St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London

Want to work up an appetite for your afternoon tea at the Hansom? We don’t blame you - it’s really filling. Luckily, a fully equipped gym is open 24/7, so there’s no excuse not to feel the burn. You’ll find Technogym cardio machines, power plates and resistance kit - plus there are complimentary headphones so you can groove while you sweat.

If you prefer to exercise in the great outdoors, the lush greenery of Regents Park is two miles away, and it has miles of paths to jog or cycle. Sports lovers can try tennis padel courts and outdoor table tennis. You can even take part in free Bootcamp exercise classes - just turn up, and tone up!

You’re in a fabulous position if you like to explore while getting your steps up. Lace up your trainers and take a tranquil canal-side stroll to Granary Square. Stop to admire the fountains, before following the tow-path around to buzzing Camden, and beyond.

The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel is synonymous with train travel. But it's your taste buds that will go on a culinary journey here - and you don’t even need to buy a ticket! Whether you want a cocktail, lunch or afternoon tea, each experience tells a story that blends the rich history of St. Pancras with the very best in modern food and drink.

If you’re here on a spa day that includes afternoon tea, you’ll enjoy it at The Hansom. Once the bustling black cab drop-off for the station, it's now a chic lounge with a relaxed vibe and stunning neo-Gothic architecture. There’s no better backdrop for your three-tiered spread of pastries and sandwiches than the elegant marble tables and sleek, contemporary bar.

Like to eat dinner with a side order of history? Step into Booking Office 1869. A sight to behold, the grand, reimagined ticket hall of St. Pancras Station has soaring palm trees, shimmering brass lights, and a huge bar. It's a place where Victorian grandeur meets modern flair - and every meal feels like a special occasion. 

MI+ME is your go-to for gourmet grab-and-go options, to keep you fueled as you explore the city. But if it’s fresh air you’re craving, head to the St. Pancras Terrace by Booking Office 1869. Open in the summer, it serves oysters and champagne under the open sky.

There is, and it’s a thing of Victorian beauty. Found in the hotel’s cavernous former steam kitchens, the blue-tiled 11m relaxation pool is heated to a balmy 31 to 34 degrees. Like a cocoon of calm, you’ll forget the bustle of Kings Cross going on just above your head when you’re basking on a hydro lounger or curling up on a comfortable wicker day pods.

There is, and it’s so incredible we don’t blame you for wanting to turn your spa day into a spa stay. Featuring 245 rooms, standard rooms in the contemporary Barlow Wing are spacious, and feature Egyptian cotton linens and top-notch toiletries. 

But phenomenal luxury and historical features, book one of the 38 suites in the Chambers Wing. These lavish rooms feature vaulted ceilings, chaise longues, decorative giant mirrors and huge marble bathrooms. They also grant you access to the exclusive Chambers Club, which serves breakfast, afternoon tea, wine and spirits, included in your room rate.

For day packages at the hotel’s beautiful spa, arrival times vary. It’s best to check your booking confirmation for full details. Checking in for the night? We’re so jealous. Check-in time is 3pm, while check-out time is 12pm. 

This landmark hotel has a highly desirable location that puts you right at the centre of the action. You’ll find it towering above St Pancras Station - it even has direct access to the platforms so it's super-convenient for combining a spa day with a trip on the Eurostar. The British Library is also just next door - perfect for some post-pampering culture - while Kings Cross has chic boutiques and independent restaurants and cafes. 

While children under 18 can’t have a spa treatment, the hotel itself is perfect for your little urban adventurers, particularly if they’re Harry Potter fans. You’re just a stone’s throw from Platform 9¾, located at the adjacent King’s Cross Station.

There are interconnecting family-friendly rooms and custom children’s menus for picky eaters. Kids of overnight guests can splash in the pool from 8am to 10am and 2pm and 4pm each day. Those aged 16 and under must be supervised by an adult. 

Very. There are 13 accessible rooms to check into with roll-in showers and lowered amenities. The spa and pool also have accessible access and there is designated parking for blue-badge holders.

While the spa itself isn’t dog-friendly, the rest of the hotel is fabulously welcoming to canine companions. Four-legged friends of overnight guests can stay with them in selected guest rooms for £50 per night. It might be time to start the doggy diet - pampered pooches can only stay if they weigh 10kg or less.