Four historic train stations reimagined as luxury hotels
🚆 St Pancras London, opened in 1873, inspired global railway architecture. Initially the Midland Grand Hotel, it had 300 rooms but only eight bathrooms. St Louis Union Station Hotel, opened in 1894, transformed into a 539-room hotel in 1985 after a $150m renovation. Tokyo Station, built in 1914, covers 182,000sq m near the Imperial Palace. Indianapolis Union Station pioneered the union station concept in 1853 and now features 26 Pullman carriages as rooms at Crowne Plaza.
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