Renaissance St Pancras London offers lavish grandeur in this restored Gothic railway hotel. Stunning rooms & suites with original features, six bars and restaurants with their own unique history, full-service spa and fitness centre. Steps from Eurostar terminal, St Pancras & Kings Cross Underground.
Renaissance St Pancras London offers lavish grandeur in this restored Gothic railway hotel. Stunning rooms & suites with original features, six bars and restaurants with their own unique history, full-service spa and fitness centre. Steps from Eurostar terminal, St Pancras & Kings Cross Underground.
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Renaissance St Pancras London

Gothic masterpiece of OTT Victorian grandeur attached to St Pancras and Eurostar stations

Gothic masterpiece of OTT Victorian grandeur attached to St Pancras and Eurostar stations

Restored after decades of abandonment, Renaissance St Pancras London is a grand Gothic masterpiece. After a £200 million restoration, it revels in its railway heritage from the Booking Office Bar to the lofty ornate spires piercing the London skyline.

Along with 245 lavish rooms and swanky suites, this five-star hotel has a luxury spa with whirlpool tub, a state-of-the-art gym and a choice of six neo-Gothic bars and restaurants to savour.

This magnificent Gothic building has architectural surprises around every corner. Soaring ecclesiastic-style windows with trefoil features, a theatrical staircase with elaborate wrought-iron banisters and magnificent medieval touches will take your breath away.

Renaissance St Pancras London is the hub of London's public transport system being connected to St Pancras Station and Eurostar Terminal and a hop from Kings Cross Underground Station. The British Library and The Shaw Theatre are a short walk away.

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What we love about Renaissance St Pancras London

  • The Gothic features are a thing of wonder. You may get a sense of deja vu as the hotel was used as a creepy film set for movies including Harry Potter, 101 Dalmatians and Batman.
  • The hotel is unrivalled when it comes to city and European transport connections with three major railway stations on the doorstep.
  • The glass-roofed MI and ME restaurant is a bright 'outdoor' space for socialising even on the dampest day!
Renaissance St Pancras London

Renaissance St Pancras London

Gothic masterpiece of OTT Victorian grandeur attached to St Pancras and Eurostar stations

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