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Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in Kings Cross from just £18 per night
Accommodation options can be narrowed down based on various criteria. Above, you can see the total number of rentals that offer a particular feature in Kings Cross. Kings Cross is the ideal spot to book a holiday rental if you need internet access during your holidays or you never miss an episode of your favourite show, as the most frequently offered amenities are internet and TVs. You could even find offers if you love to grill out (3 rentals include barbecues in Kings Cross) or you enjoy soaking in the hot tub (2 rentals with hot tubs).
You can see our climate diagram above. On average, the warmest month is July. No heat wave is expected in January, when minimum average temperatures usally hit a 2° low. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is September.
In recent years, Kings Cross has been transformed from a run-down industrial district into one of London’s most popular hubs for eating, drinking and cultural activities. The capital’s former red light district is now a top choice for visitors wishing to stay in the heart of the action. Traditional Victorian houses, as well as swanky new-build apartments overlooking the canal or the ornate red brick St Pancras Station, provide the most luxurious of pads for a trip with friends or family.
Kings Cross is a shining example of why London is the restaurant capital of the world. There’s something for every taste, whether its fragrant Bombay-style dishes in a converted Victorian warehouse at Dishoom or vegetarian and vegan delights in a relaxed canteen-style setting at Mildreds.
Options for weekend brunch, a veritable institution in the UK’s capital, are also in abundance. Caravan's carefully crafted menu ranges from aubergine and poached eggs to fruity delights on coconut bread. For something a little meatier, head to the German Gymnasium with dishes inspired by the Continent, served in a former Victorian gym.
This part of town is for the socialites and party lovers. Start in Simmons with its retro wallpaper, cutesy cocktails and impressive five-hour happy hour. Continue on Granary Square, taking a classic G&T at The Lighterman.
Located minutes from Kings Cross Station, Scala is a historic nightclub dating back to the raving 1980s. For a true London night out with reasonable prices, look no further.
Another perk to choosing Kings Cross accommodation is the regular events and cultural attractions on offer. Kings Cross Real Food Market is open Wednesday to Friday for gooey bakes and filling lunchtime fare.
In January, the area plays host to Lumiere London, a series of funky outdoor light installations amongst the neighbourhood's architectural wonders.
Prices for holiday accommodation in Kings Cross start at £18 per night.
There are currently 568 holiday homes in Kings Cross to browse and book for your next trip.
Travellers planning holidays to Kings Cross most often look for internet, TVs, and cots when it comes to accommodation amenities.
Holidaymakers looking for accommodation in Kings Cross will be pleased to know that there are 568 options on offer, with prices starting from just £18 per night.
Finding accommodation in Kings Cross for you and your dog is definitely possible, with 42 pet-friendly holiday homes available.
July and August are the warmest months in Kings Cross, while September and March have the least rain.
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