london hotels near st pancreas station

[rena123pop]

Does anyone know of any decent but cheap hotels near st pancreas station

[mulan1]

i think there is a premier inn a few mins up the road, we've driven past it a few times,

[Cyrano]

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[sduffield]

Yes there's a Premier Inn, which is about 200 yards up from the station, towards Euston. The other hotel I can recommend is the Novotel, directly opposite the Premier Inn. A little more expensive but the breakfasts are great.

[karengr]

we stayed at the travelodge ,london royal scott and then walked 10mins to the satation. we only paid £50 and it was great will stay there again although the prices now are about £80 but would pay £150 if i needed to.
we were there 17th jan.
karen

[kevg1889]

We are staying in the royal scott too. We have booked two family rooms for the eight of us and it was only £29 for each room. Go onto the travel lodge site and look at the saver room section, you may just be lucky.

[Raci]

We stayed at the Crestfield Hotel for one night on our trip and it was fine. £65 for a twin room inc breakfast, also even though we could see the entrance to Kings Cross from the front door it was really quiet. And less than 5 min walk.

I'm at my parents at the mo but I have a link on my computer showing a map with all the hotels in the St Pancras/Kings Cross area which is really useful combined with the reviews of the hotels on Trip Advisor. When I get home I will post the link for you.

[Raci]

Here's the link for the map showing the hotels in the St Pancras/Kings Cross area:

http://www.londontoolkit.com/accommodation/kings_cross_hotel_map.htm

tripadvisor.com has reviews of all the hotels to help you decide too.

[margaret2]

travel lodge kings cross is just across the road from st pancreas, just try and get a room away from the back of the hotel as the trains go past every couple of minutes even during the night