Art'otel London Battersea Power Station is due to open in 2022.
In a building designed by Foster + Partners and set around the historic Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station, the 160+ bedroom- London
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Art'otel London Battersea Power Station
Opens 2022 2022
Art'otel London Battersea Power Station
Opens 2022 2022
Art'otel London Battersea Power Station is due to open in 2022. In a building designed by Foster + Partners and set around the historic Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station, the 160+ bedroom art'otel is worth a visit for its show-stopping skyline views over south London. Particularly good are the panoramic views from the stunning Roof Garden designed by the New York High Line team, James Corner Field Operations. This jewel in the crown features an outdoor rooftop pool and bar overlooking the iconic chimneys. Beneath the gardens are a restaurant and double height bar with wraparound views across the Power Station and skyline. Part of the Electric Boulevard at the £8 billion Battersea Power Station redevelopment project, masterplanned by starchitect Rafael Viñolyand, the Battersea art'otel's style draws inspiration from its award-winning sister hotel in Amsterdam, a fusion of modern design and urban art.
2022/06/01
Where:
Art'otel London Battersea Power Station,
Electric Boulevard, Battersea Power Station London, SW8
Category: New Hotels
Art'otel London Battersea Power Station, Electric Boulevard, Battersea Power Station, London, SW8
Tube: Pimlico Station
Admiralty Arch Hotel
Opened 31st January 2022
Admiralty Arch Hotel
Opened 31st January 2022
Admiralty Arch, the ceremonial archway built as a memorial to Queen Victoria in 1911, will be turned into a five star hotel to be designed by fashion house Armani, it was revealed in February 2013. Luxury will be the overriding theme as not only are Armani involved but the owner, Spanish property developer Rafael Serrano, is also the man behind the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge, where rooms cost from £850 a night. The 147,300 square foot grade I listed building will be transformed into 100 guestrooms, a ballroom, spa and a fine dining restaurant which will be open to the public. The Portland stone gateway, which links Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace via The Mall, occupies a prime London location, not only putting its guests in the heart of the city but also giving them a wonderful view of the annual ceremonial parades which pass by the arch on their way to the Queen's London residence. It's great to see a well-loved but now disused London landmark getting a new lease of life and multi-million pound restoration sensitive to the designs of its original architect, Sir Aston Webb.
2022/01/31
Where:
Admiralty Arch Hotel,
The Mall London, SW1A 2BN
Category: New Hotels
Admiralty Arch Hotel, The Mall, London, SW1A 2BN
Tube: Charing Cross Station, Piccadilly Circus Station, Leicester Square Station
Admiralty Arch, the ceremonial archway built as a memorial to Queen Victoria in 1911, will be turned into a five star hotel to be designed by fashion house Armani, it was revealed in February 2013. Luxury will be the overriding theme as not only are Armani involved but the owner, Spanish property developer Rafael Serrano, is also the man behind the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge, where rooms cost from £850 a night. The 147,300 square foot grade I listed building will be transformed into 100 guestrooms, a ballroom, spa and a fine dining restaurant which will be open to the public. The Portland stone gateway, which links Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace via The Mall, occupies a prime London location, not only putting its guests in the heart of the city but also giving them a wonderful view of the annual ceremonial parades which pass by the arch on their way to the Queen's London residence. It's great to see a well-loved but now disused London landmark getting a new lease of life and multi-million pound restoration sensitive to the designs of its original architect, Sir Aston Webb.
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