St Martins Lane London
Covent Garden, London
Vibe
Philippe Starck's playful surrealism greets guests with oversized design quirks, interactive lighting, and an energetic buzz right off the theatre strip.
“Surrealist design funhouse”
Interactive LED mood dials and floor-to-ceiling windows punctuate minimalist white guestrooms originally conceived by Philippe Starck.
Hidden behind a boutique tea counter, cocktail lounge Blind Spot pours drinks themed around the tea trade.
Operating since 1999, the Covent Garden address maintains a steady presence for West End theatregoers.
In Covent Garden, surrounded by West End theatres and steps from Leicester Square.
Rooms
Minimalist all-white spaces feature interactive LED color dials that let you bathe the room in custom hues beside floor-to-ceiling windows.
Backstory
Ian Schrager opened his first European venture here in 1999, transforming a 1960s office block that previously housed the Lumiere Cinema.
Eat & drink
Concealed behind a boutique tea counter with a golden hand handle, Blind Spot pours cocktails themed around the historic tea trade.
The neighborhood
West End stages flank the street outside, while Covent Garden's bustling piazza and Leicester Square sit just a short stroll away.
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