I spent a night here in a very basic bijou twin room in the basement. The size of the room for two people was just about do-able although I'm not sure where you would put a suitcase, just as well we were travelling light with only 1 rucksack. The pungent smell when you entered the ground floor was overpowering. It was as though everything had been soaked in peppermint body wash - revolting!! The bedding was clean but the quilt cover was drab and cheap looking. The beds need replacing!!! This was the most uncomfortable bed I've ever had to lie on and with the broken springs digging in and boing-boing sounds every time you twitch a muscle.
A small TV along with coffee and a kettle was provided in the room, although I wouldn't recommend the coffee - it's rank!
The location next to the station has it's advantages but also it's downside. Being in a basement room immediately above the tube line means that the constant rumble of the tubes is extremely loud .
The continental style breakfast was edible, with a choice of tinned fruit, hard boiled eggs, toast, jam and croissants and cereal but the breakfast room was far too small for the number of guests that they were obviously trying to squeeze into this building.
This one definitely isn't on the list to re visit..

I just wanted one night in London prior to a meeting but no budget. I was arriving at Kings Cross and it was literally straight across the road at the Traffic Lights.
The room was very basic, the TV didn't work, the floor was laminate but that's probably most hygienic . The laundry was all clean, breakfast basic but OK. Kettle in the room with a pack of biscuits.
All in all it was OK for the purpose I wanted.

I was unlucky enough to have a 2.00 a.m. 'pacer' next door to me, who came back in the wee small hours, slammed his (her?) door, which woke me up, and then proceeded to walk up and down instead of just getting into bed in a timely manner. There is no carpet in the bedrooms so any sound is magnified further. I mentioned it my first morning at Reception but there didn't seem anything that could be done - I nearly went downstairs to ask a staff member to bang on the door of my neighbour's room the second night, the pacing went on so long. I turned the telly on instead (on mute, as I try to be thoughtful even if others aren't) to watch the election results. On the plus side - King's Cross is just over the road, breakfast is OK, and the staff are pleasant. I have said before, in other reviews, that it would be nice to have a 'good' ratings option on Trip Advisor - that is what I would have given this hotel. I can't say 'very good' as the room, though clean, was small, the en-suite even smaller, and there was an occasional waft of smelly drain from the plughole of the en-suite basin.