These are the latest upgrades to its revamped Premier service
Europe’s high-speed rail service, Eurostar, has revealed new station facilities, which are the latest upgrades to its Premier offering, following the introduction of new onboard chefs last winter.
Eurostar has partnered with Chris Bagot Architects to redesign its Premier lounges in Brussels and Paris.
With renovations in both cities now complete, the spaces are open to Eurostar Premier passengers as well as Carte Blanche and Carte Étoile loyalty members.
Each lounge is said to draw inspiration from its local surroundings. According to Eurostar, in Brussels, design highlights include Belgian-made pieces such as the Hanging Lamp by Muller Van Severen and a solid oak table by Heerenhuis.
In Paris, the lounge channels the spirit of traditional Parisian cafés, reimagined with a modern, refined touch. Black-and-white tiled floors and oak panelling bring warmth, while Calacatta Viola marble adds elegance. Contemporary European pieces – such as Hideout armchairs by Gebrüder Thonet and Kashmir stools by Resident – introduce a fresh, modern edge.
Sustainability has been at the heart of both renovations. Eurostar has prioritised the use of environmentally responsible materials, working with renowned European makers to create chic, considered spaces that balance elegance with conscious design.
Handcrafted elements and durable, high-quality furniture ensure the lounges offer a refined experience with a lighter footprint.
Each lounge also features a dedicated bar, where guests can enjoy a cocktail before departure. For those seeking a quieter moment, more private seating areas provide space to relax with a coffee and one of the many complimentary magazines on offer.
