The Belgrove Hotel

the staff especially catering staff for morning breakfast, very unfriendly and rude

Proximity to St. Pancras train station. New flooring in the room and room clean.

Room very smallthus difficult with luggage, though I suppose enough for 3 nights stay. However, poor possibility for hanging things (especially towel!), in the "wardrobe" the hangers only have space if pushed sideways thus not easy. Lack of hot (or even warm) water in the shower, I believe tepid water´s not enough even in a cheaper type hotel. Breakfast not that good, though stuff tried to serve quickly everything. Rooms as such quiet (given the location, no outside noice) but walls between rooms super thin especially when neighbours very noisy as I experienced my last night.

The location was excellent for major rail stations, few minutes walk from Euston. Comfortable bed.

Room was very small, though had the basics. Main problem was the stench coming from the toilet, which was like sleeping next to a sewer. Steep stairs to room and no one to offer any help.

A close vecinity to train station. Clean room

Too narrow. Too small bathrooms

Very close to Kings Cross Station and all transport connections. Possible to walk to many attractions from here.

Staff were vey severe. I learned on my first day that father had had a heart attack and I had to cut my trip short by 2 days. I informed the night receptionist, a fairly scary fellow of this fact and he told me to take it up with the day receptionist the next day. I was clealy upset and receptionist next day was not very concerned or helpful re refund of my second two nights. She told me I had given insufficient notice, yet I had informed the hotel the night before. I was not prepared to argue, I just needed to get to the hosptal to see my dad. Fortunately he is now fairly stable. Perhaps Booking . com could arrange refund of the 2 nights that I did not stay?

breakfast and the people were friendly

tiny shower with light and musty smell

The location was good.

We were put in a 'double' room where 2 people could not be standing in the room at the same time. Because the room was so small it was so hot (even though the heating was not on) that we slept with only a sheet in the middle of November.Bathroom and shower were really old. Not value for money at all.

It was convenient for St Pancras International and they let us leave our luggage in the room early

Size of triple room. Toilet you could hardly get into and a shower in a cupboard

I only liked that it was close to the train station, and it was clean as well.

The shower was inside a "wardrobe", beds were so unconfortable, and rooms so small.

Closeness to St Pancras

It was o k for one night before going on Eurostar. It was cheap and onestar. You get what you pay for.

24 hour reception. The hotel room was warm (see dislikes). The (mostly Eastern European?) staff were, on the whole, fairly courteous (although I certainly wouldn't go so far as to say "friendly") - particularly the kitchen staff and the receptionist who checked me in on my first night (the daytime receptionists were less so).

The (tiny) hotel room was so warm that I had to sleep with the window wide open, so noise from a nearby flue kept me awake for much of the first night of my two-night stay (by the second night I was so tired I could have slept through a bomb blast - which was just as well given that the Belgrove is situated so near to Kings Cross station). Weak orange squash, not fruit juice (concentrated or otherwise) for breakfast. Ketchup six months past its "use by" date. Hotel decor (carpets, wallpaper etc.) must date back to the fifties (and I'm not talking about the 1950's). Shower in the en-suite bathroom was no more than a dribble. Tv reception was awful. Rates were extorionate for such a no-frills hotel - and I mean no frills.

Was greeted by a young, attractive Bulgarian lady; room was en-suite though I thought I'd be sharing the shower facilities; great location; of course, the full Englidh breakfast.

Even the male staff member, who's using quite grumpy, wasn't too bad this time.