The suite was a very quick walk to King's Cross station and the surrounding area (incl. King's Place conference centre). Mirrors were too high/tiny for anyone shorter than 5'8" to properly see yourself while getting ready in the washroom. The sink was small and awkward. Garbage cans were tiny and the push lids didn't work. I would also say that the kitchenette is rather disappointing. The sink is in the washroom and you can't even fit the kettle under the faucet, so it must be filled with a cup. There was a microwave, a small room fridge and a kettle, 3 coffee mugs, and a small selection of tea/sugar,etc. But there no daily room service to change over the supplies or sheets, or dish soap / clothes for us to clean it ourselves.
I would have rathered no art at all in the room, rather than the eclectic/eccentric pieces jammed into every open space on the walls, so that the brick wall, radiator covering and other unique features could really shine rather than compete with all the "artwork"