Your Hosts at Maison Rokxy With decades of experience in luxury hospitality and design, we've crafted Maison Rokxy for travelers who appreciate the extraordinary. This isn't just a stay—it's your private world, tailored to your rhythm. Need a last-minute dinner reservation at London's hottest table? A forgotten charger delivered to your door? Or simply the perfect playlist for your midnight Negroni on the terrace? Consierge is our middle name. We're here to fade into the background when you want solitude, and appear exactly when needed—like the best supporting actors in your personal film. Every detail, from the Jo Malone scents to the SMEG kitchens and espresso makers, has been obsessively curated so you can focus on what matters: living beautifully. Consider us your London insiders, your discreet problem-solvers, and occasionally, your enablers of excellent poor decisions. The only thing we take more seriously than your comfort is your freedom to rewrite the rules.

Maison Rokxy- Housed in a beautifully restored historic townhouse in the heart of Kings Cross, Maison Rokxy offers five exquisitely curated destination flats—where the charm of old London meets the soul of far-flung escapes. From Ibiza's bohemian pink to Jamaica's golden glow, Tulum's jungle green, Jaipur's terracotta opulence, and Mykonos' Aegean blue, each space is a sensory journey wrapped in heritage-listed walls. Your Sanctuary- Sink into organic cotton sheets, enveloped in Jo Malone scents, with SMEG kitchens for effortless hosting and Beats sound systems to set the mood. Underfloor heating, Aesop bath rituals, and curated playlists elevate every moment. The townhouse's original features—exposed brick, soaring windows, and timeless elegance—frame your global retreat. Kings Cross at Your Doorstep- Step outside to discover the neighborhood's vibrant cafes, galleries, and transport links, then return to your private world where checkout times bend to your rhythm. Maison Rokxy isn't just a stay—it's the art of travel, redefined.

After 150 years of industrial use, the area to the north of King’s Cross station is being transformed into a vibrant new city quarter. There are new homes, shopping, offices, cultural venues, bars and restaurants, there’s even a university. Historic buildings are being restored and complemented by contemporary architecture. These buildings are set within a framework of new parks, squares and streets. Be sure to check out Granary Square with its soon to be famous bars, restaurants and shopping.