Any suggestions? We will be arriving by taxi due to age and luggage, spending one night, training to Paris, then two weeks later return for four nights in the same area near the station. We like a moderate hotel with some charm.
Posted by
Minneapolis, MN, USA
8700 posts
The Travelodge chain, Ibis chain, and Premier Inn chain have hotels close by Euston. Since these are chain hotels, their "charm" may be limited.
Posted by
Land of La
9221 posts
The Harrison, The Premiere Inn or check out the airbnb website. This example is not right next door but one tube stop ride away. http://www.airbnb.com/rooms/81305 I'm a great fan of the website since I found two stellar places for my visit in May of 2011 on airbnb. Stayed pre and post the RS 7 Day tour of Istanbul. Both hosts were fabulous. Both places more than met my needs. In fact one was so great if it's available on my next visit to London it's where I'll stay. If not available I know I'll find another accommodation via the website.
Posted by
Luxembourg
69 posts
Hi Dorothy, if not moderate, then Hilton has a hotel nearby Kings Cross/St. Pancras, the Hilton London Euston Hotel. If you can find a good bargain here, which happens occasionally, perhaps an option? Happy travel!
Posted by
Halifax
110 posts
Dorothy the Alhambra Hotel has been my go-to place for over a decade...small family run and a 3 min walk to St Pancras
Posted by
Minneapolis, MN, USA
8700 posts
I'm glad Larson recommended the Alhambra Hotel. I read a glowing review of it in my Lonely Planet London guidebook, but I had forgotten its exact location.
Posted by
Halifax, N.S.
40 posts
Glad I found this thread, just the information I was looking for. My mom and I have decided to take a quick overnight visit to London during our trip to Paris. I wanted a place close to the station to save time and found a twin ensuite at the Alhambra for 99 pounds.
Posted by
Dallas, United States
707 posts
Consider the Jesmond Hotel--close to St. Pancras, closer to British Museum, room is smallish but okay, and a fine breakfast is included.
Posted by
Sidney, BC, Canada
980 posts
This is not a moderate hotel suggestion, but maybe for a splurge for one night? Marriott has just reopened the St. Pancras Hotel after a massive renovation. This is the old Victorian railway hotel and apparently it is an amazing reno. job. Even if you don't stay maybe pop in for a drink just to have a look at one of London's historic railway hotels.
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Gig Harbor, Washington, USA
1862 posts
The area around St. Pancras station is not very attractive. Bloomsbury is only a mile or so away. From there, it's an easy walk to the Trafalgar area and the theatre district. We really enjoyed staying at the Morgan Hotel in that neighborhood.