Una guía para encontrar alojamientos fantásticos cerca de St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
Marcus Wareing's elegant British brasserie is open at the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. Named after the building's original architect, Sir George Gilbert Scott - enjoy great British Classics!
A 48 m del hotel
St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel
London's best station pub. The toilets are often in crisis, however. The Betjeman ale is pretty decent. And a large outside bit at the front.
A 102 m del hotel
Unit 53, St. Pancras International Station
Ask for the Alberto Grande...and you will never want to leave this place!
A 121 m del hotel
Upper Concourse, St. Pancras International Station Euston Rd.
Everything is smashing...apart from the ready-made sandwiches, whose taste/cost ratio is way too low.
A 264 m del hotel
28a-28b, St Pancras Railway Station
Usually pubs in a station are dreadful but this is a great pub by any standards. Great selection of beers, original station memorabilia and cavernous rooms to explore.
A 296 m del hotel
Kings Cross Station
Plenty of good reasons to visit, but they also have a strong free wifi signal. Ask for the password at the bar. Oddly, though, it blocks access to quite a few popular sites.
A 326 m del hotel
3 Varnishers Yard
This former pop-up is exactly the sort of place you’d find in one of the lovelier university towns. Metro gave it 3 out of 5 Stars.
A 391 m del hotel
9 Caledonian Rd
Go now. Oh god, go now. This place is incredible, but is far too small once the commuting crowds know about it.
A 0.6 km del hotel
190 Euston Rd
The baked eggs with chorizo is absolutely glorious. Flat white coffee is amazing as well (they roast their beans on site).
A 0.6 km del hotel
Granary Building, 1 Granary Sq
The extraordinary Sir Henry Wellcome (d.1936) founded one of the great multinational pharmaceutical companies, and this museum is based on his amazing collection of medical artefacts.
A 0.7 km del hotel
183 Euston Rd
The British Museum began from the collection of naturalist Sir Hans Sloane which he left to the nation on his death in 1753. Now it houses 7 million objects including more than 100 Egyptian mummies.
A 1.2 km del hotel
Great Russell St
