| Location. Comfort Inn Kings Cross is located along a residential street near the Kings Cross Station transportation hub in London, England. Charles Dickens' historic home stands two blocks away, while St. Pancras Old Church is positioned three blocks away.
Hotel Features. Composed of four Georgian townhouses, the Comfort Inn Kings Cross features a lobby with a recessed ceiling, black leather couches, a light toned tile floor and colorful art prints. A breakfast room is located on the hotel's lower level, where the hotel serves complimentary cereal, fruit juices and pastries. Business amenities include fax and photocopy services, and wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel. Reception and concierge services are offered 24 hours a day.
Guestrooms. The Comfort Inn Kings Cross offers 53 air conditioned guestrooms, many with street views. Room decor is varied with accommodations that feature either pastels or brightly patterned fabrics and wall colours. Rooms are equipped with wireless and dial up Internet access, and satellite television. Room amenities include coffeemakers.
Directions
From London Heathrow Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 30 kilometres (18 miles).
Getting there. The Heathrow Express train and London's black taxi cabs are available for transfer from the airport to the center of London. The London Underground's Piccadilly Line service serves all Heathrow terminals and transports passengers into central London.
Getting around. The extensive London Underground system connects the hotel with the rest of central London. The Underground stations closest to the hotel are Euston and Kings Cross. There is also a wide choice of buses. The hotel can order black taxi cabs on request.
London charges congestion zone fees within clearly designated areas of the city. Those who operate vehicles within these zones are assessed daily fees that apply Mondays through Fridays.
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