One Aldwych
London
“Theatreland Edwardian sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
The double-height Lobby Bar pairs monumental seasonal floral installations and contemporary sculptures with a buzzing Theatreland crowd.
“Theatreland Edwardian sanctuary”
A 1907 Grade II listed Edwardian flatiron building, originally built as the Morning Post headquarters.
Robert Angell designed guest rooms paired with Fabled Studio public spaces and four hundred contemporary artworks.
A dedicated residents-only Library lounge, evening turndown service, and personalized West End theater concierge arrangements.
In Covent Garden at The Strand and Aldwych, steps from West End theatres and the Piazza
Rooms
Redesigned by Robert Angell, the light-filled rooms pair soft neutral palettes with original contemporary artworks and tailored British craftsmanship.
Wellness
Where the newspaper printing presses once ran, an 18-meter chlorine-free subterranean pool now features underwater music and ambient wall projections.
Backstory
The 1907 flatiron landmark was designed by Anglo-French architects Mewès and Davis as headquarters for The Morning Post newspaper.
Eat & drink
Mezzanine restaurant Indigo serves an entirely gluten- and dairy-free British menu overlooking the soaring Lobby Bar below.
The neighborhood
Straddling the junction of The Strand and Aldwych, the hotel puts West End theaters and Covent Garden Piazza at your doorstep.
“The building itself, for one, is a listed 1907 Edwardian landmark, originally home to the Morning Post — try as they might, no converted warehouse or renovated apartment block would quite match it.”
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