star rating or a temporary room price. Read each location trade-off before treating “near” as walkable.
St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection
LuxuryKing's Cross, London- Best for
- Eurostar and St Pancras arrivals, railway-hotel architecture and King’s Cross connections.
- Trade-off
- Busy station concourse at peak travel times
A Victorian railway hotel connected to St Pancras International for Eurostar arrivals and a dramatic Gothic Revival setting.
Booking tipConfirm the wing and outlook attached to the room category; station convenience does not guarantee a quiet view.
Kaya Great Northern Hotel
King’s Cross, London- Best for
- King’s Cross departures with time for a restaurant dinner.
- Trade-off
- A transport hub rather than a secluded neighbourhood
A railway-hotel alternative beside King’s Cross for travellers who want a short station approach with a smaller-scale heritage setting. Compare the named room categories before prioritising the address: the Couchette format is a different proposition from Victorian accommodation.
Booking tipCompare the Couchette and Victorian layouts before booking, then confirm breakfast time for the train you will take.
The Standard, London
LuxuryKing’s Cross, London- Best for
- Eurostar and northern rail arrivals, design-led city breaks, rooftop dining and travellers who want an active social hotel.
- Trade-off
- Two hundred and sixty-six rooms make this a large hotel rather than an intimate one
A large, socially oriented design hotel directly opposite the King’s Cross–St Pancras complex, best when rail convenience, restaurants and late-night energy matter more than small-hotel intimacy.
Booking tipCompare room size, window and outlook carefully, and check late-night venue activity if an early train is the reason for staying here.
The Megaro
King’s Cross, London- Best for
- A design-focused break with dinner near the station.
- Trade-off
- Design varies by room category
A station-front choice for travellers who want themed design and an evening at the hotel as well as a convenient departure. The restaurant and underground cocktail bar make this more of a city-break proposition than a bedroom chosen solely for the next train.
Booking tipChoose the themed room deliberately and ask about its position relative to evening venues before an early departure.
Pullman London St Pancras
Euston Road, London- Best for
- A work trip or itinerary using more than one northern London terminus.
- Trade-off
- Busy Euston Road setting
A practical compromise for travellers balancing St Pancras with Euston rather than staying beside one station exclusively. The Euston Road address and conference facilities favour a working stop; choose the room and payment arrangements as carefully as the transport position.
Booking tipPlan the route to the station named on your ticket and bring a suitable payment method for this cashless hotel.
Point A London Kings Cross
BudgetKing's Cross, London- Best for
- Eurostar passengers, rail stopovers, solo travellers and couples using the room mainly for sleep.
- Trade-off
- Bedrooms are intentionally compact
A compact budget base for King's Cross, St Pancras and Euston journeys, with useful shared space but paid luggage and a reduced housekeeping cycle to price into the stay.
Booking tipConfirm whether the room has a window, then add luggage storage and any early or late check-in charge before comparing totals.
Alhambra Hotel
Argyle Street, London- Best for
- A short rail stop with a modest list of hotel requirements.
- Trade-off
- Luggage-storage wording differs between official pages
An Argyle Street alternative for a simple station overnight rather than a hotel-led city break. The practical attraction is the address and round-the-clock reception. Confirm luggage terms directly because the hotel’s room and facilities pages do not describe the same free-storage allowance.
Booking tipGet the applicable luggage-storage allowance and the assigned floor confirmed before reserving.
hub by Premier Inn London King’s Cross
North of King’s Cross, London- Best for
- Light luggage and a compact room with a planned station walk.
- Trade-off
- Further from the frontage than Pancras Road hotels
A compact-room base north of King’s Cross for travellers willing to walk beyond the station frontage. Choose between Standard and Bigger rooms deliberately: the point of this format is efficient use of space, not a full-size bedroom at every booking level.
Booking tipCompare Standard and Bigger rooms and confirm the window or light arrangement before paying.
Premier Inn London Euston
Euston, London- Best for
- Euston journeys and parties comparing family-room arrangements.
- Trade-off
- Separate walk to St Pancras and King’s Cross
An Euston-focused comparison when the sleeper or another Euston service anchors the itinerary. Family room formats and an on-site restaurant make it worth assessing for a rail stop, but a St Pancras departure still needs its own street and station approach.
Booking tipConfirm the family bed configuration and breakfast hours, then map the separate St Pancras route if needed.
