How to find the best hotel deal near King’s Cross
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Save on your hotel and have your pick of rooms by booking early. You'll also have extra time to compare and choose the perfect place.
However, last-minute deals aren't out of the question. Although prices tend to rise closer to your stay, some hotels cut rates a day or two before to avoid having vacant rooms, especially when it's quiet.
Be flexible with your dates to land better rates. Search for hotels in different seasons or months. Even booking during the week (instead of weekends) can save you cash.
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Where to stay
Top hotels near King’s Cross
Located in Somers Town, King’s Cross is easier to explore when your hotel is nice and close. You can go early to avoid the crowds, head back to relax, or visit again later without the fuss. Check out these accommodation options in or around Somers Town.
Drop your luggage and get straight into your plans at 47 Park Street - Grand Residences by Marriott. This hotel near King’s Cross has a 4-star rating and is about 3 kilometres away. And with guest ratings sitting above 4 out of 5 overall, it's the total package.
Roughly 3 kilometres away, The Emory, Maybourne sets you up in a hard-to-beat location. It tends to appeal to couples in particular and has a rating of 5 stars.
Or return home to Roseberry Apartments after a full day out and about. It's rated 4 stars and is about 2 kilometres from King’s Cross.
Best hotels for a budget
Keep your travel spend in check by choosing from around 580 budget hotels across London. Perfect for when you want to spend less on a bed and more on adventure, these stays come with the basics like toiletries, fresh linens, and simple breakfast options. Check out these affordable hotels close to King’s Cross.
Parkwood Hotel is a 3-star option that gives you what you need without the extras. It's roughly 3 kilometres from King’s Cross and comes with amenities such as a television and heating.
Around 3 kilometres away, Finsbury Rose delivers 3-star value. Conveniences like a microwave and Wi-Fi are there when you need them.
Location meets value at Hub By Premier Inn London Westminster - Saint James' Park, which is rated 3 stars. It's about 3 kilometres from King’s Cross and offers a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and more.
Best 5-star luxury hotels near King’s Cross
You could just find a place to crash. Or you could book one of the 160 or so 5-star hotels in London and live it up like a VIP. Think things like indulgent spa menus, signature dining experiences, and prime locations. (And perhaps even a personal valet on standby.) You'll find some hotels by King’s Cross that excel in every way.
Around 2 kilometres away, The Soho Hotel, Firmdale Hotels doesn't just meet expectations — it beats them. There's a whole lot to love about this convenient option, including a restaurant and a beauty salon.
Alternatively, give your trip a 5-star edge at Henrys Townhouse Marylebone, London. Roughly 3 kilometres from King’s Cross and with massage services, concierge assistance and plenty more, it's in a league of its own.
Yorkshire Grey Pub & Rooms makes its mark in the luxury category, with bathrobes and a restaurant among its many amenities. It's around 2 kilometres from the action and enjoys overall guest ratings above 4 out of 5.
Best hotels near King’s Cross for families
Finding the right hotel near King’s Cross can save your sanity when travelling with kids. With things like play areas, games rooms, and large suites, they are loaded with perks that make family trips more manageable. London is home to around 1,410 of these stays.
Holiday Inn Express London Victoria by IHG is an affordable option around 5 kilometres from King’s Cross. With internet access, a first aid room and more, this 3-star hotel lightens the load for parents on the go.
Royal Lancaster London takes the standard family trip up a notch. This 5-star stay is about 5 kilometres from what you came to see and features parking and a lift.
Egerton House combines 5-star comfort with amenities like room service and an outdoor swimming pool. Roughly 5 kilometres from King’s Cross, you won't be far from where you want to be.
Best romantic hotels near King’s Cross for couples
You bring the spark, a romantic hotel by King’s Cross will look after the rest. These stays come with things that set the mood, like private balconies, spa access, and room service. With 100 or so romantic hotels around London, date night doesn't have to end at dessert.
The Mad Hatter Hotel is made for lovebirds on a budget. Plan a trip for two at this 3-star pick and you'll be around 3 kilometres from King’s Cross. It offers a wedding facility, room service and more.
The July - London Victoria turns special getaways into something a little more refined. Roughly 5 kilometres away and with a 4-star rating, this option features a spa and a sauna.
There's no resisting the charm of The Newman, which pulls in overall guest ratings above 4 out of 5. Room service, a sauna and a great location (2 kilometres or so from King’s Cross) help make it easy to fall for.
How to get to King’s Cross
You can take a train to King’s Cross if you want to use public transport. London Kings Cross Railway Station is one of the stops nearby.
Want to add more stops to your visit or basing yourself a bit further from King’s Cross? With the car hire options in London, you'll be free to go where you like.
Browse the deals from Green Motion, Surprice or U-Save. They're among the most popular suppliers.
If you're not sure which car is right for you, consider something from the Compact rental category. It's the most commonly booked vehicle type in London.
The typical daily cost of a rental car here is 120 €.
How to get to King’s Cross from the airport
London Heathrow (LHR)
You can hop on a flight to London touching down at LHR, which is the main airport. King’s Cross is about 24 kilometres east of this airport.
Having your own ride can make it easier to get around. Pick up a car hire at London Heathrow from leading providers such as Surprice, U-Save or Green Motion.
London Gatwick (LGW)
LGW is another option for jetting into London. King’s Cross is about 40 kilometres north from this airport.
Start visiting the stops on your itinerary when you book a car hire at London Gatwick. Green Motion, U-Save or Drivalia can hook you up with your ideal ride.
London Stansted (STN)
STN is an alternate route into London. King’s Cross is roughly 48 kilometres southwest of this airport.
Skip the taxi line or public transport after landing. You can reserve a car hire at London Stansted with Green Motion, Drivalia or Europcar.
When to go to King’s Cross
Consider visiting London in July. Book a hotel near King’s Cross then to get the full peak-season experience.
Explore at a more leisurely pace by planning your stay for January. It's the quietest time to visit and it's usually cheaper too.
Planning your getaway means factoring in the weather forecast. July offers the warmest conditions, with temperatures reaching highs of 26ºC (79ºF).
January is the coolest month in London. You can expect lows of 0ºC (32ºF).
Browse around for hotels close to King’s Cross during September for the best chance of clearer skies. Averaging 5 days of rain, this is the driest month.
January brings the wettest conditions. You can expect around 8 days of rainfall.
