Alhambra Hotel Ltd

Nice, cozy hotel. Bathroom has nowhere to put anything like a tooth brush. Beds are good, desk is good. WiFi was under par, so video calls were impossible.

Great location, not so comfortable beds or pillows. Does the job.

After all it's London and for sure being in the city at a good location costs most of the money for exactly those points. 100 pounds is quite a lot for one night by not expecting luxury. But if you are for one or two nights in London, you really just need a bed, you are 'comfortable' with sharing a toilet and shower. then the place is fine. Staff is friendly and helpful, beds are good, it's clean and in good conditions. I cannot say that i didn't like it. But who is not good by feet, shouldn't book as the stairs are pretty steeply.

Rooms are for necessity and comfortable doesn't come easy. Staff is good. Location is perfect. Toilet and shower facilities require forward planning.

Friendly staff, easy and fast check-in/out. Clean room with private bathroom. Noises outside my room very late at night, but this is due to the location near to King's Cross St. Pancras station. Highly recommended!

The staff members were so friendly and helpful. The bed was comfy and the room and bathroom was cleaned which is excellent

Clean and well presented but tiny rooms and some are in the basement with no windows. Look to stay out of central London and get a nicer room for less. Night porter was asleep on the job when we arrived at 5am too.

We loved it! Staff was super lovely and helpful. We had a wonderful time. Our room was upgraded to a suite (we had booked a room without a bath). The location of the hotel is absolutely ideal. And we didn't pay much. We definitely recommend!

To be very honest, the only downside of the hotel was that you have to pay extra for a upgrade if you want a private Bathroom is a bad thing, as for shared, has many insecurities problems. Unfortunately when we stayed, the private Bathroom had a faulty shower, and sometimes smelt of cigarettes. One of the employees was unable to help us by refunding us offered us to switch rooms. Which unfortunately we weren't happy about it.

This hotel is located within walking distance from King X Station. We are happy with the location, price and cleanliness of this hotel. It is just 30 minutes walk to London China Town and Camden Market. The staff was courteous, and check-in was quick! All in all, we will definitely come back to this hotel when we are in London.

Chose his solely for the proximity to St Pancras station and it didn't disappoint. The price and convenience suited the otherwise lackluster decor and amenities but it was clean and the staff was helpful. The room is small but that was a non issue for us.

Clean. That's about all I can say. The stairs are narrow and hard to navigate with luggage. The rooms are tiny, I'm talking 9m2 or less. No toilet, no shower in room. Shower and toilet are down the hall and communal. Heater didn't work in our room. All things told I'm pretty disappointed. I would consider this more of a hostel if not for the price.

My husband and I landed very early so we dropped off out luggage and wandered around town untill 1PM, the time we were told to return to check in. We arrived at 1 and were given our key and walked up the endless stairs to the top floor, looking forward to a long overdue nap, only to find the room still a mess from the previous guests. Dirty towels and dishes, used bedding, etc.

We went back downstairs and were told to just drop off our stuff and it would be about an hour. So I am now slouched against the wall in the hallway waiting because I am too exhausted to do much else but sitting on some stranger's recently used bedding is not appealing. Edited: An hour and a half later I am still waiting for them to start cleaning the room.

Love this B&B. Great complementary breakfast from 7-9. Best British breakfast I've had. Cosy room with comfortable bed. Amazing location! Would definitely stay again, I wish we had booked more than 1 night here!

Stayed here one night due to its being thisclose to st. Pancras to catch a 7 am Eurostar train to Paris. Nice enough area there are a couple of pubs, a Chinese restaurant, grocery and a real good fish and chips shop North Sea nearby. Room itself is just OK. Small, very spartan, and clean. Not much else to say, except I wouldn't want to stay here more than one night

We only spent one night here, which would be the max I would recommend for anyone. We were leaving on the Eurostar in the morning and got in from Leicester where we had a party to attend in the late afternoon. So that was all we needed was a bed for the night. At first glance it was pretty horrifying, a big open window right on the street, I didn't expect my Ipad to make it through the night, so I tried to hide stuff while we walked to the British Museum.

