St Pancras International

For Potterheads, this place near Kings Cross station needs no introduction. Do not miss out the Harry Potter shop located within. It is incredibly crowded due to being a much frequented international train station, so be mindful of your surroundings and belongings.

The station was magnificent and tidy.I went here to see this year's Christmas tree and it was made entirely of books. The tree features a whimsical design with a winding staircase and 270 shelves adorned with over 3,800 hand-painted books.The tree is not just decorative: the bottom layer holds 12 nooks where visitors to the station can listen to a 5 minute excerpt from an audiobook. It could be a nice thing to do if you have a bit of time to kill before your train departs!

Getting through to lounge took 20mins. Once on the other side it was very full, lots of people standing as no seats left. I would recommend not arriving more than an hour before departure. Not much to do this side apart from waiting as there is little space to move around, the men’s toilets were pretty bad only three out of 8 had locks and poorly serviced. my pictures show the space left when the Paris train was called for boarding.

Well managed station. They arranged everything well with all its facilities brand shops, toilets, eateries or drink places etc. always neat & clean whenever you go to this station.One of the best stations of UK. Very busy because many companies are providing their services from this station mostly to all over the UK. it’s the only station in Centre London which providing service for Europe destinations as well. Well staff force who are helpful. Signs for easy navigation. Love the touch of pianos for public. Whenever you there, someone is always playing nice melody.

Really a marvelous place. It’s quite a place to take in. There are plenty of place to eat and shop. The bathrooms are clean and there are places to rest between trains. Be on time for your train to be called and the staff is friendly and able to help you along the way.Try some sweet treats or coffee before heading out.

St Pancras International Railway Station is a gem in London's transportation network. The seamless connection with King's Cross Underground adds to its accessibility. The vintage aesthetics of the station are truly breathtaking, offering a nostalgic charm that's hard to find elsewhere.One of the highlights is witnessing the Eurostar trains, forging a vital link between London and Europe through the English Channel tunnels. St Pancras boasts a trifecta of services – national railway, international railway, and the underground tube, making it a comprehensive transportation hub.Whether you're commuting locally or embarking on an international journey, St Pancras International is an iconic blend of history and modern connectivity. A must-visit for any travel enthusiast!

23/11-12A great location for shopping, as a terminal for the Eurostar and East Midlands Line, and for enjoying neo-Gothic architecture. A place that is clean, safe and enhances London's image.Honestly, it's much more comfortable than Gare du Nord.Deli and coffee stands within the Eurostar restricted area are always busy, so I recommend buying in advance.

Lovely building design. Airport style look for the Eurostar. Modern building shops downstairs, small old fashioned looking shops upstairs like WHSmith and Greggs. Travelled on the EMR trains for Luton Parkway Airport.

It is quick and easy to get through security and customs, No delays. Food in restaurants/coffee shops. Hence the 2 stars.Staff grumpy at 7:30 in the morning. Passengers all squeezed into a small area. Ques all around and not enough seats, people standing and sitting on the floor.The smell coming from the toilets is vile, which is near the coffee shop.No air flow, hot, and stuffy. Not nice.