The location is perfect and the breakfast was very yummy. It is made to order and has some tasty ingredients. I would say that the naming of the breakfast is slightly incorrect, the sausage, beans and bacon used are not typically in an english breakfast.

The overall quality of the room could be improved, the fittings and carpet used are incredibly tired (stains and signs of wear). It would be nice to see this hotel have a revamp over the next few years to give it the real luxury feel. There were also stains on the bedding which was further evidence of a lack of quality and care provided.

The location was excellent. The room was very well equipped and clesn

The reception staff on a couple of occasions were a bit off hand. We had a problem with our fridge. They said it would be fixed while we were out but it wasn’t. Also we were questioned if we had a reservation in the cocktail lounge whilst they sorted it but it was the manner in which we were asked was a little upsetting. Also at one point the lift didn’t work and we were asked could you not walk up, it was the sixth floor and I also have asthma. They did rectify the warm drinks problem by swapping them for cold ones.

I returned to The Megaro after staying there over 10 years ago. I was excited to return as I enjoyed my stay, the hotel and my room back then. Was I excited as previous? Not so much. Don’t get me wrong. It’s a nice place and all but I was a tad underwhelmed. Maybe I had romanticised my memory of the hotel or had the hotel become a bit tired, overpriced (yes, that could have been due to it being the Easter weekend) and not that special: I still can’t answer that question. It’s in a brilliant location. Lively, busy, tube station close by. I could walk to anything. And I did The breakfast was fantastic in the cafe/restaurant attached to the hotel. Great food. Awesome coffee. Lovely staff. Overall. It was ok. Would I stay at The Megaro again? Probably not considering there are so many options available.

Everything about the hotel and my room was great. My room looked out over the streets in front of Kings Cross and St Pancras train and underground stations....but soundproofing was really good and sounds from outside where minimal and certainly didn't keep me awake. The bed was really comfortable and the amenities were great. There was water and sodas and I think a type of beer in the little fridge. There was a coffee maker and things to make coffee plus cups and glasses. There is room service if you want it. There's a restaurant and a really cool bar downstairs, Hocus Pocus-Alchemy Bar.

On the morning of my departure I went downstairs to have my included breakfast. I asked for the simplest of breakfasts...an egg sunny-side up and toast...because I wanted to eat and go back to my room to finish packing. 20 minutes went by, then 30....no one came to my table to refresh my coffee or to explain why things were taking so long. Shortly after that I got up and said I need to leave without having breakfast because I need to finish packing and catch a train. The hotel apologized profusely But since I had booked through booking.com they could not issue any kind of credit to my credit card. The front desk person ran and got a couple of pastries for me to go...but I told her with the luggage I already have to deal with...I couldn't carry anything else.

We called to request a quieter room as we were overlooking euston road, and were upgraded by the lovely receptionist to the 6th floor into a suite. It was divine!!! No complaints here, stunning room, great views, high class amenity. Thank you.

Review is a tale of two halves - the price for the standard double room, which we originally booked and what you get for your money, is not good - the quality of the furnishings, and the general ambience in the 'normal' rooms is not worth the money charged. The bathroom was tired, the bed was lumpy and it just felt so drab. Do not recommend a stay for the standard or 'deluxe' rooms.

The suite was gorgeous and the location was awesome 😍. I was able to navigate the Underground and international trains easily. There is even a stop for local tours across the street.

Staff needs to be consistent in the way they check in their guest otherwise it gives the appearance of bias.

Both the hotel and the room were nicely decorated with creative and interesting artworks. The room was very comfortable and clean, it included everything one would need while away from home. The location of the hotel was so central with major public transportation and international stations across the street. Very convenient!

There was construction going on next door from the hotel during the day and then some city pipe work going on at night. The windows were not completely soundproof but the noise was never really an issue. The nighttime city work might be done by the time I'm writing this review but the construction next door looked massive and will probably take another 8+ months at least to finish. No problems with the actual hotel itself!

The location was great. The bathroom was awesome with fun lighting. We had TVs for each bed area. The heating and air conditioning were great, and possibly on par for what we would expect in a hotel in the US.

The listing for the hotel/room indicated we would get a queen bed and a full bed. Unfortunately, that full bed was a couch pullout and we had no idea. Fortunately our kids are still young enough to be able to use a pullout bed without aches like we adults would have but a bit more transparency on that factor would be appreciated. The breakfast you may opt for at booking is identical to what you get by walking in to the adjoining restaurant and it’s less costly by walking in. There is construction near the hotel entrance which makes the walkway narrow. It gives an uneasy, somewhat unsafe feeling at first. There is only one elevator and it holds only 4 with bags or 5 adults.

This was just a lovely, eccentric hotel - it oozed personality. Don’t be fooled though, everything was top notch quality. The room, bed and layout was perfect. It was well stocked with various beverages - there was even biscotti to enjoy with your coffee. The staff were genuinely super friendly and helpful. My only criticism was the shower. It was challenging switching it on and getting the right settings because you had to lean over a fixed shower door. I thought I’d fall headlong into the bath tub! That aside I’ll stay there every time I’m in London.

The shower/bath. It was super challenging leaning over and around the fixed shower door to turn on the shower and even more challenging to select the various settings. I thought I’d actually fall into the tub!

We chose this hotel based on the location close to Kings Cross public transport and previous reviews. It lived up to expectations. We wanted a bigger room that you could actually enjoy and open a suitcase in and store stuff. Our room was very spacious as was the bathroom. Incredible storing space with two wardrobes. Tea and coffee maker provided. It’s central and there’s a huge construction site which we faced but hardly heard. In general great soundproofing. Plus since the space is not yet built up we had more light. We didn’t use the restaurant and didn’t need breakfast.

While the bathroom is huge the shower wall in the bathtub was too narrow and you’d flood the whole bathroom when showering. There was no way around it. Could be fixed with a shower curtain. We just put a towel down next to the tub. The room was very clean but dated, which some might interpret as less clean/orderly. Carped ripped in corners, old scale on fittings… still very clean but just a touch could be improved.