The Grand Staircase Suite

The Grand Staircase Suite offers 73 sqm arranged across three distinct levels. Its defining feature is an original 19th-century staircase, kept as the suite’s central architectural piece. It links the spaces with real presence and immediately anchors the stay in the building’s history.

At an address set within St Pancras, that detail carries particular weight. The suite reflects what makes this hotel compelling: the legacy of the former Midland Grand Hotel, the hand of George Gilbert Scott, and the fast-moving rhythm of London just beyond the station. This is not a suite built on generic decoration. It is shaped by a genuine element of the property, visible at once, and by a three-part layout that gives it an uncommon sense of movement.

That split-level design changes how the suite is experienced. It is not simply one large room. You move through it, up and down, with the staircase acting as the thread of the stay. For guests choosing the St Pancras Renaissance London Hotel, The Grand Staircase Suite gives a direct reading of what this address does best: turning a London railway landmark into a hotel experience without stripping away its architecture.