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“Electric disco playhouse”
Vibe
A translucent glass facade pulses with LED light above Leicester Square, setting the stage for mirror-paneled public spaces and weekend DJ sets.
“Electric disco playhouse”
The Perception cocktail lounge features weekend DJ sets, agave spirits, and an oversized ceiling disco ball.
Concrete-designed interiors showcase mirror-paneled feature walls, in-room disco balls, and an illuminated dynamic glass exterior facade.
Tablet-driven room automation pairs with twenty-four-hour concierge service, custom bath amenities, and evening turndown.
Overlooking Leicester Square at the edge of Soho and Chinatown, surrounded by West End theatres and nightlife.
Rooms
In-room disco balls and Jack Irving’s spiked, flash-reactive pillows pair with tablet-controlled mood lighting and mirror-paneled walls.
Wellness
The sixth-floor spa houses a sauna, steam room, and four treatment suites alongside a round-the-clock gym stocked with Technogym equipment.
Backstory
Architects Jestico + Whiles built the glass-wrapped structure on the former site of the Swiss Centre, wrapping it in an illuminated veil.
Eat & drink
Europe’s largest disco ball hangs over The Perception, where agave cocktails and Latin American plates accompany late-night DJ sets.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Wardour Street, the hotel sits right where Soho's cocktail bars and Chinatown's dining collide with the West End theatre district.
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