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Space The flat is located in a great location right beside Kings Cross station, so you can have access to the whole of London. There are also a lot of trendy restaurants and bars nearby, though it is located above a pub. Amenities: 24/7 guest support Professionally cleaned Hotel-quality bed linen and towels Wifi Kitchen: Fully equipped Oven Stove Refrigerator Kettle Microwave Washing machine Dining table + chairs Living room: Comfy sofa TV Bedroom: Queen Bed Wardrobe Bathroom: Shower Toilet Sink Access Guests have full access to the entire property throughout their stay. Interaction There is a 24/7 guest support team. Neighborhood King's Cross, is home to all manner of cultural institutions, including The British Library, King's Place, The Wellcome Collection, The Foundling Museum, London Canal Museum, Gagosian Art Gallery, the offices of The Guardian and The Observer newspapers, and The Place, London's specialist venue for contemporary dance. The seemingly out-of-place Camley Street Natural Park is a two-acre wildlife reserve a stone's throw from the area's redevelopment on the banks of the Regent's Canal, while the Greek-style St Pancras Parish Church is London's most expensive church after St Paul's Cathedral. King's Cross is dominated by the imposing (and newly restored) Grade I listed St Pancras railway station, arguably one of the finest stations in the world and now, with the Eurostar service, a gateway to Europe. The famous Platform Nine and Three-Quarters from the Harry Potter films is located in the main train terminal, providing quick access to Hogwarts (provided you can walk through the brick wall). Transit Travel knows no bounds from these centres of transportation, especially if you remember to pack your passport. St Pancras has bagged the title of 'International' as the home of Eurostar's start point - pack an overnight bag and head to Paris, Brussels and beyond. Domestic routes incl...

## The neighborhood King's Cross, is home to all manner of cultural institutions, including The British Library, King's Place, The Wellcome Collection, The Foundling Museum, London Canal Museum, Gagosian Art Gallery, the offices of The Guardian and The Observer newspapers, and The Place, London's specialist venue for contemporary dance. The seemingly out-of-place Camley Street Natural Park is a two-acre wildlife reserve a stone's throw from the area's redevelopment on the banks of the Regent's Canal, while the Greek-style St Pancras Parish Church is London's most expensive church after St Paul's Cathedral. King's Cross is dominated by the imposing (and newly restored) Grade I listed St Pancras railway station, arguably one of the finest stations in the world and now, with the Eurostar service, a gateway to Europe. The famous Platform Nine and Three-Quarters from the Harry Potter films is located in the main train terminal, providing quick access to Hogwarts (provided you can walk through the brick wall). ## Getting around Travel knows no bounds from these centres of transportation, especially if you remember to pack your passport. St Pancras has bagged the title of 'International' as the home of Eurostar's start point - pack an overnight bag and head to Paris, Brussels and beyond. Domestic routes include Derby, Brighton and Bedford, with train operators Southeastern, East Midland Trains and Thameslink all operating from the station. St Pancras also has more underground connections than any other London station - buoyed by its link to King's Cross Tube station. King's Cross is the gateway to Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland, with operators including Virgin Trains, First Hull Trains and Grand Central. North London, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire are served by Great Northern, and there's a Tube station too. Euston is the southern terminus for the West Coast Mainline, giving access to the West Midlands, the North West, North Wales and Scotland, with ...