Elmwood Hotel  

I booked a single room which was adequate for my needs for an overnight stay. The staff were polite and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable with plenty of hot water from the shower. Nice breakfast. The location is ideal for access to St Pancras station. Located close to British Library, British Museum and plenty of buses to take me into Oxford Street/Trafalgar Square. The hotel is located in a quiet square which has a pleasant garden. I would be happy to stay there again

It was fine, and it was what we expected for the cost.

It would be nice to know that there was no lift when we had a room on the third floor. So we would recommend the hotel if there were a way to let people know there is no lift.

good location - 2 minutes from Kings Cross station

worst hotel I have ever stayed in - minute single room, small musty hotel - they supply a hotel safe and recommend that you use it , and then charge on top when you do. I didn´t risk breakfast.

The location was perfect for my demands.

They could improve the breakfast

Very close to King's cross station. And it is in Argyle Square, an area full of hotels. We found it pretty safe. But obviously don't go round in the streets alone late..

Too many stairs!!! No elevator and no telephone in the room. But if you are going there for sight seeing and shopping it's not that bad!

Location to Kings Cross and St Pancreas stations

Good stuff, friendly and helpfull. Close to King Cross.

Small room. Poor breakfast.

Needed to be cleaner pictures were deceptive - room was much smaller and not as nice as it looked on the internet bathroom was dirty and smelt unpleasant and the fan was constantly dripping wouldn't stay here again - very overpriced for the quality that was provided.

Very convenient to King's Cross and St. Pancras stations. Hotel located off Huston Street on pretty Argyle Square.

Tiny rooms. Barely adequate breakfast. Room rates not in keeping with facilities and services.

Room was in the basement/ dungeon, pokey, drain outside window so I could hear every flush of every toilet in the place, apart from the girl on reception and the younger girl in the kitchen the rest of the staff were miserable, all in all its a dive, breakfast was terrible, 108 pounds a night,charged a fiver for leaving bags for 4 hours after ckecking out, a total rip off

As I was shown to my claustrophobic room, I could immediately spot signs of neglect. The edges of the tiles in the bathroom were black, and bang in the middle of the shower floor, a large gaping hole instead of a drain was in place. The bathroom door had a dent in it, evidently the recipent of someone's fist - perhaps due to the realisation that a lot of money was spent to stay in such a place as this. The breakfast was horrific. A cramped room with people queuing on the stairs to get one of the few tables, that were shared between other guests. A pile of cheap, wet processed flesh that they dared to call "ham", flanked by a bowl of cold boiled eggs that didn't really taste fresh and a plate of processed cheese slices were what consisted the "buffet breakfast". Toast is literally thrown to you as you sit down on the table, by the servers who looked as if they would rather be elsewhere. Something I could fully empathise with.

The hotel was very close to the train station so getting around was easy. There were also a few fast food places nearby which was handy.

The room was a lot smaller than expected, the hot water in the shower didn't work all of the time, breakfast was too early. The room was expensive for what you got, not amazing value for money.