I have just returned from yet another stay at the wonderful HUB at Kings Cross. I have stayed in…read morethis location for over a decade and I always look forward to returning. The people working in this location are exceptional. They are professional, kind, thoughtful. The way they treat me and other guests is a large part of my positive experience. You do not often find this kind of warmth and conviviality among employees, and their consideration extends to guests. The HUB at Kings Cross is clean, quiet, conveniently located to the train stations, to Sadler's Wells, The British Library, and much more. I am already checking my calendar for my next trip to London and the HUB at Kings Cross is at the top of my list.

Compact affordable place to stay, unlimited free coffee and tea 24/7, nice lounge area, big place…read more Staff could be way friendlier which is why they lose a star. Literal attitude from about 75% of them. Wouldn't have had to talk to them if you were allowed to fill your own water bottle

My family and I spent 3 nights at the atravelodge in Finchley which is quite new. In terms of the…read moreroom, food and staff there's can be no real complaints with everything being as it should. The room was clean and had everything you needed,the boys who slept on "put me up" beds said that the sheet on the mattress weren't that comfortable but they were clean. The staff were well mannered and helpful when we needed anything; which wasn't a lot. We had breakfast at the hotel everyday and it was always being topped up and if there was anything missing and you mentioned it to the staff they went and got it for you. The quality of the cooked breakfast items was great too. My only gripe was that although the hotel was no smoking it was clear that people were smoking and it didn't always smell like tobacco either, but overall was great value for money. The location of the hotel is great for London visitors as you are not too close, so things aren't so busy but the tube stop is just round the corner and in 20 minutes you can be in the centre.

I booked two nights at Finsbury Serviced Apartments for the first leg of my London trip. It was my…read morefirst time in London and I didn't know the area but I decided to take a gamble on Finsbury Park to save some money. Finsbury Park was a great area and perfectly fine. All you need is access to the tube right? The tube was right around the corner, less than a 5 minute walk. Finsbury Park is a residential neighborhood with tons of people at all hours of the day. It felt safe to me and for all the people on TripAdvisor who say there aren't many stores or restaurants in this area, it isn't true. This area is full of restaurants, pubs, and grocery stores. We arrived at Finsbury Serviced Apartments a little before check in time. Luckily, our room was ready. The lady who checked us in walked us to another building a street away where the apartment actually was. We had reserved a studio type apartment and were pleasantly surprised at the accommodations. The apartment was very cute with a modern bathroom, little kitchen, a side room so that your bed isn't in front of a stove, and a huge outdoor space that pretty much wrapped around the whole building. I wish I had booked more nights at Finsbury Serviced Apartments. It was a great deal, clean, and very modern. It has that IKEA look. My only concern would be leaving luggage in storage at the front desk. It's out in the open and even has a sign that says leave at your own risk.

We stayed in the Finsbury Serviced Apartments for 7 nights at the end of 2014. Here are our…read morehighlights and lowlights: Pros: Solid, reliable WiFi. Clean and modern apartment interior with kitchen. Good cable TV. 2-minute walk to Finsbury Park tube station. Central location in London; easy access via tube to all major attractions. Easy walk to local grocery stores, restaurants, and pubs. Cons: Towels, toilet paper, and soap were restocked only once during our stay. We checked in on a Monday and were given our choice of having these items restocked on either the following Wednesday or Saturday. Since we were checking out the following Monday, needless to say we ended up buying our own toilet paper and soap at the local grocery. The double bed in the apartments could be considered small for two adults. No elevator, and very steep and narrow stairs made hauling heavy luggage up to the room difficult and could be hard on anyone with fragile knees. The main office is located a block away from the apartment you'll be staying in and closes at 5pm. You are given a phone number to call for after-hours issues, but one night during our stay a guest couldn't get the key to her door to work so she began knocking on the doors of all the other guests asking if they had an alternate phone number for the management because no one was answering the phone at the after-hours number we were given. Thin walls in the apartment; noisy people in apartments next door and above may keep you awake. Smoking somewhere inside the building will quickly fill your apartment with smell of smoke.