Kimpton Fitzroy London
Bloomsbury, London- Best for
- A longer Bloomsbury stay before an onward train.
- Trade-off
- Further from the railway frontage
A Bloomsbury choice when the London stay matters as much as the next train. Russell Square changes the balance towards a square-side city break with a restaurant, lounges and a broad room range. It trades station-front convenience for a base that rewards more than a single hurried night.
Booking tipReserve the exact room and outlook, and plan the station transfer before choosing a breakfast-inclusive rate.
The shortlist in detail
The 10 best hotel choices for London St Pancras International
Choose by the part of the stay that creates the most friction: arrival, onward plans, family needs, accessibility or the transfer to the right departure point.
St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection
Railway landmark for a St Pancras departure
St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection is the railway landmark previously called St. Pancras Renaissance. Choose it when the building and the stay itself matter alongside an easy St Pancras departure.
Marriott distinguishes Chambers Suites from renovated guestrooms. Its Suite to Seat offer is for qualifying Chambers Suite guests, within stated operating hours and subject to availability; do not assume a standard room includes an escort or that the service covers your early train. Follow the Eurostar arrival time on your ticket.
- Best for
- A special-occasion stay paired with Eurostar.
- Watch for
- Confirm room wing and any transfer package; a hotel connection does not replace security and border checks.
Read the full St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection guide
Kaya Great Northern Hotel
Station-side heritage choice
Choose Kaya Great Northern for a King’s Cross departure when you want the railway-hotel experience without moving away from the station forecourt. Its current operator is Kaya; use the current hotel website for membership and booking terms rather than assuming an older brand affiliation.
The FAQ lists luggage storage either side of room hours and breakfast at RAILS. Those can make arrival day easier, although breakfast timing still needs checking against your train. Ask which room layout suits your cases; closeness to the platform does not settle that decision.
- Best for
- King’s Cross departures with time for a restaurant dinner.
- Watch for
- A transport hub rather than a secluded neighbourhood. The official FAQ describes partner-gym access, not an on-site fitness centre.
The Standard, London
Design and evening venues opposite the complex
The Standard sits on Argyle Street opposite the station complex and suits a trip with time in London beyond the departure. Compare it with the railway hotels if contemporary design and an evening at the hotel are more appealing than a heritage railway setting.
The hotel offers a broad room range and several food and drink venues. Check the category, outlook and current venue programme before choosing it for a very early train. The road crossing and walk to the correct departure area are separate from the room-to-reception journey.
- Best for
- A city break with station convenience and time for dinner.
- Watch for
- An active social hotel; confirm room layout and venue activity before an early night.
The Megaro
Design and dining beside the stations
The Megaro is a Belgrove Street alternative to The Standard when distinctive room design and hotel dining are part of the trip. The operator lists Spagnoletti and Hokus Pokus; compare their current opening times before planning an evening around them.
Its website gives two-minute walks to King’s Cross and St Pancras, and sixteen minutes to Euston. Those are operator estimates and do not include the journey through the station. For an early Eurostar, ask for a room suitable for an early night and choose the category by its actual layout.
- Best for
- A design-focused break with dinner near the station.
- Watch for
- Design varies by room category. Check venue activity and the assigned room if sleep timing matters.
Pullman London St Pancras
Three-station compromise
Pullman places you on Euston Road, useful when the itinerary involves Euston as well as St Pancras. It is a sensible comparison with the station-front hotels if a working stop and a broader room range matter more than railway architecture.
Accor publishes a five-minute King’s Cross walk and describes the hotel as fully cashless. Treat the walk as an operator estimate, allowing for the actual crossing and concourse. Compare Classic and Superior layouts before reserving; the three-station location alone is not a reason to pay for space you will not use.
- Best for
- A work trip or itinerary using more than one northern London terminus.
- Watch for
- Busy Euston Road setting. The hotel states it is fully cashless.
Point A London Kings Cross
Compact stop on Gray’s Inn Road
Point A Kings Cross is the compact-room comparison on Gray’s Inn Road. The hotel publishes a five-minute walk to King’s Cross and St Pancras, rather than a direct station connection. That suits a straightforward stop if the room is mainly for sleep and you have checked the window option.
