Hotel 41
Westminster, London
“Hushed monochrome hideaway”
Forbes Travel Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
“There’s a warmth that permeates throughout Hotel 41, giving this snug establishment the feel of an exclusive members’ club; it’s a real home away from home in the heart of the British capital.”
Vibe
A discreet monochrome hideaway where check-in happens over chilled Champagne from a roving trolley beneath a glass-roofed lounge.
“Hushed monochrome hideaway”
A two-to-one staff ratio, seated Champagne trolley check-in, and round-the-clock complimentary pantry grazing.
Striking black-and-white monochrome interiors paired with rich mahogany paneling and glass-roof conservatory suites.
A former top-floor ballroom converted inside a historic Georgian building opposite the Royal Mews.
Opposite The Royal Mews of Buckingham Palace, five minutes on foot from Victoria Station.
“This former ballroom, located on the fifth floor of a brick-and-limestone Georgian building near St. James's Park, comprises just 30 rooms and suites, with contemporary black-and-white interiors, rich carved mahogany, and black leather furnishings.”
Rooms
Black-and-white schemes pair with rich mahogany, while the Conservatory Suite features a glass roof framed for stargazing from bed.
Backstory
Converted from a former top-floor ballroom, the interiors were styled by founder Bea Tollman with motifs inspired by French cartoonist SEM.
Eat & drink
The Executive Lounge serves round-the-clock pantry grazing alongside afternoon cream tea, evening canapés, and drinks from an honesty bar.
The neighborhood
Set directly opposite the Royal Mews of Buckingham Palace, the townhouse entrance sits five minutes on foot from Victoria Station.
The app
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