There is not a self-catering option and no kitchen facilities apart from a mini fridge and a kettle. The closest tube stations are Russell Square 4 mins by walk, Kings Cross station, and Euston station 9 mins by walk. Please be advised there are security cameras at the main door and on the stairs recording 24/7.

Relatively cheap rents and a central London location make King's Cross attractive to artists and designers, attractions, and cultural establishments: a major arts centre, Kings Place, next to the Regent's Canal hosts numerous art, music, live comedy, and cultural events throughout the year both Antony Gormley and Thomas Heatherwick have studios in the area The London Sinfonietta and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment are both based here, alongside the Pangolin Sculpture Gallery; Central St Martins College of Art and Design has taken up residence in the Granary Building, which looks out over Granary Square, a new public space decorated with more than 1,000 coloured fountains the cutting-edge Gagosian Gallery moved its main London premises to King's Cross in 2004. Kings Cross has a heritage of nurturing arts and culture. The British Library is located next to St Pancras Station, displaying some of the world's most famous written and printed items, such as the Magna Carta (1215) and Shakespeare's First Folio. The London Canal Museum commemorates the importance of London's canals.