for the price it was not bad at all.bit noisy outside but its a city so I expected noise.people in the next rooms were quiet , main reception is over the road and they were nice and polite.bathroom is small but was big enough for the two of us.i suggest if you want something bigger then spend more and stop... More

This was a very modern hotel but I found the rooms, beds and bathrooms very compact. Wouldn't recommend staying any more than 2 nights or if you are looking for a luxurious hotel as it wouldn't be relaxing enough. Quite noisy with other people going in and out of their rooms but the rooms all have laminate flooring so that... More

We only stayed at Albion House because we were offered a free room by management to make up for a mistake in our booking they made during a previous stay at one of the other hotels in the same chain in Argyle Square (http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186338-d599913-r156899071-Excelsior_Hotel_London-London_England.html). We were grateful for the offer, as we had an early Eurostar to catch so it... More

Pluses: o location -- very close to Kings Cross/St Pancras, on a pleasant, quiet square o price -- very reasonable o clean and neat o room very quiet (no 5, single) Minuses: o safe won't lock? toilet won't flush? You have to exit the building and cross the park to reception in another hotel. Good job it was a sunny... More

Stayed here because of location to Kings Cross just one night so we could catch Eurostar to Brussels the following day and it runied our 1st day in Brussels due to the lack of sleep we had at the Albion House Hotel rooms were so close together you could hear every movement from next doors room ( quiet literally every... More

I booked a room for 1 night as a stop over from home to London to catch the eurostar train to Belgium Thursday 28th March, for early hours Friday 29th. We were also told to go over to Melville hotel to check in but we were then given keys to room back over at the Albion House, room number 9... More

I booked two nights at this hotel mid week at the end of February. The reception for check-in is at the Melville Hotel. In fact I was offered a room at the Melville instead of the Albion without any explanation. There are several hotels in Argyll Square that are part of the same Kings Cross Hotel Group and it appears... More

Booked into the Albion, got there & was told to check in at the Melville over the other side of square, ended up in the Melville in a very small double room, very nice decor & clean but a strange set up, went for breakfast next morning and had to go back over the square to the Albion where we... More

I would heartily recommend any of the Kings Cross Hotel group hotels on argyle square, although we stayed in the Excelsior we went in all 3 hotels. The rooms were incredibly good value, just 2 minutes from kings cross station, clean and freshly decorated. The staff were welcoming and very helpful both when we were there and to help with... More