Argyle Square Hotel

The rooms were not isolated and you could hear everything from the rooms above and next to you.

Great place, quiet, clean. My only issue was that once the shower got hot, there was no way to get it colder.

Clean, good staff. Perfect for a few nights.

Ok location nice staff room not best flaking paint on wall damp windows fogged ok for quick stay very expensive for state of room

the hotel should be rated1.5* not 3*. Walls are very thin, we heard stomping from the room above us as well as conversartions and tv from other rooms. No place in the room to open a small carry-on except placing it on top of the bed. no breakfast option, very very basic hotel even for 1 night

Ok a place to stay close to the underground

The room was clean but there was a terrible smell coming from the bathroom. Close to Kings Cross

Small room, noisy close door to door.

Great hotel very close to everything great staff

The place was dirty, for the price I would expect a bit better

I am sorry to say but those that stayed at the Argyle hotel reported that the place was dirty and cramped. For the price I would expect to be better

Overall was what we needed for our stay in London. Small room but worth the price especially with the location. Staff where very helpful

Fantastic location, super helpful staff, great room Super clean bathroom, and room.

The shower was too small and water temperature quite difficult to manage. Also no hooks to hang clothes in the bathroom. But bed room space was quite good

Great location for Eurostar. Easy check in very clean

Lovely staff. Very helpful & friendly.

Great for a value b&b in London. Signs of dilapidation but clean, cosy and comfortable. I had a great night’s sleep

Rooms were small, no lounge area, small bathroom

Very nice stay,

I had a good stay overall. The bed was really comfy, which made it easy to rest after long days out exploring. For the price and location, it’s hard to complain—the hotel is conveniently near King’s Cross Station, which connects you to just about everything in London, and we were even able to do a Big Bus Tour and walk to a stop to get the tour started. Staff was quite helpful in getting us situated with the power plug situation. That said, there are a few downsides. The water can take a while to heat up at times, which was a bit inconvenient. The rooms also aren’t very soundproof, so noise carries easily. I could hear staff vacuuming and other sounds late at night, which might be an issue if you’re a light sleeper. Overall, it’s not a bad option for a short stay, especially if you plan to spend most of your time out exploring the city rather than in your room.