
Bloomsbury
Garden squares, the British Museum, bookshops and the quietest streets in central London.
A two-bedroom apartment seven minutes from King's Cross St Pancras. Sleeps four, welcomes eight, and yes — you can properly celebrate here until midnight.
Most London rentals ban gatherings outright. We don't. Birthdays, engagements, a proper dinner with friends — bring them here. Music and guests are fine until 00:00, when the building goes quiet and the party moves indoors or ends. It's the one rule we ask you to honour, and it's why hosting here works.
Read the full house rulesHello — I'm Nana. This is the first floor of a restored Georgian terrace on a quiet garden square, and it's the flat I lived in for six years before moving out to Richmond. Tall sash windows, original shutters, a proper kitchen, and a dining table that comfortably seats eight, which is rather the point.
Two bedrooms sleep four. The living room is where everyone ends up. You get the whole apartment — no shared space, no host popping in — plus my number for anything you need, from a late check-in to a table at the restaurant round the corner.
Bloomsbury sits between the British Museum and King's Cross — quiet garden squares, then the West End fifteen minutes on foot.

Garden squares, the British Museum, bookshops and the quietest streets in central London.

Theatre, long lunches and the market — the walk everyone does on their first evening.

Coal Drops Yard, canal-side dinners and the Eurostar terminal five minutes further.

Restaurants worth planning around, plus Bond Street shopping two stops west.
The apartment sits on the east side of Russell Square — six tube lines and the Eurostar within a seven-minute walk.
Drag to explore Bloomsbury. Walking times are measured from the front door on Russell Square.

I look after this one apartment and nothing else, which means I answer my own phone. I'll meet you at the door if you'd like, or send codes if you'd rather let yourself in at 2am after a delayed Eurostar. Either is fine.
If you're celebrating something, tell me when you book. There'll be flowers and a cold bottle waiting, and I'll let the neighbours know to expect a good evening.
Everything about the stay felt effortless. The apartment was beautiful, perfectly located and even better than the photographs.
We had eleven of us for my husband's fortieth and Nana made it easy — glasses ready, a cake in the fridge, and nobody watching the clock until midnight.
Ten days of meetings and I never once thought about the flat. Fast internet, quiet bedroom, King's Cross in seven minutes.
Travelling with a toddler is rarely this calm. The cot was up when we arrived and the square below has a playground.
Gorgeous rooms and a genuinely central address. Only note is the stairs in the hall, though the lift solved it.
I stayed five weeks while relocating. By week two it felt like my own flat, which is the highest praise I can give.
Tell me what you'd like and I'll book it before you land — tables, tickets, a cake for the table at midnight.
Two bedrooms, four guests, eight at the table, and a midnight curfew nobody minds. Reserve now and pay nothing until 48 hours before you arrive.
Pick your dates first — open the calendar.
Gatherings of up to 8 guests are welcome until midnight. Say so at the next step and I'll set the table and let the neighbours know.
Free cancellation until 14 days before check-in. After that, 50% is refundable up to 48 hours before arrival. Payment is taken 48 hours before check-in, not today.