Kimpton Fitzroy London
Bloomsbury, London
“Bloomsbury terracotta palace”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
An entrance hall paved with a 19th-century zodiac mosaic opens to Pyrenean marble staircases within an ornate terracotta Victorian palace.
“Bloomsbury terracotta palace”
A Grade II* listed 1900 palace featuring original zodiac mosaic floors, Pyrenean marble, and Titanic-era craftsmanship.
Tara Bernerd guest rooms pair custom Kit Miles textiles with dramatic Victorian revival architecture throughout.
Fitz's Bar serves conceptual cocktails beneath a giant disco ball alongside streetfront coffee at Burr & Co.
Overlooking Russell Square in leafy Bloomsbury, steps from Russell Square tube station and the British Museum.
Rooms
Tara Bernerd interiors layer custom Kit Miles textiles against heritage architecture, with roll-top bathtubs nestled into corner turrets overlooking Russell Square.
Backstory
Architect Charles Fitzroy Doll designed the grand dining salon in 1898, later replicating its exact proportions for the Titanic’s first-class restaurant.
Eat & drink
Fitz’s Bar serves conceptual cocktails beneath a giant mirror ball, while Burr and Co. pours morning espresso beside the square.
The neighborhood
Russell Square sits directly out front, with the British Museum and Bloomsbury’s quiet garden squares just a short walk away.
“Its impossibly ornate lobby still bears its columns and arches and its mosaic floor; by the time you’re in the rooms, though, you’re treated to an eclectic contemporary-luxe look that admits influences from just about every decade since the hotel’s founding.”
The app
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