The St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London, one of London's most recognisable and impressive structures, will commemorate its 150th birthday on May 5 with a number of events to mark the occasion. The building's neo-Gothic façade, created by Sir George Gilbert Scott, was part of the Midland Grand Hotel when it first opened in 1873. Its architectural marvel is a stunning example of High Victorian Gothic design.

At the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London, guests are welcomed into a world where 21st-century comforts and the opulence of the golden era of rail coexist. Guests may bask in the opulence of the Victorian era in this 245-room hotel, which underwent a multi-million pound refurbishment in 2011. Highlights include gold leaf ceilings, hand-stencilled wall designs, and the hotel's famed grand staircase. Ideally situated near the culturally rich and architecturally impressive King's Cross neighbourhood in the heart of London.

In honour of St Pancras's 150th anniversary, the hotel has introduced a special anniversary afternoon tea in The Hansom, drawing inspiration from the building's history and British customs. Sandwiches, scones, and sweet treats like St. Pancras Battenburgs and lemon curd éclairs are available to guests. Guests can celebrate in style by sipping Champagne with their afternoon tea selection from an extensive menu of unique blends.

For the hotel's 150th birthday, the St. Pancras Spa, a Victorian-inspired oasis constructed beneath the hotel's original steam kitchen, has collaborated with leading luxury skincare brand 111SKIN to provide a special limited-time offer. An invigorating rose gold facial, use of the spa facilities, and a gift of a high-end eye mask are included in the £150 package. Each of the spa's six treatment rooms, which include a couple's suite, 24-hour fitness centre, therapeutic steam room, classic saunas, and relaxation pool with hydro loungers, is designed to restore both the body and the mind.

To mark the building's centenary and Renaissance Hotels' annual Global Day of Exploration, the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London will be offering a special, behind-the-scenes tour of the property and its rich history on May 18th. Guests will set out on an adventure with a hotel specialist to discover the hotel's many hidden gems, including the grand staircase, the Chamber Suites, and more.

The hotel's General Manager, Ed White says 'It is an honour to be celebrating such a milestone anniversary for the iconic St. Pancras building. I would like to take this time to thank our incredibly dedicated team at St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London and our wonderful guests for all their support over the years, and we look forward to our exciting celebrations across the year.'

The Midland Grand Dining Room, the newest addition to Harry Handelsman's restaurant and hotel empire, opened there on May 2 to coincide with the festivities. With the help of Michelin-starred chef Patrick Powell and celebrated interior designer Hugo Toro, the new restaurant will pay homage to the building's heyday with a design and menu that are heavily influenced by France, reflecting the area's historic role as a crossing point between the continents. Midland Grand Hotel was a Gothic Revival hotel that opened in 1873 and inhabited the building until it was converted into apartments. The building's current name honours both the hotel and the Dining & Coffee Room that once stood there.

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