Great Scotland Yard Hotel
Westminster, London
“Storied police headquarters”
Vibe
The Grade II-listed former police headquarters is reimagined with criminal intrigue, displaying archival artifacts beneath a dramatic glass-shard chandelier.
“Storied police headquarters”
The Grade II-listed former Metropolitan Police headquarters filled with curated criminal history artifacts and memorabilia.
Bespoke walnut carpentry, secret bookcase wardrobes, and six hundred curated artworks exploring historic British intrigue.
A clandestine whisky speakeasy concealed behind a bookcase and cocktails beneath a glass-shard chandelier.
Just off Whitehall and Trafalgar Square, steps from Covent Garden and the Thames.
Rooms
Custom walnut and blue-veneer carpentry conceals hidden bookcase wardrobes, paired with key-shaped robe hooks and marble-clad bathrooms.
Backstory
The building served as the Metropolitan Police's original 1829 headquarters, inspiring detective fiction by Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Eat & drink
Niklas Ekstedt cooks over open flames, while rare whiskies flow behind a concealed bookcase door in the clandestine Síbín speakeasy.
The neighborhood
Tucked just off Whitehall, the hotel puts the National Gallery, the River Thames, and Covent Garden within a ten-minute walk.
The app
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