The official page charges for storage before check-in and after check-out and prohibits overnight storage. Factor the actual bag arrangement into a late departure or a separate trip to Paris. A low headline rate is less useful if the chosen room and timing extras do not fit your luggage and schedule.
- Best for
- Light luggage and a short overnight before a train.
- Watch for
- Compact rooms; paid luggage storage and no overnight storage.
Alhambra Hotel
Simple Argyle Street overnight
Alhambra offers a simpler Argyle Street base than the larger design hotels nearby. Its contact page confirms 24-hour reception, useful to discuss if the arrival train is late; still notify the hotel rather than treating reception hours as a guarantee that any booking will be held.
The facilities page offers a same-day storage allowance for existing guests, while the rooms page describes a paid service. Get the applicable terms in writing if your arrival or departure leaves a long gap around room hours. Its very short advertised station walks are not platform-to-bedroom timings.
- Best for
- A short rail stop with a modest list of hotel requirements.
- Watch for
- Luggage-storage wording differs between official pages. Confirm the room, floor and access route directly.
hub by Premier Inn London King’s Cross
Compact rooms north of King’s Cross
The hub hotel is north of the stations on Wharfdale Road, rather than on the Euston Road frontage. Compare it with Point A for a compact stop: your evening plans and the walk back with luggage matter as much as the headline bedroom rate.
Premier Inn distinguishes Standard from Bigger rooms and warns that windows, light boxes or light wells can vary. Reserve the layout you need, particularly for two people with cases. Avoid confusing this hub with the separate Premier Inn London King’s Cross on York Way.
- Best for
- Light luggage and a compact room with a planned station walk.
- Watch for
- Further from the frontage than Pancras Road hotels. Window, light-box and light-well arrangements can vary.
Premier Inn London Euston
Euston-first family-room comparison
Choose Premier Inn Euston when the Euston leg deserves more weight than the Eurostar leg, especially if your party needs a family room. The operator lists family and twin formats plus a restaurant; confirm the beds for the exact number and ages travelling.
The Dukes Road address is a different booking from Premier Inn St Pancras or the King’s Cross hub. Compare the complete morning route if travelling to Paris, rather than assuming every hotel in the station district is equally convenient. Breakfast is useful only if its service time fits your departure.
- Best for
- Euston journeys and parties comparing family-room arrangements.
- Watch for
- Separate walk to St Pancras and King’s Cross. The operator lists off-site parking rather than a hotel car park.
Kimpton Fitzroy London
Bloomsbury stay with more London time
Kimpton Fitzroy is the Russell Square option for a stay that includes time in Bloomsbury rather than just sleeping beside a train. Its official accommodation page describes restaurants, lounges and a gym; give yourself enough time to use the hotel before choosing it over a shorter station approach.
Compare City Single, Essential and suite categories for the party travelling, and reserve an outlook explicitly if it matters. Bloomsbury side streets can be an appealing alternative to Euston Road, but neither a square nor a heritage façade guarantees bedroom silence. For an early train, plan the transfer the night before.
- Best for
- A longer Bloomsbury stay before an onward train.
- Watch for
- Further from the railway frontage. Square-side location does not guarantee a quiet or park-facing bedroom.
Choose by the trip you are planning
If you Want a railway-landmark night before Paris
Compare the current St. Pancras London room categories and Eurostar arrangements.
If you Leave King’s Cross early for York or Edinburgh
Start with the station-side Kaya Great Northern address.
If you Need a compact room for a short stop
Compare Point A’s window choice, luggage costs and arrival time with hub’s room formats.
If you Travel from Euston with the family
Check Premier Inn Euston’s exact family beds and the Euston approach.
If you Have more London time than connection time
Consider Russell Square and make a separate departure-morning plan.
Plan the visit, not just the room
Hotels in or beside the stations
Choose the departure process first. St Pancras International and King’s Cross are separate adjoining railway stations that share an Underground station. The Eurostar area is inside St Pancras; a ticket for King’s Cross takes you to a different concourse. Eurostar describes the inter-station walk as less than five minutes, but that is not a connection allowance from one train seat to another.
St. Pancras London occupies the railway landmark; Kaya Great Northern sits beside the stations on Pancras Road. The Standard and The Megaro provide street approaches from the opposite side. These are useful starting points with heavy bags or an early train. Reserve the room layout and any required access arrangements before paying for proximity.
