Comfort Inn - Kings Cross, London

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The room, although initially challenging due to its location under the entrance hall, turned out to be clean, spacious, and well-equipped. However, the constant noise from people walking above was a downside. The service was excellent, especially in assisting with reservations and taxi arrangements. The location near St Pancras and King's Cross was very convenient, making it easy for me to catch an early Eurostar train. The dining experience was pleasant, and the hotel offered good value for money considering the nightly rate. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location is great, especially for catching the Eurostar, but there were significant issues with the rooms and dining experience. The service was a mixed bag, with some staff being friendly and helpful while others lacking enthusiasm. Overall, it was an average stay with room for improvement.

The hotel had a decent location for what I needed, but I had some issues with the room like thin walls, sticky carpet, and poor fire safety. However, the room was clean and provided a comfortable stay despite being very hot without A/C.

The hotel's location is convenient, but it's not ideal to walk outside at night. The rooms can get a bit warm but are well-located once you get a remote. The service, despite a negative encounter with a mother and daughter, was friendly and efficient.

The hotel has a great location, especially for train travelers, but the rooms were a bit cramped and noisy. The service was a mix of unhelpful and friendly gestures. Dining options were below average, although the continental breakfast was enjoyable. Major updating is needed for the hotel's facilities.

The hotel's room did not live up to expectations, with a strong smell of paint and overlooking the hotel's work shed filled with garbage. The room size was tiny considering the price paid. On the positive side, the location allowed for easy travel into the city and was close to King's Cross Station.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. Although the location was convenient, close to the central train station and amenities, with provided toiletries, it felt a bit less salubrious than expected. The service was welcoming and accommodating, making up for the slightly disappointing rooms with black mold around the windows. Dining was plentiful initially but became less appealing each day. The facilities were average but sufficient for a short notice booking.

The hotel offers a mix of modern and ancient rooms; some small but fairly clean while others require maintenance. The service, though not the friendliest, eventually helped us find our booking. The location is convenient for traveling, with easy access to train stations. The dining experience was decent, and the facilities were satisfactory.

I stayed at this hotel and found it to be a quiet retreat in the heart of central London, with rooms that, though a bit small, offered a peaceful stay. The service was friendly, although there were comments indicating a focus on business travelers rather than families. The location was convenient, just a few minutes from King's Cross Station, but some safety concerns were raised. The dining experience was basic, with continental options and cheerful staff. Overall, the facilities were adequate but could use improvement.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. Although the room was clean and tidy, it got very hot, despite having the fan on. The service was friendly and helpful, but there was a slight issue with the air conditioning towards the end of our stay. The location was great for our travel needs, close to King's Cross Station, but I had some concerns about safety. The dining options were quite basic and some items weren't replenished daily. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.