Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot

Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot Description: Address: 100 King's Cross Road / London / WC1X 9DT / / Formerly the Thistle Kings Cross http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/hotel_overview.php?hotel_id=258 I have checked their website a few times and never found a room cheaper that £90 per night for a weekend at the start of July. Okay so this isn't the most expensive rates that you could pay, but for what you get for your money, it certainly seems overpriced. To begin with, when trying to check in, there was an incredibly long queue and hardly anyone checking people in (1 person, while another came and went ...  Read the complete review

Getting massively discounted tickets to the World Gymnastics Championships was an offer too good to pass up, but I assumed at the time that our good luck would end there and it would still not be the cheapest of weekends down in London. However, I managed to find train tickets from Manchester for £8 each way, and a room in this cheapie Travelodge for a too-good-to-be-true £35, turning our mini break into a bargain of a weekend. I hadn't stayed in any London Travelodges before, but the city is crawling with them, and my first tip is to make a note of both the name and address of where you are staying. Walking from Euston this is the second one you'll come to ...  Read the complete review

Just recently our house was buzzing with great excitement. Hubby and I are intense followers of a prog rock band from Norway called Gazpacho-nothing to do with the tasty chilled soup of the same name, but a highly talented group of musicians who were playing their own gig for the first time ever on UK soil. Having purchased tickets we sought eagerly to book an overnight stay in London, because although it is perfectly possible to get home to Chelmsford, where we live, it is always a mad rush to Liverpool Street after the show, and a really late mid week night which renders us shattered, now we are not quite as youthful as we were! So it was with ...  Read the complete review

I've used Travelodge over the last few years for various trips to London and ended up at the Kings Cross Royal Scot because of the fantastic deals they offer on their website. We stayed there recently on the Bank Holiday weekend at the beginning of May. I normally try to book a family room as they're a little bit bigger but this time was only able to get a twin. But at £49 per room per night on a Bank Holiday in London I'm not complaining! I have stayed there before for as little as £29 per night which I consider to be an amazing bargain for a night in London. Just a few minutes walk from Kings Cross mainline and underground stations, this 211 en-suite room ...  Read the complete review

Stayed here for one night on a two day visit to Central London, and overall my experience was definately a positive one. Our party stayed in a double room and a twin room, and we did make use of the breakfast buffet. Not being from London, and therefore not knowing its geography amazingly well, I first tried to find this place by walking. No luck. Even asked a police man and he had never heard of it either, so tip number one is look at a map, and plan your route ahead if you plan on walking from the train station. Luckily, the taxi driver I eventually resorted to knew exactly where it was (as is usually the case), but instead of getting there free minus some ...  Read the complete review