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The Megaro

The Megaro

London


Design Social Classic
Central

Opened 2006   $$$

The Megaro — vibe

Vibe

Steampunk accents, theatrical lighting, and custom flight-case hardware set a rebellious, high-energy tone directly facing the train terminals.

“Steampunk pop fantasy”

Design

Henry Chebaane interiors featuring steampunk details, custom flight-case furniture, and a massive street art facade.

Social

The underground Hokus Pokus cocktail alchemy lounge and ground-floor Spagnoletti pastificio draw lively evening crowds.

Classic

An independent King's Cross boutique hotel operating since 2006 directly facing St Pancras International station.

Central

Directly opposite St Pancras International and King's Cross stations, with Coal Drops Yard a stroll away.

The Megaro — rooms

Rooms

Themed spaces draw on British music culture, pairing petrol tones and rippling silver surfaces with custom Moroso furniture and rainfall showers.

The Megaro — backstory

Backstory

In 2012, street art collective Agents of Change wrapped the Victorian facade in a massive five-thousand-square-foot abstract graffiti mural.

The Megaro — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Fresh pasta rolls out under industrial yellow piping at Spagnoletti, while botanical cocktails pour in the subterranean apothecary lounge Hokus Pokus.

The neighborhood

King's Cross and St Pancras International sit directly across the street, with the brick arches of Coal Drops Yard a short stroll north.

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