Club Quarters in Camden from NZ$319

"The rooms are very basic, no tea/coffee, no hand towels, you have to ask to have 2 pillows, the mattresses are very hard. The staff access is very poor over 5, 11 and you have to keep ducking. Okay for the price with its location but travelodge better value. "

"The hotel is spotless. Everywhere. The staff are amazing. Always speak. Very very helpful. Rooms could do with some clothes drawers storage facility for longer stays but genuinely my favourite London central hotel"

"Room is small with limited space around the bed, some people may struggle with space between bed and radiator. Sink in the bedroom rather than bathroom obviously due to the space an available. Didn’t eat there but had a night cap, bar operated by reception staff, which is quite nice to end evening. Just 5 minute walk to St. Pancras railway station, plenty of places to eat nearby. Would definitely stay again the night before getting Eurostar train. "

"If travelling alone (and with not too much baggage) then this is a solid potential option if cheaper or at an equivalent price to other hotels in the area. If travelling with other people, then you need to be very comfortable sharing your bathroom habits. And not have any stuff as there's nowhere to put anything. I stayed in a 'cocoon 2' which is a double room. It's essentially a bed, a space that's about 3 feet wide and a bathroom. And it is one of those dreaded frosted glass wall bathrooms. The sliding glass door also has a gap around 3 sides, so others in the room can hear and smell everything as well as see your silhouette. For some reason, there's no actual door on the shower so water ends up flooding the entire bathroom and leaking out into the main room underneath the gap unless you do some very careful placement with the small shower mat. There is no storage space. If you have more than one small suitcase, you will struggle not to be tripping over things. The room is generally quiet in terms of noise from other guests but you can hear the underground trains constantly, given it's 4 floors underground. Given the extra charges for things included at other hotels as standard, this can quickly become much less of a budget option than it originally appears. For example, £15 per bag storage fee is ridiculous when other equivalent hotels in the area charge nothing. "

"I had a great stay at the Point A Hotel in King’s Cross. The room was clean, the bed was very comfortable, and it had everything I needed for a short stay. The location is also very convenient, especially if you’re arriving or departing by train. It’s a great option for a quick stopover or layover in London. Comfortable, simple, and easy — I would definitely stay here again for a short visit."

"Perfect "

"Room was clean and not to warm Good location in London Staff were friendly and attentive "

"We stayed in room 411 and there was a constant humming noise all night which stopped us from sleeping well (not from within the room itself). We spoke to Reception about it and they didn't seem interested in investigating it. "

"The room was very small and the duvet cover was ripped, to hide this it was place face down on the bed"