St Pancras Clock Tower

About the venue

The Clock Tower is a privately owned residential property within the iconic former Midland Grand Hotel at St Pancras.

The Clock Tower easily lends itself to drinks receptions, private dining, small musical events and meetings. A pre-rigged bar in the ceiling of the Tower Room make aerial performances a possibility. From the private lobby of St Pancras Chambers, both the lift and the spectacular gothic staircase take you to the fifth floor. The vast corridor (reputedly used by a visiting South African cricket team for indoor nets practice) is flooded with natural daylight and runs the length of the top floor which leads you towards The Clock Tower entrance. The 6m x 6m Tower Room with bare brickwork and wooden floors features gothic style arched windows. The exposed roof struts in the ceiling soar over 10m up to the clock. The wooden clock-winders room can be found suspended half-way up the Tower, along with the weights box which harks back to the days when the clock was wound by hand. Below this, a modern galleries library overlooks the room. Views from the windows reach out to St Paul’s, the Shard, the City of London and Canary Wharf.