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[Shouls Does Disney]

Hi!

We're going by Eurostar this time. Can anyone recommend a hotel nearby?  We're thinking about one of the Travelodges as there aren't too extortionate.

Thanks!

[rebecca20]

I've only ever stayed in the St Pancras hotel or Pullman. Both expensive unless you can find a good deal.

Pullman was my preferred out of the two and I always stay there on any trips down to London now. Best breakfast I've had in my entire life!

[twentythingamabobs]

Hi,

I've stayed at the Travelodge King's Cross many times for work - it is really handy but is is REALLY rough and can be quite scary as the beggars around there are so full on. So maybe's not a great start to a Disney trip!

[rebecca20]

I must say I have never seen one beggar at the Pullman but they have door men.

Just as an FYI - if you have or set up an accor hotel account (for free) you can usually get a good amount of money off. Last time I got a room and breakfast for £117 for two people.

[Karen]

We always stay at the Premier Inn, Theres a couple nearby and are both fine to stay in xx

[moopmoop93]

We always stay at Travelodge Royal Scot, normally pay around £50 per room xx

[polar vixen]

have you considered leaving from a different station?  ebbsfleet for example?  Travelodge it's about ten minutes away and parking id's cheap and secure

[Ajiira]

Oh no, we are booked into the travel lodge is it really that bad??

[Samninetysix]

We stayed at the Alhambra Hotel in Argyle Street. It's literally across the street from St Pancras. Small but clean hotel with a great breakfast which set us up for the trip to DLP.

[simbamad]

I have stayed at the premier inn and Travelodge mentioned already, they are in a really great location of the station and didn't have any problems with beggars etc. Also their is also a Nando's 30 seconds away from the premier inn, which would take a couple of minutes to walk to from the Travelodge.

I would happily book either of these again and plus you can get cash back on the Travelodge if you book through quidco.

[twentythingamabobs]

The hotel itself is fine and totally safe! I stayed there loads of times over the past winter.  It's just I've seen the same 2 beggars around there every time I've gone and been shouted at for not having any change. I might just have been unlucky  It really is a handy hotel.

[dencarter]

Hi!

We're going by Eurostar this time. Can anyone recommend a hotel nearby?  We're thinking about one of the Travelodges as there aren't too extortionate.

Thanks!

I'm afraid I can't hep with specific hotels as I live down the road from St Pancras so I've never had need to stay in one, but I would say that whenever I book hotels anywhere I usually shop around a lot and go with the best value options. Lastminute.com and Hotelopia.com are good sites.

Also, just because you're travelling out of St Pancras, you might consider a hotel elsewhere in London. Are you arriving in London by train? Into which terminal?

[Shouls Does Disney]

have you considered leaving from a different station?  ebbsfleet for example?  Travelodge it's about ten minutes away and parking id's cheap and secure

No car, so it really has to be St Pancras. Thanks though.

[Shouls Does Disney]

I have stayed at the premier inn and Travelodge mentioned already, they are in a really great location of the station and didn't have any problems with beggars etc. Also their is also a Nando's 30 seconds away from the premier inn, which would take a couple of minutes to walk to from the Travelodge.

I would happily book either of these again and plus you can get cash back on the Travelodge if you book through quidco.

Thanks.  Is this Travelodge Euston?

[CitrusZing]

I've stayed at the Travelodges at Eustion and Kings Cross several times and have had no problems.

I would love to stay at the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, but nearly £250 and upwards is a bit too much for 1 night before our Disney trip. They do a lovely afternoon tea there.