NoMad London
Covent Garden, London
“Theatrical bohemian court salon”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Roman and Williams transformed the former police yard into a soaring, triple-height glass atrium draped in greenery and filled with lively West End energy.
“Theatrical bohemian court salon”
Roman and Williams interiors centered around a triple-height Edwardian greenhouse atrium filled with lush plants.
A Grade II-listed Victorian magistrates court and police station with holding cells housing an on-site museum.
Lively evenings across the agave-focused Side Hustle pub and late-night subterranean cocktail lounge Common Decency.
In Covent Garden directly opposite the Royal Opera House, steps from West End theatres and the piazza.
Rooms
Bedrooms carved from former magistrate offices pair Roman and Williams woodwork with gilded tracery wardrobes and freestanding clawfoot bathtubs.
Backstory
The 19th-century magistrates' court once held Oscar Wilde and Emmeline Pankhurst, and its original cells now house an on-site police museum.
Eat & drink
Dine under the glass atrium canopy, order agave cocktails at Side Hustle, or disappear downstairs to subterranean lounge Common Decency.
The neighborhood
Set directly opposite the Royal Opera House on Bow Street, with Covent Garden's historic piazza and West End theatres moments away.
“Roman and Williams have transformed the rooms and suites — formerly magistrates’ and clerks’ offices, and even jail cells — into warm, inviting, sunlit spaces, full of furniture, artworks, and eclectic objects from a wide range of eras.”
The app
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