Central Station

Nice location and atmosphere for drinks, not loud or busy either.

Underneath it's a fetish venue. Still wish it was cleaner and better maintained. A toilet seat and bleach would be a good start. Yes I know there's watersports there, but a bit better cleaning and some more investment in a update to the decor and delete humidifier would be a godsend. They do have real ale but only Deuchers IPA.

Really great roof terrace, lovely place to go for a drink and very friendly staff. I can't believe I've never been there before! Would definitely go back

Those who prefer places with character as opposed to standard hotel buildings will truly love this place. has a homely feel. This of course means that it comes with its idiosyncrasies. A winding staircase which might be painful; tiny rooms; shared bathrooms etc. But you cant expect more out of a cheap place in such a central location. The terrace area is splendid. I would stay here again purely for its charm.

The pub had a very nice rooftop area and was very cozy. Since it was close to king's cross station, the pub was easy to find and travel to. The food was high grade but expensive. the people there were friendly. i went to a board game event and enjoyed myself and im grateful to the staff for allowing it as an event. There were three bathrooms, ladies and gentlemen downstairs and unisex upstairs so its very inclusive. The unisex bathroom was very clean. Overall I had a good time and I'd recommend going.

The location of the hotel is good, and surprisingly quiet with the tree lined road beautiful with them all in blossom. The staff are friendly and helpful. However the building is getting a bit sad and in need of renovation. The chef at breakfast was very friendly and served up a great meal cooked to order.

Free pool and karaoke. Some night. Good bar.

I went expecting a general micro food ...Well how I was wrong.
The food was on time.
I state chose the plater mix... And it was all hot and surprisingly fresh.. GOING BACK FOR THE FOOD.. price for under a tenner....a deffinant thumbs up
.. I'm going back just to eat again with my mates.

One of my favourite bars when I visit London. Have to admit I have a nostalgic soft spot for the place. One of the first London gay bars I visited in 90's when a group of us visited after a Marc Almond concert. What a night, Years later some of the nights in the Underground Bar, probably some of the best I've ever had. Zero attitude from management and staff. When I was there last, the place could have done with some updating, but quite frankly that is part of the charm. Not been so much lately as I no longer live in London, but I'm glad its survived the gentrification of the area. Clearly adjustments have been made, as Kings Cross is not the place it once was. Not tried the B&B facilities but seem very reasonably priced and competitive. Just to declare an interest here. I worked the door and coat check at CS, not for Martin and Duncan directly, but for one of the promoters renting the cellar bar. Bye the way, the review left below 3 years ago by Alan Roberts is unfair. He is a club promoter who left this venue and has issues. Martin and Duncan who run this venue are two of the nicest people in this business, and long may they continue!

Great rooms at a very reasonable price.

Sadly the staff working the kitchen have a real issue around providing breakfast. Had to venture out each morning of my 2 day stay as the chef didn't turn in one day and only offered us tea and coffee despite us arriving 20 mins before close of kitchen.