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St Martin’s Lane

St Martin’s Lane opened in 1999 as Philippe Starck’s first London hotel: the concept was genuinely startling at the time:

One Aldwych occupies the curved Edwardian building at the intersection of Aldwych and the Strand: in other words, one of

The Hoxton Holborn sits on High Holborn in a Grade II-listed former telephone exchange, and positions itself against Covent Garden,

Page8 occupies 8 St Martin’s Place the address between the National Portrait Gallery and Trafalgar Square, and makes a quietly

Middle Eight occupies a considered position in Covent Garden: large enough at 180 rooms and 12 suites to offer the

NoMad London opened in the former Bow Street Magistrates’ Court — the building where Oscar Wilde was tried and Casanova

The Spice of Life has occupied the corner of Moor Street and Cambridge Circus since the 18th century, and its

Karma Sanctum Soho was designed by music industry insiders as a hotel for their own kind, and the brief has

Broadwick Soho opened on Berwick Street (Soho’s market street and Vinyl Mile) with a pink door, a leopard-print doorman and

Ham Yard Hotel opened in 2014 on a former wasteland site near Piccadilly Circus and turned three quarters of an