Princess Hotel-Bed & Breakfast

35/37 Argyle Street, Kings Cross, Camden, Kings Cross St Pancras, Greater London, England

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About Princess Hotel-Bed & Breakfast

The Princess Hotel - Bed & Breakfast is a family-run business and has been owned by the same family for 3 generations. Both economy rooms and en-suite rooms are available. Built during the early 1840's, the Princess Hotel building was used for lodging purposes. It represents one of the last landmarks of the pre- Victorian period and is set in King's Cross, formally a village called Battle Bridge. The Princess Hotel was acquired by the Aronica Family in 1976 and was set up to provide friendly bed and breakfast accommodation, with quality being our utmost priority. It has now been passed on to the third generation, Mr and Mrs Aronica's eldest grandchildren. The building houses 22 rooms, some rooms even including en-suite bathrooms. With the West End and City only a short distance away, the Princess Hotel is an ideal bed and breakfast hotel providing clean and comfortable accommodation, with a friendly service and good value to our guests. We have a wireless internet connection throughout the entire establishment - this is ideal for notebooks with a PC card or Centrino technology-run notebooks. For instant access, please ask at the reception desk for the Network Key.

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