London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom

St. Pancras Renaissance London Hotel

London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom

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St. Pancras Renaissance London Hotel, located in the London Borough of Camden, occupies the upper levels of the iconic main building at St Pancras railway station, one of London's principal rail termini and the departure point for Eurostar services to Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. Designed by George Gilbert Scott in the Gothic Revival style, the original structure—the Midland Grand Hotel—opened in 1873 and closed in 1935, after which the building served as railway offices until the 1980s. The hotel reopened in 2011 following a comprehensive redevelopment of the upper floors between 2005 and 2011, which also converted portions into apartments by the Manhattan Loft Corporation. Now managed by Marriott International, the hotel shares the structure known as St Pancras Chambers, which features a distinctive clock tower rising 76 metres tall.