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Cantered around the bustling international rail station, Clarendon’s serviced apartments in King’s Cross offer quick and easy access to the rest of Europe.
Clarendon’s serviced apartments in King’s Cross
Once only famous for its huge railway station, King’s Cross has been given a new lease of life in recent years thanks to the renovation of Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard. This has made it a destination in itself, offering visitors plenty of shopping, eating and entertainment choices to keep them entertained when out of the office. Living in serviced apartments in King’s Cross also offers easy access to Europe via St Pancras station, which connects to destinations such as Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam via the Eurostar in just a few short hours.
Clarendon’s top tips for Kings Cross
Believed to be where the legendary battle between Boudicca and the Romans took place almost two thousand years ago, the history of King’s Cross reaches back to the very beginnings of London. Remnants of Roman architecture can still be found today, though much of the area has taken on a more modern turn in the years since. If you’re using the station, take the pedestrian tunnel which is lit up by a dreamy integrated light wall. Arrive a few minutes early, too. A truly breath-taking design, the station is one of the most impressive architectural feats in London; between the Harry Potter Platform 9 ¾ homage and the free pianos welcoming impromptu concerts, it’s an exciting place to walk around. In good weather, take a seat in Granary Square to enjoy a spot of people watching with a good book and even better cup of coffee.
Clarendon’s guide to living in King’s Cross
Thanks to its recent renovations, King’s Cross has a thriving restaurant and bar scene, many of which are housed in the revived warehouses of Granary Square.
Those in London for long term stays and relocations can watch the seasons change along Regent’s Canal which, if followed northwards, will take you right into Camden Town. One of London’s most eclectic districts, Camden has a rich musical history and is home to several long-established live music venues, including the Roundhouse.
More studious pursuits can be found at The British Library, which is home to a staggering twenty-five million books and is just a seven minute walk from the station. The Wellcome Collection is also nearby, challenging visitors to think differently about health through the medium of exhibitions, live discussions and interactive collections.
Whether you’re interested in short or long stay serviced apartments in King’s Cross, there’s something to occupy every interest.
Clarendon’s verdict on living in King’s Cross
The greatest asset of renting corporate accommodation in King’s Cross is that it puts residents within walking distance of both St Pancras and Euston stations, allowing them to access northern UK and European destinations quickly and easily. Each of Clarendon’s corporate serviced apartments in King’s Cross benefits from well-appointed facilities, allowing you to make the most of your surroundings and return to a comfortable home.
