The Bloomsbury Hotel
Fitzrovia, London
“Literary salon glam”
Vibe
Martin Brudnizki interiors mix high-gloss coral lacquered walls, Murano chandeliers, and Luke Edward Hall illustrations with literary salon glamour.
“Literary salon glam”
Martin Brudnizki interiors featuring vivid coral-lacquered walls, bespoke Murano chandeliers, and custom Luke Edward Hall illustrations.
A Grade II-listed 1928 Neo-Georgian shell originally designed by British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens.
All-day cocktails in The Coral Room and evening jazz on the heated Bloomsbury Club terrace.
On Great Russell Street, steps from the British Museum and Tottenham Court Road station.
Rooms
Plush velvet furnishings meet Italian marble bathrooms with underfloor heating, creating a warm, polished hideaway above Great Russell Street.
Backstory
Sir Edwin Lutyens designed the 1928 Neo-Georgian landmark, which originally served as the central headquarters for the YWCA.
Eat & drink
Dalloway Terrace serves brasserie classics under rotating seasonal florals, while The Coral Room pours English sparkling wines alongside bespoke cocktails.
The neighborhood
The British Museum sits just across the street, with the West End theaters and Soho dining a short walk away.
The app
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