The Euro Hotel

51-53 Cartwright Gardens, Kings Cross St Pancras, Greater London, England

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About The Euro Hotel

The Euro Hotel is an impressive bed and breakfast hotel located in a beautiful Georgian crescent (built 1807). The Euro Hotel, totally refurbished in 2005, overlooks leafy Cartwright Gardens' lawns and tennis courts. Elegant, friendly in a quiet, safe neighbourhood close to the British Library, British Museum, University College and University College Hospital as well as the sights, attractions, shopping and night-life of the West End, Covent Garden and Soho. The hotel is close to Euston, Kings Cross, St Pancras and Russell Square underground stations and both the airbus and the tube come direct from Heathrow Airport. All our rooms have TV, tea and coffee making facilities, radio and telephone. The full English breakfast is delicious and satisfying. Unfortunately, due to the age of the building, the hotel has no lift.

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