The full Eurostar experience. Lounge access, a three-course meal with champagne, and maximum flexibility.
Business Premier is Eurostar's top tier — designed for business travellers but equally suited to anyone who wants the best possible experience. It's a significant step up from Standard Premier in terms of service, flexibility, and perks.
Business Premier occupies the front carriages of the train. Seats are the widest on board with generous legroom and a large table. The carriages are the quietest on the train with fewer passengers. The atmosphere feels closer to a business-class airport lounge than a train carriage.
A full three-course meal is served at your seat by dedicated staff. Expect a starter, main course, and dessert, plus champagne, wine, beer, or soft drinks. The menu changes seasonally and features dishes from well-known chefs. On morning trains, a full cooked breakfast is served.
The meal alone is worth a significant portion of the fare premium — it's a proper restaurant-quality experience.
Business Premier passengers have exclusive access to the Eurostar lounge at their departure station. At London St Pancras, this is a private lounge with complimentary food, drinks (including champagne and cocktails), newspapers, magazines, and a calm working environment. See our Lounge Access guide for full details.
This is where Business Premier really stands out:
Business Premier fares typically start around £200–£300 one way. For personal travel, it's a luxury rather than a necessity. But for business travel, the flexibility alone often justifies the cost — a single missed Standard ticket that you can't exchange costs more than the Business Premier premium. And if your company is paying, it's a no-brainer.