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London's great turnaround: Gothic Revival splendour and Brutalist glamour beside the Eurostar platforms.
4.4· 5,000 Google reviews
The Gothic Revival masterpiece above the Eurostar platforms, Gilbert Scott's 1873 fantasy of spires and grand staircases. Chambers Club rooms open straight onto the station's living history.
4.3· 1,665 Google reviews
King's Cross's brutalist icon turned retro-glam playground, with a rooftop restaurant surveying St Pancras's spires. Bold colour, vinyl in the rooms and a ground-floor scene of its own.
The Editor's Briefing
King's Cross is London's great turnaround story: five-star hotels in King's Cross pair Gilbert Scott's 1873 Gothic Revival masterpiece — the St. Pancras Renaissance, with its grand staircase and Chambers Club — with The Standard's Brutalist icon turned retro-glam playground across the square.
Stay here for Eurostar mornings (Paris by lunch), Coal Drops Yard's shops and canalside walks toward Camden — the capital's most transformed, and most convenient, quarter.