Vintry and Mercer
City of London, London
“Guild-inspired city boutique”
Vibe
Custom velvet headboards, brass accents, and reproduction seventeenth-century navigational maps bring the City's historic trading guilds into a sleek modern boutique.
“Guild-inspired city boutique”
Studio Moren interiors pairing custom velvet headboards, brass accents, and reproduction seventeenth-century ceiling maps.
A subterranean speakeasy serving barrel-aged cocktails beneath a rooftop terrace overlooking St Paul's Cathedral.
Heated bathroom floors, bespoke textile headboards, and attentive boutique service near Mansion House.
On historic Garlick Hill in the City, steps from Mansion House station and St Paul's Cathedral.
Rooms
Plush velvet headboards and palm-print wallcoverings anchor the bedrooms, while bathrooms feature heated stone floors and walk-in rainfall showers.
Backstory
The name honors the neighborhood's medieval trade guilds: the Vintry wine merchants established in 1364, and the Mercer textile traders from 1304.
Eat & drink
Sip barrel-aged cocktails in the subterranean speakeasy DND, or head up to Mercer Roof Terrace for skyline dining facing St Paul’s Cathedral.
The neighborhood
Set along cobbled Garlick Hill, the hotel puts St Paul's Cathedral, Mansion House, and the Thames within an easy five-minute stroll.
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