Kaya Great Northern Hotel
King's Cross, London
“Victorian railway glamour”
Vibe
Stepping inside trades the kinetic rush of the King's Cross concourse for Victorian railway romance, polished timber, and sweeping curved corridors.
“Victorian railway glamour”
Lewis Cubitt's Grade II-listed 1854 Victorian landmark, restored with sweeping curved brick corridors and original ironwork.
GNH Bar and its concourse terrace host lively evening DJ sets, champagne pours, and transit drop-ins.
Custom Italian walnut furnishings, sleeper-train inspired couchette rooms, and freestanding roll-top bathtubs under high ceilings.
Between King's Cross and St Pancras stations, steps from Coal Drops Yard and Granary Square.
Rooms
Accommodations range from sleeper-car couchette rooms to lofty suites with freestanding roll-top baths and complimentary hallway pantries stocked with fresh cake.
Backstory
Architect Lewis Cubitt curved the Victorian brick facade in 1854 to follow the sweeping approach of the King's Cross railway lines.
Eat & drink
GNH Bar pours champagne under chandeliers, while first-floor RAILS serves modern British fare alongside the moody Little Bar cocktail lounge.
The neighborhood
Wedged between King's Cross and St Pancras International, the Eurostar platforms and six Tube lines sit right outside the front doors.
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