L'oscar London
Holborn, London
“Theatrical Edwardian boudoir”
Vibe
Crystal hummingbird lighting, rich velvet upholstery, and deep jewel tones set a theatrical, Oscar Wilde–inspired tone throughout the public spaces.
“Theatrical Edwardian boudoir”
Jacques Garcia interiors feature rich velvet upholstery, crystal hummingbird lighting, and theatrical jewel-toned Arts and Crafts detailing.
A restored Grade II-listed Edwardian Baptist headquarters from 1903, featuring original plaster ceilings and an octagonal dome.
Boutique comfort with Icelandic eiderdown duvets, bespoke evening turndown, and attentive staff across thirty-nine lavish guest rooms.
In Holborn on Southampton Row, a short walk from Covent Garden and West End theatres.
Rooms
Dressed in heavy silks and deep jewel tones, bedrooms feature Icelandic eiderdown duvets beneath restored Arts and Crafts plasterwork.
Backstory
Built in 1903 as the Baptist Union headquarters, the Edwardian Baroque landmark was transformed by Parisian designer Jacques Garcia.
Eat & drink
Cocktails are poured beneath an octagonal domed chapel at The Baptist Bar, while the ground-floor restaurant glows around an illuminated onyx bar.
The neighborhood
Set on Southampton Row in historic Holborn, the West End's theatres and the cobbled piazza of Covent Garden are a short stroll away.
The app
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