The Gyle

There is no ramp at the entrance of the hotel. The biggest problem is that there is no elevator, no elevator, no elevator. The space is cramped, there are only two rooms on each floor. I lived on the top floor, 15, and the stairs are narrow, not kid-friendly. It's hard to carry a bigger suitcase. The room is really small, so my suggestion is that if one person has little luggage and it's OK for a short trip, it's very crowded for two people. There is no desk. How small is the room? You can see everything when you push the door: the bed and the bathroom. One day I was using the computer on the bed, and a man from the room service came in first. He saw me go out, and within an hour a woman unlocked the door and came in again. If I wasn't dressed properly, there would be no place to hide. Speaking of advantages, it is very close to King's Cross Station, and the transportation here is convenient. You don't need to transfer to Heathrow and Luton Airports, and you don't need to transfer to business districts and cultural attractions such as Convent Garden. Although it was difficult for me to carry my luggage, the female staff helped me carry it down and printed documents for me.

The materials in the room are very good and comfortable. The front desk is also very friendly The only drawback is that I booked a room on the 3rd floor but there is no elevator and I have to carry my luggage up there.

The location is very good. It’s located near King’s Cross station. It’s about an 8-minute walk away. The only difference is that the soundproofing is a bit poor, but the flaws are not hidden. I will choose it again next time.

It is very close to KING'SCORSS and St. Pancras train station (a five-minute walk). It is a quiet hotel in the middle of the bustle, with convenient restaurants nearby and very exquisite details. I stayed for five nights, 2 nights in a balcony room + 3 nights in a special double bed (with a small garden). I personally feel that the special room is larger, but the balcony room has better lighting. It's just that London, a rainy city, has reduced the use of terraces and gardens a lot. There are not many choices for breakfast, but there are all the ones you should have. The restaurant environment is very good~ All in all, it’s a hotel I like very much and I’ll probably come back again~