Point A Hotel London Kings Cross – St Pancras

This is a small hotel, but its location in King's Cross is absolutely perfect—super convenient for getting around. Within just a short walk, you'll find Five Guys, McDonald's, and KFC, so dining options are plentiful. The only downside is the compact room size. That said, despite their modest dimensions, the rooms, corridors, and elevator lobby are all thoughtfully and stylishly decorated, and cleanliness is spot-on throughout. Breakfast is a real highlight: freshly baked breads are available in abundance, with both traditional English and Italian options—and the dining area has a warm, inviting atmosphere. Aside from the smaller rooms, everything else is excellent. Highly recommended!

This is the first negative review I've given a hotel. The room was incredibly small, with the foot of the bed practically touching the wall; I had to squeeze in sideways. I could barely open my suitcase. I knew there was no window, but I didn't expect there to be no toiletries, slippers, or an electric kettle. I just made do for the night.

The location is super convenient, really close to the train station. However, the room is tiny; there's no space for luggage, and nowhere to put personal items. Even the bathroom counter is too small – with towels on it, there's no room for a toothbrush holder. There's no desk, so if you want to use a laptop, you have to sit on the bed with it on your lap. They also charge extra for luggage storage, £3 per item.

The value for money is pretty good. It's about a 6-7 minute walk from King's Cross Station. The room is a bit small though, it would be quite cramped for two people.

The location is fantastic, just a 5-minute walk from King's Cross station. The front desk service was excellent, and the room was clean and quiet (aside from the occasional door opening and closing next door, I didn't hear anything else at night). The bed was just the right firmness. However, the room was too small – I couldn't fully open my suitcase, and there was no desk for my laptop. There was also no kettle or cups, but the front desk provides 24-hour coffee and hot water, and you can work in the lobby downstairs. Luggage storage costs £3 per item. Breakfast was mostly carbs, so I skipped it. The Saturday rate was really high, but the hotel's direct price in pounds was about 200-300 RMB cheaper than Ctrip, even with my Ctrip discount!

The location is super convenient, really close to King's Cross Station. It's just a few minutes' walk to catch the tube or a train. You can also walk to the British Museum in about 20 minutes, and Dickens' House in 10. The room itself was tiny, barely enough space for two people to move around. I understand the towel policy for environmental reasons (not changing them daily), but the room was only cleaned once in four days, which is a bit much. The shower drain in the bathroom was a bit clogged, so I had to stand by the bathroom door when showering to avoid standing in water. If breakfast isn't included, there's free coffee and tea available on the ground floor. The elevator is really small, only fitting one person and two pieces of luggage. Luggage storage costs £3 per item, but it's probably safer than storing it elsewhere. The front desk staff were very friendly and welcoming. If you're not on a tight budget, I'd definitely recommend getting a room with a window.