Great Northern Hotel


This stylish and sophisticated hotel, bar and restaurant is setting the standard for cutting-edge London design


The Great Northern Hotel, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel, is an impeccably re-imagined Grade II-listed Victorian landmark in the heart of central London, and the first European member of Starwood Hotels’ new Tribute Portfolio brand. It is the world’s first great railway


hotel, located just 25 metres from the Eurostar terminus in the heart of King’s Cross St Pancras, and it endures today as one of the UK’s finest independent boutique hotels, creating an urban oasis for travellers. A £40m refurbishment saw the building stripped back to its brick core, sensitively referencing its architectural and industrial heritage. Our 91 luxurious rooms blend


contemporary design, bespoke furniture and period features, and specialist soundproofing turns them into peaceful sanctuaries. All the rooms receive super-fast 500Mbit Wi-Fi, a generous


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entertainment package and access to a complimentary, ‘home-from-home’- style pantry, stocked with fine coffees, teas, homemade cakes and iconic sweets.


Plum + Spilt Milk Theatrical destination restaurant Plum + Spilt Milk is celebrated for the quality of its seasonal British dishes, created by famed chef-director Mark Sargeant and executive chef Mike Denman. It is joined by the dramatic GNH Bar, which opens directly onto King’s Cross Station and serves cocktails and small plates, with regular live music nights and up-and-coming DJs. Our hole-in-the-wall Kiosk, opening


onto the Western Concourse of King’s Cross Station, serves hand-carved hot roast meat sandwiches, and exciting future ventures include a new martini lounge to be launched in 2016


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