Welcome to a masterpiece of Victorian Gothic architecture
Sir John Betjeman called this Gothic treasure “too beautiful and too romantic to survive”
in a world of tower blocks and concrete. After years of devoted restoration,
The St. Pancras Renaissance London Hotel boasts glorious Gothic Revival metalwork,
gold leaf ceilings, hand-stencilled wall designs and a jaw dropping grand staircase,
as dazzling as the day Queen Victoria opened the hotel, fashioned by Sir Gilbert Scott,
in 1873.
Adjacent is St Pancras International set at the heart of Central London with more Underground connections (Circle, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City, Northern, Metropolitan and Victoria), than any other London station. There are four main services from the station – Eurostar, East Midlands Trains, Southeastern and ThamesLink.