The Harrison Pub & Hotel
Gastropub with live music, modern European menu, and free breakfast
About this hotel
The Harrison Pub & Hotel combines the lively atmosphere of a gastropub with comfortable, straightforward accommodation. Downstairs, the pub serves a modern European menu and hosts live music, creating a vibrant social hub. Upstairs, the rooms offer a quiet retreat, each with free WiFi. Guests can start their day with a complimentary breakfast before heading out to explore London. The hotel's location makes it a convenient base for travellers arriving at or departing from St Pancras International, with easy access to public transport for further adventures.
- Gastropub with live music
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant and bar
- Close to St Pancras International
Our take
For a night before or after a Eurostar, The Harrison is the station pick I would make if a quiet lobby matters less to you than a good pub. The rooms are simple, breakfast is included and the modern European menu means dinner is downstairs. The 9/10 rating across more than 1,200 reviews is strong for a three-star. Light sleepers should ask for a room away from the bar on music nights.
- Enjoy the live music in the pub downstairs, it adds to the local experience.
- Make the most of the complimentary breakfast before you head out for the day.
- Take advantage of the short walk to St Pancras International for easy connections.
Why we love it
- The lively gastropub with live music
- Complimentary breakfast included with your stay
- Conveniently close to St Pancras International
- Modern European menu available on-site
Why guests love itThe Harrison is a gastropub first, with simple rooms upstairs and a short walk to St Pancras International. Breakfast is included, the kitchen serves a modern European menu and there is live music downstairs, so evenings are lively rather than hushed. With a 9/10 score from over 1,200 reviews, I would book it for an adult trip or a night before an early Eurostar, and look elsewhere with young children who go to bed early.