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The Narrow Boat moored in London city centre offers a one-bedroom apartment with a living room, bathroom, and fully equipped kitchen. Guests enjoy a cosy fireplace, work desk, and sun terrace with city and river views. Free WiFi and outdoor seating area are provided. King's Cross Theatre and Station are nearby, with Camden Market 2 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location was good. However, it didn’t feel worth the price. There was no manual, the door lock was hard to use until you figured it out, and I didn’t know there was no electricity. The bed was on a slope and the boiler had to be set up because the shower was cold at first. Clear instructions would have helped.
Clare·3 weeks ago
Everything was great, the location was perfect, and the boat was lovely. Nothing was wrong.
Nicola·2 months ago
We really enjoyed the stay; it felt like glamping right in the middle of everything, just a short walk from Kings Cross / St Pancras. A modern pub sits across the canal and a movie theatre is close by, plus a floating bookstore and the canal museum. Shops and other conveniences are nearby. We loved sipping coffee on the deck in this lively, historic, quirky neighbourhood! The boat’s facilities are excellent – a fireplace for warmth, a gas stove, coffee and a French press. You can sit inside or outside. Check‑in was contactless and straightforward, and the host answered all our questions promptly. Just keep in mind there are steps down to the canal and on the boat itself, which could be tough for someone with limited mobility. There’s no Wi‑Fi on board, though you might find it nearby.
Paul·5 months ago
The accommodation exceeded our expectations. The location was absolutely fantastic, within walking distance of nice bars and restaurants and very close to King’s Cross underground. The boat was cozy and had everything we could need. The bed was very comfortable. There was no mains power, but that wasn’t an issue because we already knew to bring USB phone chargers that could plug into a 12 V socket.
Eleanor·5 months ago
I loved the experience of being on a narrow boat and walking along the canal to Camden and Regents Park, as well as visiting Coal Drops Yard. The host was super friendly and easy to communicate with. The noise from a building on the opposite side of the canal – maybe an air‑conditioning unit – kept the motor humming all night.
Mary·5 months ago