St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel, London
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“St. Pancras Renaissance first opened as the Midland Grand Hotel in 1873, it reopened in 2011 after a comprehensive renovation. Now it’s one of the grandest hotels in London. The double-height Chambers Suites offer mesmerizing views right into the station.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in King’s Cross, London.
What guests liked
- Excellent location
- Comfortable beds
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Beautiful building
All you need to know
The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel is situated amid the lively King Cross and above the St. Pancras station, making it convenient for visitors to travel across the city. The Cross neighborhood has great transport connections, elegant restaurants, historical places, and art exhibits within a few meters. It is known to be London’s most sentimental building, with its aesthetic red brick exterior, appearing to be an admirable example of Gothic Revival architecture.
The interior of the hotel is a magnificent architectural sight, it displays the finest of their metalwork, and handmade wall prints and a majestic staircase captivating the traveler’s interest towards the Victorian period.
The hotel has 244 rooms to accommodate its guests, these rooms are categorized into 12 types and 2 wings. These rooms are spacious and feature air conditioning, TV, room service, fireplace, and many more facilities with a little difference in the rent. One of the greatest facilities provided by this hotel is that it is pet-friendly, so you can enjoy your venture with your dear pets.
St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel’s other amenities include valet parking, indoor pool, spa, gym, free WiFi, bars and two extravagant restaurants all under one roof. This five-star hotel also offers you a venue for your destination wedding, a business meeting, or a small party.
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