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What you need to know about booking a Kings Cross St Pancras hotel

The area around Argyle Square and Euston Road has one of the highest concentrations of places to stay in all of London, meaning it should be easy to find the perfect Kings Cross St Pancras hotel. Search ebookers to see the wealth of places that's on offer in the vicinity of the train terminals, going from the boutique guesthouses of Swinton Street to the affordable aparthotels that pepper the blocks close to the British Library.

What you can expect from hotels near Kings Cross St Pancras

Because this bustling train terminal is such a kingpin of the city's transport network, and a point from which to hop on Eurostar connections across to France, there's a veritable kaleidoscope of different hotels near Kings Cross St Pancras. Those seeking luxury can expect just that, with grand Victorian-built hotels hiding indoor pools and spas just above the platforms. Those looking for midrange choices have plenty of serviced apartments with plush lounges, while cheap hotels in Kings Cross St Pancras come in the form of backpacker dorms and bed and breakfasts.

Top things to do in Kings Cross St Pancras

Choosing a hotel near Kings Cross St Pancras doesn't just put you within easy reach of one of the capital's busiest transport interchanges, but also in the middle of some of London's top attractions. Take the British Library, which offers literary exhibits about Indian literature, Buddhist scripture, Romanticism – you name it. And then there's the acclaimed London Canal Museum, with its storied past of barges and industry. Or, you could hang around in the station itself, to see where Harry Potter departed for Hogwarts School each year.

Food and drink in Kings Cross St Pancras

Whether you want to finger pick at platters of charcuterie and caviar with bubbling champagne on the side before you hop aboard that connection to Paris, or just want a filling English pasty to walk with, the wealth of food options in the glass-roofed Kings Cross St Pancras station has you covered. In the near vicinity, there are also hearty English taverns with gastropub grub, oodles of fast food joints and more quirky, London-esque global eateries – think sizzling woks, artisanal coffee houses and falafel stands.

Getting around Kings Cross St Pancras

The area around Kings Cross St Pancras is typically walkable, with bustling pavements that brim with real London life. It's also one of the capital's best-connected districts, being a major train and bus interchange. That means you'll never need to drive, what with all the bus links running up and down Euston Road, and the wealth of Underground connections departing on the Circle, Northern, Victoria, Metropolitan, Hammersmith and Piccadilly lines.