Crescent Hotel

Hotel

Very good experience in this hotel to visit London with your family.
The hotel is quiet, the bedding and the facilities ok.
Breakfasts are well served and allow to last until the evening.

Great location, walking distance from St Pancras, huge breakfast and 4 separate beds which was great for a family of 4 with teenagers.

Great location, staff and rooms. Food is great too, definitely recommend!

I booked a double bedroom and paid £149, it's was a special evening for me and my boyfriend but the hotel was disappointing. Double bed was 2 single pushed together, the bathroom was tiny like a caravan with a sliding door and the breakfast was simple, cramped with rodent traps on the floor. Would not recommend at all.

Room was tiny, bed was not a double bed but two single beds pushed together. Bathroom was too small, shower cubicle was too small as the curtain stuck to you. Breakfast wasn't worth the money. Also seeing a mouse trap in the breakfast room doesn't give off a good impression. Reception office seemed to busy on there phones to give a good customer service. Overall I felt that it isn't worth the money.

Fun hotel — not the ritz but great location.

Lovely room. Very clean and approachable staff. Great breakfast too.

Chic and comfort room, beautiful and kindly doorkeeper, quiet at night and near two of famous train station. （russell square n King X） Especially the cooked breakfast, you must try it！

Typical crescent/terrace style of London hotel. Clean, comfortable, family-run, brilliant staff. Would be a five star review except for limitations for anyone with mobility issues with 5 floors and no lift.

Comfortable, clean. Decent sized room. Tiny bathroom. TINY shower. Decent breakfast which choice of a cold breakfast or a hot breakfast.   Six to ten minute walk to the underground. Quiet neighborhood. Good Wi-Fi.

My stay at the Crescent was excellent. I was in a room with a shared hallway bathroom. The rooms nicely included a sink en suite. The room size was perfect for a single person and I had no problem with availability of the shower with my neighbors. Breakfast was tasty and a great added perk. Will stay at the Crescent again when I return to London.

Great hotel with geat hostess, Svetlana, who answered every question with a smile. She told us the best way to get around town, and helped with some difficult booking changes. Rooms are neat and clean. Stayed in room 2 which was large and had a very big, modern bathroom. Included breakfast is good and plentiful. … Quiet location, but minutes away from all sorts of public transport options. Eurostar trains, tube lines, buses, etc. Lots of places to eat and drink nearby without the tourist area price markups. Residential area so you are eating and drinking with locals, makes it all the more fun.

Nice hotel in Central London. Close to British Museum.

It is known as one of the oldest Hotels in the area. The service is great here, and the early morning Breakfast is served by smiling faces which makes a great start of your day.

Our room was comfortable and quiet. On a small street and close to the British Museum and the British Library.

Good location. Converted old house. Room ok. Shower good. Best bit are the staff. Attentive and obliging. Nothing too much trouble. Breakfast good. Worth the money. Would use again.

Simple clean hotel with a traditional look in a lovely part of London. Single rooms are small but have everything you need — albeit with a shared bathroom. Breakfast is excellent, too! The price per night is hard to beat, especially so close to King's Cross.

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The best family-run hotel in the capital.