London | Check in to the most photogenic hotel, a filming location for Harry Potter

St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London - Formerly the Midland Grand Hotel, which opened in 1873, designed by the famous architect Sir George Gilbert Scott, and carefully renovated to become the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel today - Located in the Kings Cross district, the real-life station of Platform 9¾ from Harry Potter! Directly opposite the British Library 📖, and downstairs is the Eurostar train station - 📷 Popular photo spots: Grand Staircase, an iconic building inside the hotel. The staircase is an example of "Victorian grandeur," known for its "wide spiral staircase," with design details that reflect "high Victorian, neo-Gothic decoration and luxury." The floor is covered with retro-patterned carpets. This staircase is not only the soul of the hotel, but also the filming location for the Gryffindor Common Room in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Stairwell walls Recreate the decorative patterns of 1901; in the first-floor corridor, the intricate peacock pattern template - long hidden under a white coating - has been restored. The staircase decoration also includes "golden fleur-de-lis and hand-painted stencil murals," details that make this staircase a very popular photo spot. - 🥓 Restaurant food: ✔️Booking Office 1869: Mediterranean-style British cuisine ✔️The Hansom: Exquisite snacks paired with rich tea, enjoy a leisurely afternoon - 📍Location: NW1 2AR, take the subway to King's Cross St Pancras Station, and you will arrive at the station, within walking distance