




Arriva Hotel
Casual rooms in a Victorian townhouse with a restaurant and family amenities
About this hotel
The Arriva Hotel occupies a modest Victorian-era townhouse, providing a comfortable and unpretentious base for exploring London. Guests will find casual rooms designed for a relaxed stay, complemented by a welcoming lobby lounge. The on-site restaurant adds convenience, especially for families looking for easy dining options. Its location near St Pancras International makes it a practical choice for those arriving by train, with local cafes and bistros just a few minutes' walk away. The atmosphere is laid-back, focusing on providing essential comforts without fuss.
- Budget hotel
- Restaurant on-site
- Kid-friendly
- Free Wi-Fi
Our take
Arriva Hotel is a budget option in a Victorian townhouse a short walk from St Pancras International. Rooms are casual, there is a lobby lounge and a restaurant, and Wi-Fi is free. The 7 score from 1,461 reviews is modest and reflects a simple hotel. I would book it for a short stay where location and cost matter most, for example before or after a Eurostar; travellers who want more space or polish should look elsewhere.
- Take advantage of the on-site restaurant for convenient meals, especially if you're travelling with family.
- Explore the local area around King's Cross and St Pancras for a variety of dining and entertainment options.
- Utilise the hotel's proximity to St Pancras International for easy access to national and international train services.
Why we love it
- Budget-friendly accommodation near major transport hubs
- On-site restaurant for convenient dining
- Family-friendly amenities and atmosphere
- Short walk to St Pancras International
Why guests love itArriva Hotel is a budget-friendly 2-star in a Victorian townhouse a short walk from St Pancras International, which suits families arriving on the Eurostar who want to keep costs down. Rooms are casual, there is a lobby lounge and a restaurant on site, and Wi-Fi is free. It offers amenities for families, though townhouse rooms in London are rarely spacious. A score of 7 from 1,461 reviews is modest, so expect a basic, convenient stay rather than comfort.