Amazing stay! One of the best hotels in London. Location and service fantastic,

Very helpful and friendly staff.

Super place to stay.

Next to kings cross, st pancras and the eurail.

Incredibly warm welcome - its service like this that guarantees I will come back.

We loved the convenience of the location. We traveled from Paris on Eurostar and it was wonderful to be able to roll our luggage directly into the hotel and freshen up without having to call a car for transport. The service was excellent. Everyone was helpful and friendly. Our only complaint would be the smell in the corridor leading to Barlow House. The strong stench from the bathroom in the hallway was intolerable and disgusting. It was reminiscent of the horrible odor in the bathroom trenches found in China. Since our room was located in Barlow House, we had to walk down that corridor to get to the elevator to get to our room. We dreaded that walk, and the fact that the odor also gets trapped in the elevator on the ride. It negated our otherwise positive experience and left us with a bad impression of our stay. Please correct this odor issue for the benefit of all.

This hotel is beautiful and in an amazing location. Would highly recommend.

Great location and walkable to many things.

Staff was excellent, very helpful and courteous, especially in the booking house Bed was a bit firm for my liking, so just took a few days to get used to! Food options were excellent and always delicious

We changed our room for one that was acceptable- but at this price not reasonable. The first room was pitch dark, internal - no outside window, looked into stacked chairs and other furniture. We were told this room was a grade above what we had booked. We had paid for an upgrade already - so if this is 2 rooms above basic we’re astounded. We stayed here years ago and it was a luxury. I booked for my husband’s birthday this year - it really wasn’t worth the money. The spa facilities are nice - but we were told we couldn’t use them in the morning as lifeguard training was taking place. Not acceptable when you pay £320 for one single night - you can’t check in until 3 and need to be out by 11 - so in fact 20 hours. When we wanted to check out we waited too long - we asked until the 4th member of staff would help. The others told us to wait as they checked guests in (remember you can’t check in until 3 … this was just after 11…) I wouldn’t recommend - absolutely not 5* - had a more luxurious stay recently in the 3* Copthorne in Kensington for half the price.

Glorious looking hotel inside and out VERY average, characterless small double room for nearly £400 - just extortionate.

Excellent experience here even with a few changes that were request and immediately accommodated for. Worth a stay every time

We loved our stay, LOVED it! The drink on arrival and check out The complementary fizz for our 13yr anniversary and personalised cupcakes. The room was comfortable The hotel is beautiful, just perfect The pool was lovely, only the spa treatment wasn’t as good as I would have expected

The rooms are very dated and smell awful. The mattress smell all kinds of bodily odors to the point we had to move out. Definitely not worth the money. The main corridor smells worst kitchen smells. I don’t know how people not say anything about it. It is also hard to reach the front desk. I called 8 times whith no luck. Someone picks up and hangs up. I left one if my things at a hotel and can't reach tjem to retrieve it.

I stayed here in early May and am still dealing with unresolved issues in July. The hotel charged both me and the third-party platform for my stay, and it took multiple follow-ups before they realised their mistake. Every time I pointed out an error, their first response was to deny it rather than investigate. When I requested a receipt, it took three separate attempts before I received the correct one – only after calling and confirming every line item. They also charged me an additional accommodation fee, which they again initially denied before finally agreeing to refund. Throughout this entire process, the hotel made numerous operational errors and never provided any proactive updates, despite repeatedly promising to do so. They offered Bonvoy points as a goodwill gesture but, even weeks after confirming my refund, I have yet to receive them. For a five-star hotel, the lack of professionalism, communication, and accountability was extremely disappointing. I would not recommend staying here if you expect reliable service and efficient issue resolution.

The St. Pancras Hotel looks very impressive on the outside and is of course a major London landmark. The inside, however, needs some upgrading. The hotel lobby looks very grand, but skimps on customer service: there is no porter outside to help with luggage. The concierge desks have large, prominent space in the front of the lobby but never seem to be staffed. The check-in stations are relegated to the side of the lobby, along with couches crammed into a narrow alley to make space for the bar and drinks area in the middle of the lobby, forcing guests to queue up in the narrow space afforded them while dodging waiters and other guests going by. The hotel room is clean and spacious, but looks like a throw back to a 1990s room with old carpet that smells strongly of cleaning products, furniture whose laminate is peeling off in large chunks, a bathroom door that's on a spring that won't stay open, no ventilation in the bathroom, and very old fashioned bathtub/shower combo that has one of those glass half doors that never do much to shield water splash but make getting in and out of the steep bathtub difficult. The window overlooking the Eurostar platform in the St Pancras station is sort of cool, but is quite dirty and the constant noise from the station makes going to sleep a bit difficult. All of this for over $500 a night does not really live up to Marriott's usual standards. Staff are very friendly, which is a bright spot of an otherwise forgettable stay.

Exquisite decor and staff service was exemplary; a complimentary upgrade to a suite fortunately because of midweek availability was more than appreciated.

We had a lovely stay at the Renaissance St. Pancras for the final night of our two week visit to London and Paris. Within a few minutes of stepping off of our Eurostar train from Paris we were kindly welcomed to the check in desk and presented with cocktails. The amazing Laura answered all of our questions and gave us advice on getting to the airport the next day. She even escorted us down the hall to the elevators to show us the way to our room. It was incredible. We got to the pool only 20 minutes before kids time ended, but they allowed my daughter some extra time. Both meals we had were delicious and the restaurant greeter made us feel so welcomed and wanted to make sure my daughter was happy. I can’t say enough wonderful things about this hotel. We look forward to returning.

Arrived to check in - waited 10 mins or so. Room wasn’t ready, which is fine, but when I came back, had to wait another 10 mins and then reception weren’t sure if my bag was with them or taken up to my room. It wasn’t in my room so had to ring down (twice) to chase it as I was in a rush, so another 20 mins before I could even change. Also, the rooms have no iron, just a hand-held steamer which really didn’t cut the mustard so felt vaguely scruffy as I went out for the evening. Hotel is magnificent, in a convenient location, and I’m sure the issues I experienced were one-offs but when paying over £400 for a room, expect better.

Hotel is gorgeous and INCREDIBLY convenient!!