Eurostar To Amsterdam Free Refreshments And
Eurostar To Amsterdam Full 3 Course

The Eurostar is a fast, comfortable and convenient way of travelling from London to Amsterdam.

This is located in the north of London next to Kings Cross station and a short walk from Euston station.

You can arrive by tube via any of the Northern, Victoria, Piccadilly, Circle, Hammersmith City or Metropolitan lines.

Upstairs you will find the longest champagne bar in Europe, the Betjeman Statue, the famous Dent clock and Paul Days 9m tall statue of an embracing couple known as The Lovers.

Eurostar To Amsterdam Full 3 Course

A full 3 course meal with drinks is served at your seat (culinary director is currently Raymond Blanc), plus newspapers and magazines are available.

Eurostar To Amsterdam Free Refreshments And

At the main Eurostar stations you get fast-track check-in and a business lounge which has free refreshments and WiFi.

Business Premier passengers can arrive up to 10 minutes before departure.

However, we advise getting there about 1 hour before as check-in queues can sometimes be long for the standard classes.

This is followed by a UK exit check and then French border control.

Otherwise there are overhead racks for medium and smaller bags.

Standard Premier class has magazines available for reading (such as Time, The Economist, Wired etc) but no newspapers.

USB sockets are also available in Standard PremierBusiness Premier seats.

We were soon up-to-speed, passing through Ebsfleet station and out of London towards the Channel tunnel.

In terms of scenery, probably the highlight of the Eurostar trip on the UK side is crossing the viaduct over the river Medway near Rochester.

If you travel after 11am you will get a (cold) light meal with the option of soft drinks, wine or beer plus tea and coffee.

If you have dietary requirements you can pre-order a special meal via the online booking portal.

It then speeds up again on the French side for the high speed run to Brussels ZuidMidi.

The final leg of the trip is on the Dutch high speed track and the train makes a stop at Rotterdam before finally terminating at Amsterdam Central station.

Standard Premier class is a comfortable and civilised way to travel in a quiet cabin and will make a good startend to your trip.

Information has been continuously updated and the last trip was made in October 2018.