Brama
Bromley, London
“Restored civic boutique”
Vibe
A quiet boutique hideaway woven into a restored civic complex, where travelers share a sunlit courtyard with local freelancers.
“Restored civic boutique”
Grade II-listed Edwardian town hall conversion preserving 1930s architectural elements, wood paneling, and civic heritage.
Art Deco motifs by Fusion Interiors Group featuring chevron flooring, sage-green headboards, and emerald-tiled bathrooms.
Shared access to the Clockwise co-working lounge, communal library space, and a landscaped central courtyard.
Inside Bromley Old Town Hall, two minutes from Bromley North station and the town center
Rooms
Interiors pair chevron timber flooring and sage-green headboards with bold emerald-tiled bathrooms and bespoke stained-glass accents.
Backstory
The Grade II-listed Edwardian town hall once housed magistrate courts, holding cells, and the register office where David Bowie married in 1970.
Eat & drink
Guests gather in the twenty-four-hour Library Lounge for hot drinks, with an artisanal café serving roasted coffee downstairs in the workspace.
The neighborhood
Set in the center of Bromley, quiet suburban streets and direct rail links into central London sit right outside the door.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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