King’s Cross / St Pancras
Stay at the best hotels near King’s Cross St Pancras with Crown Group of Hotel’s Mabledon Court Hotel, and experience everything that London has to offer in this vibrant part of the city.
In King’s Cross and St Pancras, you are surrounded by opportunity, with transport links to get around London and beyond. Here, history comes to life, and King’s Cross being the suspected location of the battle between Queen Boudicca and Roman invaders, the train station is home to Platform 9 ¾ from Harry Potter, you are within walking distance of museums and galleries, and so much more.
But if you are visiting London and are planning to stay in this area, where should you go, and what should you see? We’ve put some things together to help you form a game plan for your visit.
Why Stay Near
King’s Cross St Pancras?
Stay near Kings Cross St Pancras for seamless travel across London, Bloomsbury and beyond. Whether you’re catching the Eurostar or exploring the city, our hotels offer comfort and convenience just minutes away.
This part of the city is full of incredible spots to stop for a bite, no matter the time of day. Pair this with the fact that there are well-loved museums, libraries, and pop-culture spots within walking distance front the train stations and hotels near King’s Cross St Pancras like our very own Mabledon Court Hotel, and it isn’t hard to see why the area is so popular for tourists and locals alike.
What Are the Top Attractions Near King’s Cross St Pancras?
Granary Square is a must-see location in the heart of King’s Cross. Home to stunning fountains and fun activities, events, and restaurants for the whole family to enjoy, this part of London is a classic, and well-worth visiting at night and when there are events on.
Top attractions near King’s Cross St Pancras:
What Kind of Entertainment is There Near King’s Cross St Pancras?
If you are staying at one of the hotels near King’s Cross and St Pancras like the Mabledon Court Hotel, you will be glad to know that there is plenty of entertainment in the area. Visit Jamboree or Scala for live music, or head down to Shaw Theatre for a night of performing arts.
For art lovers, make sure to visit Brunswick Art Gallery, the Crypt Gallery, P21 Gallery, and SOAS Gallery for some art to touch your soul. Or, if you want to spend your time learning, there are several iconic museums in the area like the Charles Dickens Museum, The Postal Museum, Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, Grant Museum of Zoology, Wellcome Collection, and Queer Britain.
Where Should You Go for a Bite to Eat or Drink in the Area?
King’s Cross is home to many classic dining spots for travellers like Five Guys King’s Cross, Pret A Manger, Pizza Express, Nando’s, and McDonald’s, but there is so much more to explore and enjoy. Visit Honest Burgers for mouthwatering burgers, Addis Restaurant for authentic Ethiopian cuisine, Victor Garvey at The Midland Grand for (fancy modern French food, or Flat Iron if you fancy a visit to a steakhouse.
That’s only the tip of the iceberg, though. See where else you should visit in this part of London, where food is going to be one of the biggest reasons to stick around.
Must-Visit Pubs and International Restaurants
There are hundreds of fantastic eating spots around King’s Cross and St Pancras, with a collection of classic pubs and gastropubs, fish, vegan and international cuisines to dig into when you visit the area. Some of our favourite pubs include O’Neill’s King’s Cross, The Dolphin Pub, The Queens Head, Betjeman Arms, Lord John Russell, and of course, The Barrel Vault – JD Wetherspoon!
A few more pubs we highly recommend you check out for awesome classic British pub grub include:
For anyone who wants to enjoy cuisines from around the world, this part of London truly doesn’t disappoint. Get a taste of Asia at Dishoom King’s Cross for some great Indian food, Hawker’s Kitchen for Malaysian dishes, Rosa’s Thai King for mouthwatering Thai, or Kimchi Restaurant & Bar for classic Korean food. Or, if you want Chinese, head to Dim Sum Duck while sushi lovers head to Mai Sushi. If you want noodles galore, Dr. Noodle is the place to be.
Explore the rest of the world with German food at the German Gymnasium (inside a former gym), Italian at Casa Tua King’s Cross, Spanish at Camino King’s Cross, Greek at Nonos, Turkish at Pitted Olive Cafe Restaurant, or authentic pizza at Fatto a Mano King’s Cross.
What Café and Brunch Spots Are in the Area?
For a taste of heaven in the morning, head over to Valencia café, Pinner Café, Black Sheep Coffee, Store Street Espresso , or PROJECT68 for coffees that are going to blow your mind. Or, if you want something a bit different, visit Fork Deli for tasty deli foods, Half Cup for brunch, or Thenga Café for some amazing vegan treats.
Where Can You Stop for a Sophisticated Dine and Drink?
If you are planning to have some fun and see the area at night, we recommend visiting The Racketeer, Simmons Bar, Bar Rioja (a wine bar), Bell & Viv, or Gothic Bar for a night that you won’t forget. Whether it’s the cocktails, the decor, or the ambience, these places will not disappoint.
Visit Bar + Block Steakhouse or the Coal Office for more high-end dining experiences, or Drake & Morgan for special events like baby showers, weddings, hen do’s and so much more. If you want sophistication, wine, and cocktails, Decimo is the ultimate spot, while Babel Beerhouse is a fantastic microbrewery where you can try new drinks and chill for the evening.
Are the Transport Links Good Near King’s Cross St Pancras?
Transport around King’s Cross St Pancras is everything you could want and more. There are several major train stations within walking distance, including Euston, Euston Square, King’s Cross, and Russell Square for anyone hoping to easily be able to explore Central London and make the most of their visit.
Or, if you want to spend an afternoon in France, go to St Pancras International for Eurostar high-speed services, which can get you from London to Paris in under two and a half hours.
If you are staying at one of the hotels near King’s Cross and St Pancras just as Mabledon Court Hotel, there will also be plenty of bus stops and cycling opportunities that will make travelling London easy. There is nowhere you can’t go, and there is plenty to see for any travellers who want to take in the sights from train, bus, bicycle, or foot.
Where Should You Stay in King’s Cross St Pancras?
There are several hotels near King’s Cross and St Pancras, but the Crown Group of Hotels offers something truly special with Mabledon Court Hotel. Located just an eight-minute walk away from St Pancras train station, this three-star hotel is perfectly situated to be your base when you are exploring London, and offers free Wi-Fi so that you can continue your research and plan your next exciting day.
From the beautiful Mabledon Court Hotel, you can get to the British Museum in under 15 minutes by foot, or spend some time in the traditionally furnished hotel. All rooms come with TVs to use, and have tea and coffee equipment to quench your thirst no matter the time of day. In the morning, you can enjoy a full English or continental breakfast in the informal dining room or explore in the guest lounge.
Experience the Best of King’s Cross St Pancras with Crown Group of Hotels
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