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Fitzrovia, London
“Belle Époque social house”
Vibe
Ingo Maurer’s polished silver sphere hangs beneath restored Belle Époque plasterwork in a buzzing lobby bar filled with Dalí-inspired design.
“Belle Époque social house”
Yabu Pushelberg oak-lined rooms paired with restored Belle Époque plasterwork and Ingo Maurer's mirrored egg chandelier.
The soaring Lobby Bar hums with evening cocktails, complemented by a billiard table and the intimate Punch Room.
A Grade II-listed 1835 Georgian structure with meticulously restored Belle Époque ceilings once frequented by King Edward VII.
In Fitzrovia bordering Soho, steps from Oxford Street shopping and West End theater nightlife.
Rooms
Conceived like private yacht cabins, rooms feature rich oak paneling, dark wood floors, tactile faux-fur throws, and Hendrik Kerstens portraiture.
Backstory
Five 1835 Georgian townhouses were merged in 1908 to form the historic Berners Hotel, once frequented by Fabergé and King Edward VII.
Eat & drink
Jason Atherton’s Berners Tavern serves under soaring ceilings lined salon-style with gilt frames, while the oak-lined Punch Room mixes bespoke bowls.
The neighborhood
Tucked into Fitzrovia, the hotel sits a short walk from Soho’s dining scene, Oxford Street shopping, and West End theaters.
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