The room was clean and the beds were comfortable and fairly new. Location near Kings Cross was good, a few decent pubs and breakfast joints nearby. Easy connections to underground and trains. Given the current cost of hotels in London, this place provides good value for money.

The bathroom was very basic, and you had to turn on the lights outside (causing the whole room to light up if you had to go during the night...). No power outlets by the beds making it hard to charge your phones. There should be a night stand by each of the beds.

I walked in not expecting much for the price that I paid. As soon as I walked into my room my jaw dropped at how clean and tidy everything was. The bathroom was very clean and extra towels were left out for us. The bedsheets were fresh and the bed was very comfy.

There’s nothing I didn’t exactly “not like”. Just would’ve preferred more pillows as the ones we had were very flat. Other than that everything was amazing.

I always stay in the Bloomsbury/King’s Cross/St Pancras area when I travel (either for work or pleasure (this trip was a hybrid of both)) to That London. It’s the perfect location for getting to ‘work’ and across London, via The Underground. I’ve tried a number of hotels over the years but Arriva Hotel has a been a revelation in all the right ways. My room was great with the right amount of space for both sleeping and showering. Proper wardrobe space too and tea/coffee making facilities. The WiFi is obviously Full Fibre as I get the same speeds at home. 😎 The big bonus is that the hotel has a lift!!??!! If you’ve stayed in ‘budget’ London hotels you’ll know how welcome but also unheard of that is. It makes all the difference when you’ve got luggage or just tired feet to take up to a 2nd/3rd floor room. There are also secure Left Luggage facilities that makes a big difference too. Have you seen how much private providers charge for that?? Last (but not least), the staff are very good, welcoming and friendly. I’m a people person, so that’s important to me. I’ve got an Arriva Hotel Bestie already (you know who you are) and that’s completing the reasons why I can’t recommend Arriva Hotel highly enough. You’re not ‘just’ a customer, you’re part of Family. In the words of Arnie: ‘I’ll be back (again & again)’

What’s not to like??

This hotel is very close to Saint Pancras and the offices in that general area. I was also lucky and stayed in one of the rooms that were below ground, and they were quite cool during the summer, which was wonderful. They even had windows that opened up. They were also very flexible allowing me to keep my luggage there the day I arrived as I rushed off to work and then checked in later that afternoon I did the same thing the day that I checked out, they had no problem with it. I really appreciated that. There was also a nice little pub 50 yards from the place that I had dinner at that was good .

I hesitate to say anything I didn’t really like about the property. Perhaps the only thing was it seemed to show its age a little bit more than it should..

Friendly very helpful staff, nice small (new?) Shower room, willing to keep suitcase before and after actual booked time. Asked on leaving if everything was satisfactory and when I said I would have liked a non-slip mat in the shower (I am elderly), the gentleman on the desk wrote my suggestion down carefully. I should possibly have also said that written instructions in the room on how to work the ceiling fan would have saved me experimenting for five minutes, but felt that might have made me sound picky!

I wish they offered breakfast, although they did recommend two cafes locally which were good enough. Immaculately clean shower but VERY slippery once wet.

Great location, nice single rooms with all ammenities for a good price

Very thin walls, you'll hear everything being said and done in the neighbouring rooms

Good sized rooms compared with similar in the area. Backed away from the main streets, but still very accessible to stations/supermarkets/food within a 10min walk radius. Facilities were fairly basic but all worked. WiFi was good. Tv worked. Chargers worked. Easy to find. Nice temperature to the rooms (heating on most of the time, despite it being cold outside, but the windows were draughty. Just tucked the curtains into the sills). Basement room still had a window. Very good value for money with no additional costs for things. Basic, but comfortable for an overnight or two.

Only 1 pillow each, would need to ask for more if sharing a room. Draughty sash window that also wasn't locked when I arrived (so check to save someone entering from outside!!). Layout of room was a bit strange, bed against 2 walls in the corner despite there clearly being a wooden headboard, made me think some carpet was being hidden! Some features and fittings were dated, worse for wear, but still clean. Would benefit from renovation, but would then expect a higher price to reflect that. But have no complaints for price point - just to manage expectations if people are expecting too much for a budget price!

I am giving 10/10 because for a 2-star hotel, it has everything you need. What you paid for, you got it. Room is renovated comparing to the pictures presented here, and quite all of the furniture is from Ikea, so it is ‘globally’ known type of a comfort. It is not small, compared to other single rooms in London (been in 3 hotels before). It is clean, they make up rooms on a daily basis. Staff was very friendly. I would definitely use this hotel again, as it is a good value. My room was on the ground floor, looking at the street. It is not busy by night, although near a main train station, it is a quiet street, the rush hours start at around 7am. The only thing to mention are a little thin walls, but nothing strange for an old building.

Great little hotel - I've tried several around the area and was very surprised with how clean and comfortable this place was especially for the price I paid.

I asked for an iron and ironing board - The iron was new and worked great (I've used ones at other hotels that dripped rusty water on my dress shirt which is a nightmare), the ironing board was a tiny tabletop version with practically no padding. That wouldn't be too much of an issue if I had somewhere to actually set it up! In the end I had to sit it on the floor.. I suggest the hotel buy a couple of cheap fullsize ironing boards from Amazon for cheap - would be much better. Ask for some extra pillows - the ones provided were an inch thick :D

Good location for St Pancras International station. Staff on the front desk pleasant and very helpfull .Good shower in the room.Generally surprisingly quite, especially at night. We slept with the window open as it was hot and humid.

Some other, young guests ,a little noisy when coming in at night. We wore earplugs after the 1st nights disturbance.