If you’re exploring the greatest city on earth, how many rooms do you need? Wander the pavements from dawn to dusk, and crash into your soft single-bed with a smile on your face. Discover street food or award-winning restaurants, but use the kitchenette for a quick snack. Save your pounds for the markets and boutique shops, not your Airbnb. This is a studio designed to get you back on your feet and out again. Just a minute from the major stations, so getting around (and away) couldn’t be easier

Kings Cross is best known as the hub that links London to the rest of the country, but there are plenty of reasons to stick around a while longer. The area has undergone serious redevelopment in recent years, and now boasts restaurants, bars, clubs and serious shopping. Some of London’s best-known tourist attractions, such as the British Museum and Madame Tussauds, are right on your doorstep. There’s also green space nearby in the beautifully redeveloped Coal Drops Yard, or discover one of the many ‘secret gardens’ nestled amongst Victorian architecture in this part of the city. Undoubtedly, Kings Cross has excellent links not only to the rest of London (the station is on four different Underground lines) but to the rest of the country. St. Pancras Station and Euston Station, as well as Kings Cross Station, are less than five minutes walk from the studio. The studio is less than five minutes walk to Kings Cross Station. St. Pancras Station and Euston Station are more or less the same. Journey times from these stations to other popular UK cities are as follows: Cambridge: 54 minutes Edinburgh: 4 hours Manchester: 2 hours Leeds: 2 hous Leeds: 2 hours