Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot Hotel

Name: Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot Hotel
Address: 100 Kings Cross Road, London, England, WC1X 9DT, London, WC1X 9DT, GB
Telephone: +44 871 984 6272
Rating: 6.6

100 Kings Cross Road, London, England, WC1X 9DT, London, GB

6.6

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81 reviews

from $799 per nightlowest we've seen since 2026-08-12 · check dates below for today's rooms

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What we measured

2.5 km from the centre of London
1.3 km from British Museum
12 km from London City Airport (LCY)
last seen bookable at $799.37 a night on 12 Aug 2026

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports, our own rate polling.

About this hotel

Centrally Located Easily explore London from a prime location near top attractions such as The British Museum and St. Paul's Cathedral. Nearby Landmarks Discover Russell Square, Covent Garden Market, and other iconic spots just a short distance away from the hotel. Convenient Airport Access Travel hassle-free with major airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, and London City Airport within reasonable distances. Book a stay at Travelodge London Kings Cross Royal Scot Hotel for an unforgettable London experience!

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