St Pancras Spa

St Pancras Spa frequently asked questions

Who owns St Pancras Spa?

St Pancras Spa is part of the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel London, which is operated by Marriott International. The hotel is set within the iconic St Pancras building, a Grade I listed Victorian structure designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.

How do you get to St Pancras Spa?

St Pancras Spa is conveniently located on Euston Road right next to King's Cross St Pancras station, which has links to both national and international rail services. The London Underground is immediately adjacent to the hotel, providing access to multiple lines including the Victoria, Piccadilly, Northern, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines. There are also various bus routes along Euston Road. For those driving, valet parking is available at the hotel, with charges of £20 per hour or £80 per day. Alternatively, the nearby St Pancras NCP car park (postcode WC1H 9QR) offers off-site parking. St Pancras International Station is also where the Eurostar departs, if you want to head off to Paris, while the adjacent King's Cross Station offers National Rail links across the UK.

What is included in a spa day at St Pancras Spa?

What is included in a spa day at St Pancras Spa depends on the experience that you book. Spa facilities include a gym, saunas, a steam room, and a relaxation pool. There are six treatment rooms where therapists deliver treatments using Aromatherapy Associates and 111 Skin products as well as Therabody technology.

What is near St Pancras Spa?

The hotel is situated at King’s Cross, placing you in the perfect location for exploring London or travelling across the UK. It offers easy access to lots of popular attractions, including:

• The British Library – a short walk away, housing extensive collections and exhibitions.
• Regent's Canal – Nearby scenic waterways ideal for leisurely walks and even canal boat trips.
• Granary Square – A vibrant area with fountains, restaurants, and cultural spaces.
• Coal Drops Yard – A unique shopping and dining destination.
• The Foundling Museum – Dedicated to the history of the Foundling Hospital and its impact on social care.

When was St Pancras Spa built?

The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel and spa opened in 2011 after extensive restoration of the original Victorian building. The hotel's history dates back to 1873, when it was first opened as the Midland Grand Hotel, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, a prolific English Gothic Revival architect.

What amenities does St Pancras Spa have?

The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel is a five-star hotel set within an iconic architectural masterpiece. A cultural icon, it has 207 rooms and suites that boast stylish furnishings and lots of original fireplaces, high ceilings and lancet arches. The hotel's main restaurant is Victor Garvey at The Midland - an opulent dining room serving French haute cuisine led by Michelin-starred chef Victor Garvey. The Hansom, meanwhile, is a timelessly elegant space offering all-day dining as well as afternoon tea, while the Booking Office 1869 is an exciting cocktail bar and restaurant with a buzzing atmosphere. The Gothic Bar is where history meets modern mixology in a grand, historic setting led by Bar Manager Jack Porter, and MI+ME, beneath the arches of St. Pancras International Station is a casual space serving burgers, salads, sandwiches, and pastas alongside craft lagers, beers, and their signature coffee. In the summer months there's also a seasonal terrace where you can enjoy oysters paired with Champagne, in collaboration with Laurent-Perrier, and enjoy a seasonal menu in the open air.

Spa facilities include a gym, saunas, a steam room, and a relaxation pool. There are six treatment rooms where therapists deliver treatments using Aromatherapy Associates and 111 Skin products as well as Therabody technology.

What are the food and drink options at St Pancras Spa?

The hotel's main restaurant is Victor Garvey at The Midland - an opulent dining room serving French haute cuisine led by Michelin-starred chef Victor Garvey. The Hansom, meanwhile, is a timelessly elegant space offering all-day dining as well as afternoon tea, while the Booking Office 1869 is an exciting cocktail bar and restaurant with a buzzing atmosphere. The Gothic Bar is where history meets modern mixology in a grand, historic setting led by Bar Manager Jack Porter, and MI+ME, beneath the arches of St. Pancras International Station is a casual space serving burgers, salads, sandwiches, and pastas alongside craft lagers, beers, and their signature coffee. In the summer months there's also a seasonal terrace where you can enjoy oysters paired with Champagne, in collaboration with Laurent-Perrier, and enjoy a seasonal menu in the open air.

How many treatment rooms are there at St Pancras Spa?

There are six treatment rooms where therapists deliver treatments using Aromatherapy Associates and 111 Skin products as well as Therabody technology.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at St Pancras Renaissance Hotel is 3pm and check-out is 12midday. The spa is open from 7am until 9pm everyday. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.