Booked Jan 2nd 2008 for the New Year's Eve celebration in London. Checkin was busy, but used the new self service kiosks which were easy to use. A very helpful staff member came by to make sure everything was OK with the check in process and explained the procedure for getting into the hotel after midnight. The room was a... more

We paid £244 for a family of 4 to stay 2 nights bed & breakfast. We were very impressed by this hotel which was literaly 2 min walk from tube station. The bed was very comfortable. We booked a family room 267, there was no view but we really only wanted somewhere clean & comfortable to stay. Drinks in the... more

Took the wife and kids to london for the first time and booked here over the internet. i have to say that i wasn't expecting much (as we were working to a budget) but boy was i so wrong! From we arrived till we left the staff couldn't have been more helpful. Food top rate and cheap all you can... more

This hotel is excellent. I did think it was a bit expensive but considering how well placed it was etc I couldn't really complain! Was so clean, fresh and cosy. Drinks were ridiculously expensive though even for London i think. For some reason the hotel hadn't told my friend her card had been declined when she booked 5 months earlier.... more

We just stayed at this property and can globally agree with the positive comments. PRO: - convenient location, very close to King s Crossand St Pancras - plenty of underground connections available - modern hotel - comfortable room - good breakfast buffet - A/C was working properly - bathroom fairly ample and very clean - though much higher that a... more

The Premier Inn almost invariably represents good value for money in a central London setting. I stayed here for three nights in late September 2008 at a cost of circa £110 a night. My room was compact, comfortable and well insulated against the street noise outside. The Premier's proximity to the tube at St Pancras (about 500 hundred metres away)... more

We stayed here 3 nights, October 8th-11th, 2008. Cost is £115 for weekdays and £90 for weekends, including taxes. This hotel is a rare gem in London, it offers a new (by the look of it) hotel across the street from Kings Cross station. Kings Cross is a transportation hub with 6 London Underground lines going through it and any... more

I took a group of customers to this Hotel for four nights of sight seeing in London. I had read some of the great reviews on trip advisor and thought it looked like a good bet based on it being in the top 30 of popularity. Booking online was easy and all confirmations were sent quickly. I started to have... more

I booked a twin room in this hotel, for 9 nights in september. I had some problems at checking-in (their kiosk didn't work) but sorted it out. We had a nice room, with comfortable beds, but sometimes it was too warm inside and had to turn on the air conditioning (which was a bit loud). The tea and coffee making... more