Prince Arthur

The friendly staff, the surprisingly spacious, clean, and contemporary room. It locks with a key turn from the inside which feels safe. A mini fridge, clothing rail, TV, comfy chair, socket by bed, and comfy sleep. Very cute room too. The ivy-covered spiral staircase. The easy to use coded doors. Easy check-in with staff and easy independent check-out. The beautiful rainbow created from sunrays through the window film in the bathroom. I'd certainly stay here again. Great for Camden on foot, bus, or tube.

Bathroom was a little hard to use as my legs were pressed against side of bath when using loo. Noise in night but it was unavoidable as it's next to Euston station and a busy road with folks drinking. I was a bit scared about fumbling with two coded doors in the dark but they worked just fine. I practiced before I left so I'd be confident on my late-night return. You need a torch/mobile torch for the spiral staircase and code panels but that was fine in the end as I planned ahead. Just a practicality. Place was great.

It was very clean and cheap for what you got

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Great place right in the heart of London. The room is not the biggest but for the price you can't complain.the staff is very helpful

The room above the pub was ideally located for my later arrival at Euston with an early morning Eurostar connection a few hours later from St Pancras - both within easy walking distance as I was on a tight budget with limited time. The room itself was a good size, a comfy bed and the added bonus of a kettle to make tea and coffee with a shared bathroom was just down the hallway and was clean and lots of hot water. Despite being a Saturday night, it was relatively quiet and I was not disturbed by the pub itself underneath.

Despite the photos showing a staircase to access the rooms (mine was on the first floor and there was a further internal staircase to rooms on the second floor), the owners deliberately did not include an image or details of the exterior spiral fire escape stairs which the pub staff told me all guests are expected to use both on arrival (despite the pub still being open with the staircase beside the bar) and on departure not just the times the pub is closed ie until mid morning and evenings, with all day on Sundays, my departure day). This is very misleading and should be corrected immediately with images included, as showing types of access is essential to allow potential guests to then make an informed decision! I am not elderly but I have a genuine fear of heights after a major accident, vision issues and with a large suitcase (+ two smaller bags), so I am very careful in choosing my accommodation for ground or first floor ie within what I can manage by myself including checking on Google maps etc, as do not want to cause a fuss. The staff on duty that night offered me a refund so I could find alternative accommodation, but at that point in time it was too late and a quick check showed nothing within walking distance so I had no choice but to stay. After asking, the staff allowed me to use the internal stairs to go up to the room, but in the morning as the pub was shut all day I faced having to get down the fire escape sitting down dragging my bags behind me in mid January - hoping it was not pouring with rain or icy, as metal steps get slippery. Luckily two other young male guests were leaving at the same time and so one took the larger suitcase and the other my larger of two bags, so I just had to go down with one small bag following closely behind them - but even they commented on how difficult it was for them in the dark without luggage. (Image attached was taken on arrival when pub was open and exterior lights on, so much darker when I left).