By train:

First Capital Connect, Southeastern and East Midlands trains arrive directly into St Pancras International. East Coast, Grand Central and Hull trains arrive at King's Cross, which is less than a 5 minute walk. Virgin Trains, Scotrail and London Midland trains arrive into Euston, which is a short walk away. Chiltern trains arrive into Marylebone, First Great Western arrive into Paddington, Southern Trains arrive into Victoria, South Eastern trains arrive into Victoria, Charing Cross and London Bridge depending on where you are travelling from, South West Trains arrive into Waterloo and National Express East Anglia arrive into Liverpool Street station.

All above mentioned mainline train stations are between 15-25 minute tube journey to St Pancras International

By tube:

St Pancras International is served by Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly & Victoria lines. For access to the Northern Line, you will need to use the escalators to the new Northern ticket hall located on the lower concourse, by the Pancras Road glass porch.

By car:

There is a 315 space multi-storey NCP car park on Pancras Road (charges apply). Address: St Pancras Station, Pancras Road, London, NW1. The station is located just outside the congestion charging zone on Pancras Road (please note the road is one-way and can only be accessed from Euston Road). Private cars can pick up and set down in the parking bays on Pancras Road.

By bus:

The Bus service is operated by De Lijn, there is a Lijnwinkel shop at the main bus terminals near Sint-Pieters station, here you can get a free map showing the tram and bus routes. It is best to buy a bus card before you board from the automatic dispensers at the bus stop as this will save you up to 50%. If you are planning on using public transport throughout your Ghent break then get a 3 or 5 days pass to use on the trams and buses. On Friday and Saturday, you can make use of free night buses.

By tram:

The quickest way to get into Ghent city centre from the Sint-Pieters station is by tram. The tram services numbers 1 and 24 will take you direct to the city centre in approximately 10 minutes just make sure you look out for the stop named Korenmarkt. The tram network is a fantastic way to get across the city with an extensive network running connection the Arts Quarter with Ghents Historic Centre.

By taxi:

To get to your hotel quickly and without any trouble hop then you may be best getting a taxi, particularly if you have a lot of luggage. There is a taxi rank situated outside the Sint-Pieters station which will take you to your chosen hotel, on your return to the station your hotel can arrange for a taxi to pick you up.