Nothing was lost and the bed was comfortable, we awakened early and went to the train station. On the Eurostar we got stuck at a tabel with four people, one of them a large Australian (and his wife) with gigantic legs. Wasn't the most comfortable 48 hours of my life, between the alhambra and the eurostar. Then on the way back it happened again, although with normal sized people.

In retrospect my wife and I should have sat across from each other instead of next to each other, so we could have mingled feet with a legal spouse instead of an Australian stranger of dubious repute.

Stayed at The Alhambra last week on Friday to Saturday. Really nice family hotel, great breakfast, clean, cosy, comfortable room.

Excellent value for money! I have spent two nights at this hotel and it's location is perfect, only 3 minutes from Kings Cross and St. Pancras stations. It's a very friendly and welcoming police, clean, tidy well maintained. It's certainly not the top hotel in London, but value for money it is far better than most I have used, and the family-run atmosphere really makes it a homely place.

The room I had was more than adequate and the en-suite was very clean with good towels, soap and shower gel provided (not always the case in less expensive hotels I have noticed recently). Tea & coffee and the private safe in the room is a nice extra to have. Breakfast was a tad chaotic as it was very very busy, but the service was friendly and quite efficient.

The staff really seem to like working here, and even remembered my order on the 2nd morning i went down for breakfast. I will be staying here again. Only downside is the 3% charge for using credit card or foreign bank debit cards, I'd give 5 stars but for this.

To make it short - great place to stay. Rooms are small, but that is nothing exeptional in London. They are being cleaned every day and apart from getting a bit too hot in the summer, there is nothing to complain about. Comfy bed, small but ok bathroom, mirror and mini-table, TV, free wifi, electric water boiler, tea, instant coffee and milk, mugs and glasses - all there.

Breakfast is just GREAT. You have a choice - either continental breakfast (croissant, toast, natural yoghurt, milk, all sorts of cereal, cheese, jam, butter, .) or a traditional english one - freshly cooked in an open kitchen. Served with tea, coffee or even hot chocolate. They even bring you everything you need right to your table, you just sit down and have a pleasant start of your day. Reception is open 24/7 and all of the staff is friendly and ready to help.

Only thing I could complain about is the wifi - it was down half of the time. But if you're not travelling on bussines needing to do some work(in that case it could be rather annoying), it is no big deal, your facebook will be there even of you do not check it every five minutes :D

I stayed here recently and it was something out of this world to be honest, it was by far one of the best hotels i've stayed in with great service and lovely rooms. WORTH IT!

This is a great B&B just steps from Kings Cross/St. Pancras Underground and train stations. There is nowhere in London you can't get to easily from here. The British Library is right across Euston Road and Regents Park is a reasonable walk further up the road. The British Museum is also in comfortable walking distance. The staff are attentive and quick to take care of your needs and the room prices are good.

Breakfast is standard English or a good continental selection. I almost hate to let the world know about the Alhambra, as I would want to have room availability on a return trip, but they deserve the good review more. There is also a great selection of restaurants in the area, including a family pub next door to a launderette in case you need to catch up on wash. Definitely would come back again.

We stayed in the summer, on the hottest day of the year. Londoners loved it, but we were expecting something cooler. Thankfully they gave us a fan, which droned out the sound of the kids in the school yard behind the room. We stayed in the rooms across the street. Small but OK room. This is nicely located near Kings Cross and St Pancras stations, we walked to the British Museum. Food nearby, nice pubs away from the main drag. Breakfast was big, overflowing plates.

I liked my stay here. The location was excellent and the fact that it was obviously family run was great, but the best bit was the breakfast! I didnt need to eat lunch after i scoffed myself on the sausages and bacon. Would def stay again, specially if I plan to take the eurostaf

This is a great place to stay as it is so close to Kings Cross Station and central London and it's good value for a city hotel (we paid 65 for both of us, including breakfast). The rooms are small but pleasantly furnished and with a tiny en-suite as well. Many of the rooms are actually across the road in a different building from the Reception desk.

If you have a bedroom on that side you need to go over the road in the morning for breakfast. There is a small dining room near the Reception and quite a hearty breakfast on offer with several choices, some vegetarian ones as well. Nice friendly staff too.