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The Lounge, the social-hub of the hotel.
Take a moment to appreciate the cast iron staircase that has been painstakingly restored by stripping back 50 layers of paint built up over the past 100 years.
Quintessential London townhouse staircase.
In place of a reception there’s ground floor cafe. Online check-in via the hotel’s website is quick and easy.
A modern interpretation of a utilitarian Victorian washroom.
Clever wardrobe / rails. Apparently, it’s called a ‘wail’.
Repurposed parquet-flooring acting as a headboard.
Rooms are pared-back and simple but exude an understated luxuriousness.
Highs & Lows
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The customer service is fantastic, the team are down to earth and welcoming.
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The integrity of the design is admirable. The building has been sensitively restored back to its Victorian shell and any modern or repurposed additions have been thoughtfully chosen. The hotel stands in homage to British industry and craftsmanship.
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It’s very affordable.
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The high-brow selection of design, lifestyle, and food magazines found in each room are on point.
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique Townhouse
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Vibe
Laidback, welcoming, understated cool.
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Location
It’s spitting distance of Paddington Station.
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Rooms
73
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Music
Yes, it’s pitch-perfect.
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Year Opened
2017
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Designed By
Designed in-house.
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Health & Wellness
Nope
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Restaurant
A neighbourhood café on the ground floor. And, an elegant Lounge on the first floor, acting as something between a restaurant, café, and cocktail bar.
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Bar
Yes, there’s a superb selection of cocktails that are made in collaboration with top bars from around the world.
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Minibar
No, but there are pantries throughout the building.
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Children
Leave them at home.
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Price
Very reasonable for central London.
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