If you're looking for a comfortable place to stay, just outside the tourist-laden center of London,…read morethis is it. The family owned guesthouse is located in a quiet sidestreet of Essex road. Hop on a bus around the corner and you'll be anywhere in a sec. Every morning you can get a home cooked breakfast in the lovely dining room downstairs. There are plenty of bathrooms available, and they're all clean and very well maintained. The beds are comfy and the rooms are also very tidy. We're a bit on the tall side, so we could have used a couple of more inches. Also not all of the rooms are very big, but all in all a great place to stay.

Really easy ground to get to. Bit rough in places but has wonderful character to it. A great crowd…read morewho deserve to be higher up.

I was an away fan for this match, I'd say the atmosphere was insane from my fans! However, I do…read moregenerally feel like the away end has been kicked to the ground. I assume the home end is a lot better however the away end looks not the best and well I shouldn't expect much but it could do with some more improvements.

Our first trip together to London found us staying at the glorious St. Pancras Renaissance. It was…read morean absolute glorious hotel for of grand Victorian ceilings and elegant nouveau furnishings and style. We spent four nights at the St. Pancras in a lovely room with. A cozy long sized bed and sofa to lounge when we needed to chill without lying down. There was ample closet space and some shelving to putting away clothes. The desk area was very nice and roomy with a nice style about it. The lamps had good lighting that was warm and inviting. The bathroom had good water pressure and sink space to place all toiletries. The staff was incredibly helpful and accommodating. They allowed us to use the amenities at their spa when our room wasn't ready and we needed to clean up from the all-day travels we had spent since the day before coming over from the States. Staying at the hotel is an experience from the fact that this Victorian building used to be the original train station for St. Pancras. They have repurposed the high-ceiling gothic interior that originally served for the meeting and ticketing offices for the main lobby area and the Booking Office 1869 bar. The grandeur of the design is allowed to fully take place in the superb elements of fine dining and comforting relaxation. The Booking Office Bar & Restaurant was a mainstay for us during our time at the hotel. It's difficult not to want to check out the Victorian splendor of that interior while enjoying delicious cocktails and food at the bar or one of the nearby tables. While we didn't have the opportunity to enjoy the Victorian Punch Hour that was at 5:05 each afternoon, it is something of heard to check out if you can. In addition to the Booking Office, there is the Hansom in the lobby, the Seasonal Terrance for wine hour, MI + ME, and the Gothic Bar. The latter of which was also quite magical with its Victorian design and grand luxurious interior with darkly warm lighting and creative cocktail menu. Located next to King's Cross Station in addition to St. Pancras International Station, you have immediate access to the high-speed rail system that takes you as far north as Scotland and south throughout the heart of Europe. You have one of the central hubs to multiple Underground rail stations that can take you all through Central London and its outskirts. You are also a very short walking distance from both the British Library and the British Museum. Like literally across the street close. The St. Pancras was an excellent choice for a hotel during our stay in Central London. I hope we can return again when set our course back across the pond.

This is a great hotel and well situated to both the underground and train service. Private…read moreentrance to the hotel from the station kept me out of the elements and was very nice. Lots of food options within walking distance. Hotel staff are very friendly and customer service oriented.

When checking in the staff were pleasant and friendly…read more However the nights sleep was possibly the worst I've ever had. I was given room 104. Which is directly underneath receptions hard wooden floor. After complaining 4 times in the night that I had been woken up by multiple guests banging/stamping and doing what sounded like rearranging their rooms furniture I gave up. The gent on the night shift could of be found snoring away on a sofa in reception and seemed annoyed to be asked for help. I was promptly woken at 8 after finally falling asleep about half 4 by the cleaners dragging their vacuums above my head. I currently lay in my room thinking I'd have had a better nights sleep if I had just stayed on the back of a 24 hour bus service. Also had lights spots of mold / damp in the bathroom. Won't stay again.