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 | Holiday Inn London Kings Cross: Very comfortable
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 One of the rooms at Bloomesbury by LouiseTopp In my eyes the Holiday Inn at Bloomsbury is posh, in other people’s eyes it may not be so. If you take the underground along the Northern Line from Waterloo, the hotel is placed up the road & down a back street, although it can be a bit tricky to find. There’s a large entrance with automatic doors which open onto the reception, most of the staff can be recognised by their green uniforms. The keys are like little cards and there is a skill to opening the bloody doors! Ours wouldn’t work at first, we were told to slot it in and remove it directly, a red light which came on would flash green which meant we could enter. There’s six floors all accessed by a lift which has mirrored walls, & stomach churning drops. Inside the rooms there’s a bathroom with small lights in the ceiling. Being disabled the bath wasn’t very good, they could really do with some walk in versions. Towels are supplied & there’s a Dove dispenser on the wall which smells nice. By the sink is a box of tissues & a shaving point, if you forget any toiletries you can get some from reception. The taps are as one so one direction each way brings out hot & cold; there’s also a shower with curtain rail.
There’s a wardrobe with fixed hangers so they don’t get nicked and an air humidifier. All TV’s are widescreen with a Playstation and tea and coffee facility with kenco, teabags and Splendour sachets. The cups are proper white china on a trey with a kettle which is fast boiling. The beds are comfortable with a phone to reception, you won’t see much out of the window except office blocks. The restaurant is very good with a full breakfast I the mornings & cooked at night. We came her for a conference & found the meeting rooms to be very nice, especially the assembly room. The British Museum is just up the road, which I have described in another posting. You have to be out of your room by 10am so the chamber maid can attack it, there’s also a left luggage room which is tagged for identification.
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