Inside is a modern station, bright and spacious. Outside, the facade is ancient like, but majestic and elegant. Even if you do not need to use the train services, it is worthwhile to come and admire the beautiful facade. There are shops and restaurants inside the station. It is not exactly a shopping mall, but contains adequate services for passengers in a hurry as well as those who have some time to spare.

This is probably Britain's most beautiful train station, worth a visit not only for travellers. The building is beautiful - step into the Renaissance hotel! - there are various interesting scupltures and monuments, plenty of cafés, a supermarket and a "piano to play"...

I usually arrive at St Pancras when I visit London and it's easily become my favourite train station of London. Not only is its architecture beautiful, but there is a wide selection of small versions of shops, take aways, places to eat, food shops, drugstore... You can easily find everything you need and quite some places stay open until late (you need to double check opening hours though to be sure). I find it so easy to navigate and because it's so spacious it's fine even if crowded. There are also free public toilets. Kings Cross station is just a minute walk away and also further nice and handy areas such as Granary Square and the surrounding area. Many tube lines run through St Pancras and this is so handy. It makes it possible to travel much faster and more easily and possibly directly. Before Christmas there is usually a lovely tree set up in the main hall - this year's book-tree is amazing!

We had a family 80th birthday this evening and can't fault the amazing experience we had. Our waiter Romario (hope I spelt that correctly) as this gentleman has impeccable service skills. He could jot have been more attentive to our family to make sure we had a perfect evening Thank you for the extra touch for the dessert with candle that we all sang happy birthday to. I will also add thank you so much to Romario for being amazing with our son who is 4 years old and was so tired and had such a long day that you made it so much easier in keeping him calm too. Going that extra mile. Because of today I will be back for my mums birthday in march. Thank you so much again Foods amazing, service amazing and management amazing!!!!!!!

Came here to take the Eurostar. Beautiful architecture and loved the Christmas tree of books put up by Hatchards this year. Helpful staff when needing directions and baggage services, although they're a bit curt. Smooth experience despite how busy it was.

Victorian splendour that can be easily missed. It’s a functional station. Escalators and clear boards. Platform entrance can be very crowded at times. Selection of shops and the very decadent champagne bar. The 2023 Christmas tree thing….. book shelves is a bit odd? Couple of pianos for the budding pianists to knock out a tune. Try not to rush through. Look at the iron work, the riveting and the general construction of the place. Quite a marvel.

It was crowded at this time of the year, but it was predictable. Seemed messy and unorganised, no one around but probably they were around as it was really busy. Difficult to manage with children. Overall safe environment if you know where you are going, otherwise a little confusing. Nice.

We came in November and the Christmas Book Tree was stunning. I always like visiting this station because of the food on offer, varied and to suit all needs. The piano for people to play which adds a lively atmosphere. The tree this time though was the best bit.

We had to be here 6:45am to meet our tour group to catch the Eurostar to Brussels. We got there 6:30am and there was busyness as shops opened and started serving customers. Someone was playing a piano which honestly was a little too much at that hour on a very cold winter's morning when you only wanted a coffee. M&S Simply Food was already on the trade with people picking up breakfast, fruit and stocking up on supplies for the trains. It was clean with proper directional signs and good washroom facilities. This is an iconic station and definitely worth a visit, even if you're not travelling. Celebrities are known to just show up and play the piano including Alicia Keys, Rod Stewart, Jools Holland and Elton John in recent months.

The physical structure that is St Pancras station is quite stunning. That arched roof is a thing of architectural & engineering beauty. Lots of food & beverage choices and, for its size & the sheer number of people moving through it, relatively easy to navigate.