For a first visit, locate the departure entrance the evening before. Save the hotel address and the correct station map offline. A short outdoor walk can still involve crossings, lifts, queues and a sizeable indoor journey; a postcode pin or Underground sign is not the international ticket gate.
Staying the night before a Eurostar
A nearby hotel removes the need to depend on an early cross-London transfer before travelling to Paris. It does not reduce the time needed for ticket, luggage and border checks. Eurostar currently directs Standard and Plus passengers to the arrival time shown on their ticket; download an updated ticket close to travel and check current border information.
Standard and Plus ticket checks close 30 minutes before departure; Premier priority checks close 15 minutes before. These are closing deadlines, not recommended arrival targets. Work backwards from the advised arrival time, then add hotel check-out, the street walk, the station interior and your own luggage margin.
Choose breakfast around that plan. If the hotel service starts too late, request an available alternative or eat later rather than squeezing a sit-down meal before the gates close. Pack travel documents and any required medicines where you can reach them without opening the main case. Confirm a late-arrival booking will be held if the inbound train is delayed.
Trains north to York and Edinburgh
King’s Cross is the relevant terminus for LNER daytime journeys to York and Edinburgh. Use the actual service on your ticket and the operator’s current journey planner: do not carry an old departure time into a new itinerary. A St Pancras hotel still works, but the walk should end at the King’s Cross concourse rather than Eurostar Departures.
For a one-night stop before travelling north, station-front convenience can be worth more than facilities you will not have time to use. Check breakfast hours, luggage handling and the route to the departure boards. Arrange passenger assistance with the appropriate operator where needed, and allow time to reach the agreed meeting point.
The overnight Edinburgh journey is different: Caledonian Sleeper uses London Euston and Edinburgh Waverley. Do not choose a King’s Cross hotel on the assumption that every Scotland train leaves there. Pullman or Premier Inn Euston may better balance that itinerary; compare the exact luggage route and the sleeper’s boarding arrangements.
Quieter streets in nearby Bloomsbury
If you have several days in London before your train, look south of Euston Road towards Bloomsbury rather than treating station frontage as the only sensible location. Kimpton Fitzroy at Russell Square gives the stay a square-side focus. Argyle Street offers a shorter station approach through the Alhambra option; the two addresses serve different priorities.
A side-street or square address is a starting point for a quieter-feeling stay, not evidence of soundproofing. Ask about street-facing rooms, deliveries, nearby venues and the assigned floor. At The Standard or The Megaro, check the hotel’s evening activity as well as the room location if an early bedtime matters.
For an early departure, map the complete walk or book a transfer in advance. Do not assume a taxi saves time on every short central route. Choose Bloomsbury for the London days you will actually spend there, then make a separate, realistic plan for the morning with bags.
Walk times and hotels near Euston station
Use published walks as rough orientation. The Megaro gives two minutes to each adjoining station and sixteen to Euston; Point A gives five minutes to King’s Cross and St Pancras; Pullman lists five minutes to King’s Cross. These estimates use unspecified station endpoints and were not tested with cases, children or mobility aids.
Alhambra advertises one minute to each adjoining station and five minutes to Euston. Treat those figures cautiously: Eurostar itself describes approximately fifteen minutes between Euston and St Pancras. Rather than borrowing the shortest marketing number, check the street route and the departure area you need.
For hotels near Euston station, Premier Inn Euston is the Euston-first comparison and Pullman is the mixed-station choice. Euston is separate from King’s Cross and St Pancras. An Underground hop also has entrance, corridor and platform time, so it is not automatically simpler than a street walk with bags.
Booking tips for early departures
Book the named room, not just the hotel. Compact categories at Point A and hub suit different luggage needs from larger options; the hub operator warns that windows, light boxes and light wells vary. For a family, check the exact beds and ages accepted rather than treating a room name as a complete occupancy policy.
Confirm reception arrangements, breakfast service, check-out procedure and luggage collection as one sequence. Paid storage matters after check-out, and Point A does not keep bags overnight. Alhambra’s official pages describe different allowances; ask what applies to your reservation. Treat early check-in as a request until confirmed.
If access matters, ask for the route from street or drop-off to reception, the assigned bedroom and bathroom. National Rail lists category A platform access at both stations, but that does not certify every Underground interchange or a hotel room. Confirm current lifts, assistance and any temporary disruption close to travel.
