The Mandrake
Fitzrovia, London
“Surrealist bohemian sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
A gothic wax chandelier anchors the lobby, leading into a courtyard draped in three storeys of cascading jasmine and passionflowers.
“Surrealist bohemian sanctuary”
Surrealist maximalist interiors showcasing original Salvador Dalí artworks around a three-storey hanging jasmine courtyard.
Waeska Bar and the lush Jurema terrace host regular DJ sets, weekend brunches, and late-night drinks.
Subterranean DAMU Spa featuring sound healing ceremonies, rasul mud chambers, and a zero-gravity vibrational flotation pool.
On Fitzrovia's Newman Street, steps from Oxford Street's shops and the lively restaurants of Soho.
Rooms
Moody bedrooms feature organic mattresses and dark marble bathrooms, while terrace rooms open directly onto the jasmine-clad central courtyard.
Wellness
Subterranean DAMU Spa offers rasul mud caves alongside a zero-gravity flotation pool calibrated with sound frequencies and chromotherapy.
Backstory
Art collector Rami Fustok transformed a vacant Fitzrovia office building into a surrealist refuge named after the medicinal mandrake root.
Eat & drink
Sip botanical cocktails beneath a chimera taxidermy at Waeska Bar, or dine on Levantine plates over open fire at YOPO.
The neighborhood
Set along quiet Newman Street in Fitzrovia, Oxford Street sits two minutes south, with Soho's lively dining district just beyond.
“…a moody, atmospheric 33-room boutique hotel surrounding a central courtyard full of hanging jasmine and passionflower.”
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