What’s inside Eurostar’s luxe business lounge at London’s St Pancras railway station?
Guests can sip on complimentary cocktails or try a bespoke drink designed by Michelin-starred chef Raymond Blanc at the plush new bar in the stylish lounge
The Eurostar, the high-speed train that links London to European cities like Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Marseille, France, is arguably one of the best ways to travel — especially in business class.
Passengers in this cabin, called Business Premier, are treated to express check-in, complimentary drinks and fine dining on board, and are given access to a lounge that was recently outfitted with a shiny new cocktail bar.
Before a recent weekend trip to Paris, I checked out the new business lounge at London's St Pancras International.
Here's what it's like inside.
In Eurostar’s business class, the experience starts before you even get on board.
After going through security and passport control, Business Premier passengers can turn right for the brick-exterior entrance to the two-floor business lounge.
The first floor is sleek and stylish, with glass, exposed brick, and blues and greys.
There are subtle gold accents everywhere.