Hair dryers can be borrowed from reception free of charge. Hairdryers are also available in the shower facilities on the first floor.

Keystone House is equipped with three-pin UK plugs. International adaptors can be purchased at our reception for £5.

Upon arrival full payment is required. We accept all major credit or debit cards as method of payment. We cannot accept American Express credit cards, Euros or any other currencies for payment.

If in the event a guest loses their room key a charge of £12 will be applied.

For your convenience Keystone House Reception is open 24/7. Our friendly staff are always happy to help with any questions or directions.

Check in starts at 2pm and check out is at 10 am. If you would like to sleep in a late check out at 12pm can be purchased at reception for £5 per person.

Parents or guardians and family members with children under 18 have to book the whole room. Minors under the age of 18 have to be accompanied by an adult guardian or parent.

When you enter the building you will need to present your key fob to the panel adjacent to the door by the main reception. The key fob will allow you access for 24 hours of the day for the duration of your stay.

Keystone House cannot accept pets. Failure to comply with these terms lead to termination of the booking and room charges for the first night of accommodation will apply.

Arrival

When you arrive at Keystone it is important you make yourself familiar with the fire exits and procedures of the building, which can be found on the walls by every exit.

Smoking & Fire

Is not permitted anywhere in the building itself according to UK law. Please ensure you are careful with any lighting equipment e.g. matches and be vigilant to ensure that fire doors remain shut and any damaged electrical equipment or fire risks are reported immediately.

Alarm

You can activate the alarm by pushing the buttons on fire exits. If you hear an alarm, please vacate the building immediately. You do not need your key fobs as there are door release buttons on every fire exit (these will also activate the alarm). Our meeting point is top end of Omega Place. Do not stop to collect any personal belongings except something to keep you warm where necessary and or practical (i.e. on the way out only). Once out of the building do not re-enter under any circumstances until instructed to do by the management of the building. Please also do not wander off as we need to know you have left the building in our ‘roll call’. If you know someone is stuck in the building, advise the management immediately. There is a fire alarm test carried out every Tuesday at 11 am.

At Keystone House we have a mix of private ensuite and multi-occupancy rooms.  Not all rooms have windows and this will be made clear to you during the booking process.

If you are booking one of our popular LU Rooms, your attention is drawn to the fact these rooms are at basement level with no windows and some environmental noise from the nearby underground lines.

For a complete listing of events during your stay please visit:
www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/whats-on

• London has some great Museums and galleries like The Natural History Museum, Tate Modern , Science Museum and The British Museum. The admission is Free and makes for a great day out!
• Come to Camden Market and lose yourself wandering the curious cobbled pathways. Each one rich with history, lined with an assortment of over 700 independent market stalls, open 7 days! Just take the Northern line from Kings Cross to Camden Town in 10 mins!
• The Popular London Eye attraction is situated on the south bank opposite the Houses of Parliament prices start from £19.35
• Take the high speed train from St Pancras to Canterbury in less than an hour, visit the quaint little shops, cobbled streets or marvel the architecture of the historic Cathedral.
• Coal Drops Yard - https://www.coaldropsyard.com/
• Granary Square - https://www.kingscross.co.uk/granary-square

• Harrods in Knightsbridge is a must see, with over 7 floors, 330 departments and 27 eateries it’s not for the faint hearted!
• For a luxury splurge London’s famous Bond Street is home to some of the world’s most prestigious retailers including Chanel, Jimmy Choo , Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co!

Getting around London from the Keystone House couldn’t be easier!
King’s Cross St Pancras links six London Underground lines with two national mainline train stations and international high speed rail.
Pick up a Visitor Oyster Card , it’s a pay-as-you-go smartcard which can be used to pay for all public transport in London. This also has some great discounts at top London retailers, 20% off food and drink at Planet Hollywood, 2-4-1 entry to west end shows and many more!

London is one of the friendliest, most diverse cities on the planet, with people from over 270 different nations and speaking over 300 different languages calling the city their home.

We’ve rounded up some top tips to help you get the most out of this incredible city on your own, as well as highlighting some of the best spots the city has to offer its solo travellers.

Try to blend in as much as possible
Avoiding ‘looking’ like a tourist can be a good place to start, whether you’re in a group or riding solo. Avoid checking huge maps in the middle of busy streets, keep bulky cameras out of view when walking around, and be mindful of ‘oversharing’ about being alone and lost in big crowds of people.

Don’t take any unnecessary risks
Although this sounds a little like something your mum might say, it’s good advice when travelling anywhere alone.

Let people know where you’re going if you’re planning to walk far alone at night, only flag down licensed black cabs, and keep valuables out of sight when walking along main streets – all the things you’d generally do back home.

Give a guided tour a go
London is home to a whole host of weird and wonderful tours – either on foot, by bus or boat – and it can be a great way to find out more about the city, indulge your interests, and make some new friends. With everything from literary tours (Harry Potter, anyone?) to art history, queer tours to a discovery of the city’s most prominent public loos, we dare you not to find one you don’t love.

If you prefer a shopping style self-guided tour, then head to Covent Garden, Oxford Street, or Regent’s Street!

Discover the different neighborhoods
From hip and trendy Shoreditch to busy and bustling Covent Garden, royal and regal Kensington to cool and quirky Camden, London’s diverse neighbourhoods each have something amazing to offer. Going it alone means you can explore at your own pace, spending more time in the areas you love most, too.

Experience a world-class London show
Head to the West End to catch one of London’s celebrated stage shows, with a varied choice of world-class performers, plays and musicals. See if you can bag a last-minute theatre ticket – it’s a benefit of solo travelling.

Explore the city’s museums and galleries
Create your own exhibit bucket list and see the museums of London as you wish. Who says you have to do the whole of the V&A or catch everything on display at the British Museum? Plan and follow your own path through London’s exhibits so you can go at your own pace!

Finding cheap accommodation in London doesn’t have to be difficult. Our rates are affordable and cater to a wide range of travellers, from those who are on a budget to those who want a bit more privacy and luxury.

Even if you are on a budget, we do not scrimp on comfort!

We are a few steps away from Kings Cross train station, meaning you can save your money for exploring what London has on offer.