Threadneedles, Autograph Collection
City of London, London
Vibe
A hand-painted 1856 stained-glass dome crowns the former banking hall, where leather seating wraps around soaring marble pillars.
“Victorian banking bolthole”
Grade II listed 1856 Victorian banking hall with an intact hand-painted stained glass dome.
Victorian architectural bones framed with circular leather seating and modern furnishings beneath marble pillars.
Drinks and afternoon tea served beneath the soaring stained-glass atrium at The Dome Lounge.
In the Square Mile opposite the Bank of England, steps from Bank station and the Royal Exchange.
Rooms
Soundproof windows shut out the Square Mile bustle, while generous marble bathrooms offer separate soaking tubs and walk-in showers.
Backstory
Built in 1856 as the London, City and Midland Bank headquarters, the Victorian landmark was later converted into the Square Mile's first boutique hotel.
Eat & drink
Sip cocktails across the original mahogany banking counter at the bar, or take afternoon tea beneath the circular atrium dome.
The neighborhood
Set opposite the Bank of England, the hotel puts the Royal Exchange and the Victorian arcade of Leadenhall Market steps away.
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