Wardonia Hotel Kings Cross

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Many thanks for Vetoria and Rafael for being exceedingly hospital & forthcoming when ever needed!

The steps to the cellar where this room was are very steep and difficult to climb. the room is very small, there was black mould on the walls above the bed, sadly my wife had difficulty breathing and asthma was triggered due to this, we opened the window to address this but found that homeless people sit on the step above the room, and talk loudly and smoke this smoke fills the room, exacerbating the breathing issues. the window then of course had to be closed. We were minutes from having to call an ambulance at 2 am but she managed to sit in the windowless bathroom and run the hot tap to manage her symptoms. Having said this, the staff were very nice and the location near Kings cross hotel is very convenient. I guess in a nutshell, and typical of London, what was historically a lovely building has simply been built with too many rooms meaning awkward stair and tiny rooms. with a bit of maintenance the room we are in would be fine for a few days.

Close to the train station, easy to get around London. Small rooms, suitable for sleeping and not spending alot of time indoors. Not a very noisy area considering how close to Kings Cross Terminal it is. Check in/Check out was a breeze. Would stay again :)

We stayed for one night in order to get an early Eurostar. The hotel was close to the station, clean, staff helpful - everything was fine.

Wardonia Hotel is a lovely hotel. I booked a single room. It was a very small room, but it was very clean, the single bed is comfortable, and although it is really small, there is a shelf by the bed, with a double socket. There is a shelf with a kettle, and hot drink provisions. The shower and toilet is very clean, and easy to use. The liquid soap is situated in the shower space, rhere is a shelf and a mirror above the sink. The staff were all lovely and very helpful. They were friendly, communicative and happy to have a chat with you. I booked for 2 nights, costing £178, which for King's Cross, is really good. It is extremely close, about 6 minutes from the station. The reception is manned 24hrs a day. I will definitely stay there again.

One for the books... but definitely not one I'd repeat. This hotel in London looked much better online than it did in reality. The room was tiny. Not "cozy" tiny. More like a hole in the wall. There was barely enough space to move around, the overall condition was disappointing, and it wasn't a place that felt clean, comfortable, or welcoming. Travel has taught me that budget doesn't always mean bad, and expensive doesn't always mean great. But this was a reminder that reviews and photos only tell part of the story. Lesson learned: I'd rather pay a little more for a place where I can genuinely rest after a full day of exploring. Safe to say, I won't be staying here again. ✈️🏨

The unit had no air conditioner... Their was that the unit was a 3-star... It should have said that in the description... Other than that... it was fine, but not great...

The only thing we liked had nothing to do with the “hotel/hostel” is that it was close to the tube. This place had Zero amenities and terrible customer service.

Stayed in a twin room, quite compact needs some updating along with the bathroom, but clean and comfortable, housekeeping staff extremely helpful when requesting Xtra towels, location ideal for kingscross.

Good experience friendly and helpful staff. No AC, you live you learn but the staff provided a fan which helped.