Compare the whole booking: room, breakfast, storage, transfers, cancellation and prepayment. Flexible train and hotel bookings can have different deadlines. Avoid paying for an advertised escort, dining experience or leisure facility unless the room category, opening times and travel schedule actually allow it.
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Quick answers
Common questions about hotels for London St Pancras International
Practical answers for location, transport, access and choosing the right hotel.
Are St Pancras and King’s Cross the same station?
No. They are separate adjoining railway stations sharing King’s Cross St Pancras Underground. Eurostar departs from St Pancras International; LNER daytime trains to York and Edinburgh depart from King’s Cross. Follow the station named on the ticket.
Which hotel is the former St Pancras Renaissance?
It is now St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection. The hotel’s history page dates the rebrand to 3 June 2025. Our existing Renaissance hotel guide keeps its original URL; compare the current Marriott listing for room and package terms.
How early should I leave the hotel for Eurostar?
Start with the recommended station-arrival time on your updated ticket, then add check-out, the hotel walk, the indoor station route and a luggage margin. Standard and Plus checks close 30 minutes before departure and Premier priority checks 15 minutes before; those are deadlines, not arrival targets.
Can I use one hotel for Paris and a train to Edinburgh?
Yes, the adjoining St Pancras and King’s Cross stations make one base practical for Eurostar and daytime Edinburgh trains. An overnight Caledonian Sleeper to Edinburgh uses Euston instead, so plan that separate transfer or choose an Euston-focused hotel.
Which compact-room hotels should I compare?
Point A Kings Cross on Gray’s Inn Road and hub by Premier Inn on Wharfdale Road offer distinct compact formats. Check the window or light arrangement and bag space. Point A charges for storage outside room hours and does not offer overnight storage.
Is a Bloomsbury hotel suitable for an early train?
It can be, if you plan the exact morning journey. Kimpton Fitzroy is at Russell Square rather than beside the railway frontage. Choose it when time in Bloomsbury matters, then arrange the walk or transfer and check breakfast against the ticket’s arrival advice.
Methodology
Editorial desk research checked on 14 October 2026. Order reflects station convenience and distinct trip uses, not payment, stars or guest scores. Postcode coordinates are orientation pins, not hotel doors. Walking estimates are operator statements, with extra time needed for bags, crossings and station interiors. The former Renaissance property is listed under its verified current Autograph Collection name. Hotel photographs were supplied by the editor and are credited to the properties. No first-hand stay, timed station walk or accessibility inspection is implied.
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Official station name, CRS, address and manager
HS1 infrastructure manager
Coordinates
OS Code-Point Open centroid for N1C 4QP
Open Government Licence. Map pin is the Code-Point Open centroid of N1C 4QP, not a surveyed entrance or geometric national centroid.
Eurostar departure process, adjoining station walk under five minutes and Euston walk approximately fifteen minutes
Ticket-specific arrival advice and current ticket-check closing deadlines
Separate station identity, address and category A platform access
Station identity, platform access and current facilities checks
East Coast routes and need to verify changed train times
King’s Cross–York route
London Euston–Edinburgh Waverley route
Current name, Pancras Road address, railway setting and room categories
Breakfast, storage and partner gym rather than an on-site gym
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Open hotel, address, rooms, restaurant, conferences, cashless policy and five-minute King’s Cross estimate
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Current operation, address, themed rooms, dining and published walking estimates
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Address, current reservations and 24-hour reception
Tea and coffee facilities and paid luggage service
Same-day luggage allowance, conflicting with rooms-page wording
Advertised station walks
Optimistic estimates not independently verified; outdated airport directions are not used.
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Current operation, compact Standard and Bigger rooms, under-bed storage and window disclaimer
50 Wharfdale Road address and distinction from York Way hotel
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Open hotel, family and twin rooms, restaurant, breakfast and off-site parking
1 Dukes Road address and separate station-district hotels
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Current operation, Russell Square address and Bloomsbury setting
Rooms, dining, lounges and gym
Map coordinates
Postcode centroid, not a surveyed hotel entrance; Open Government Licence.
Current name, room distinction and restricted Suite to Seat service
June 2025 rebrand
Argyle Street hotel and social venues
Compact rooms, address, five-minute walk, charged storage and overnight prohibition