The Imperial
Bloomsbury, London
Vibe
Sculptural terrazzo, warm timber panelling, and mid-century styling bring a lively modernist energy to the edge of Russell Square.
“Modernist Bloomsbury rendezvous”
Mid-century modern interiors featuring sculptural terrazzo, warm wood panelling, and geometric bay windows facing Russell Square.
A tenth-floor panoramic rooftop bar alongside the ground-floor Edit lounge and a lively Bancone pasta counter.
A twenty-four-hour fitness centre for daily workouts, complemented by open-air terrace soaking tubs in select suites.
Facing Russell Square gardens in Bloomsbury, two minutes on foot from the British Museum.
Rooms
Faceted geometric bay windows frame leafy park views, while select terrace hideaways feature outdoor soaking tubs and maximalist Adam Ellis prints.
Wellness
A 24-hour gym handles daily training, while guests in select suites can unwind in private open-air soaking tubs on the terrace.
Backstory
The original 1905 Edwardian building was replaced in the late 1960s by C. Lovett Gill, creating this concrete modernist landmark.
Eat & drink
Arcus pairs panoramic city skyline views with cocktails on the tenth floor, while ground-floor counter seats serve Bancone hand-rolled pasta.
The neighborhood
Russell Square gardens unfold right outside the front doors, and the British Museum sits just a two-minute walk away.
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