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Ready to live that NoMad life
People born after 1995 might struggle ordering room service (instructions available upon request)
Gorgeous walk-in shower, I especially loved the extra thick towels
The Parlour Suite
Hotel room art
Prepping for my DJ set in style — might be hard to get up from this couch
There are plenty of little nooks such as this one just by the elevator; it feels like a continuation of the room, which adds familiarity and coziness
One of the bars is located in the library where they serve breakfast, as well as light meals throughout the day. It's also the perfect place to enjoy a pre-dinner drink or herbal tea
The library is organized by theme — music, art, architecture — and even comes with a little map to direct you to the section you are interested in
The attention to detail is apparent even in the least likely places — I love these hues and tones
The signature restaurant is located under the imposing glass ceiling which is the central feature of the hotel. Airy, flowy and bright, it feels like being outdoors — as the evening progresses, the mood subtly shifts to intimate lighting
Flavor-bursting king crab tagliatelle
Despite the main restaurant being open, there is also a more intimate section with opulent booths and a fireplace
There are three bars where bar staff clad in leather aprons serve elaborate cocktails in outrageously thin-stemmed glasses
When the bed is that comfortable, it's a breakfast in bed situation
The gym has everything you need!
I love the abundance of light and luscious plants from the moment you step into the lobby
The old police station entrance is now the entrance to the main hotel bar aptly called Side Hustle
Highs & Lows
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The heritage of the building — many historical figures such as the Kray Twins and Oscar Wilde were famously booked here. Some of the old police station's features have been preserved in the hallways and even some rooms.
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The food is excellent!! Run by Chef Ashley Abodeely, the menu is "eclectic, with a focus on local and regional bounty from farm, field and coast." I absolutely loved the roasted cauliflower with figs and vadouvan; and the king crab tagliatelle was one of the best I've ever had.
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The design! Love the thinking process and continuity between the communal parts and the room. The colors and tones echo throughout the entire space giving a sense of familiarity and hominess.
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The attention to detail is prevalent. Whether it is the design, the service, or the cuisine, everything is on point!
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There are three restaurants, each with their own distinctive vibe and atmosphere.
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The imposing glass ceiling atrium is the highlight of the space. It allows the main restaurant to bask in natural light while the many plants and vines make it feel like an open garden. A real gem in the middle of London.
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There is no swimming pool.
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Such amazing comfort and indulgence comes at a steep price. The value per square foot is definitely on the higher end of the scale.
Important Bits
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Type
Historic Hotel
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Vibe
Traditional London elegance meets ultimate comfort
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Location
Located on a quiet stretch of Covent Garden in Central London, in the old Bow Street Magistrates' Court and police station
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Rooms
91
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
Personal and attentive. The ever so smiling staff is professional but have this incredibly welcoming and relaxed aura about themselves. After a very swift check in, I was escorted to my room by the same person who checked me in. The experience felt much closer to being welcomed by a friend than a hotel clerk
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Future Forward
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Music
Discrete and contemporary. Loved the playlist — mostly jazzy and mellow indie hip-hop. As someone who lives with music, I appreciate not being overwhelmed by it, the volume and vibe were just right
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Year Opened
2021
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Designed By
New York-based Roman and Williams
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Health & Wellness
They have a fitness and workout room and a spa
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Food
Three restaurants all overseen by Ashley Abodeely. The NoMad is the signature restaurant and is high-end. The Side Hustle is more casual and has a south Cal-Mex menu. The Library serves breakfast and light meals throughout the day until the evening
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
Each restaurant has its own bar. I was also shown a bar that was still under construction which would cater more to night-owls — with a DJ and available for private hire. Outside, Central London’s incredible night scene with SoHo’s super vibrant bars and Mayfair’s exclusive night clubs are just a few steps away, but far enough that you don’t have the messy Leicester Square crowd on your doorstep
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Minibar & Retail
The rooms have a lovely stocked bar and coffee machine
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Accessibility
Some rooms and most common areas are wheelchair accessible
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Pet Friendly
Pets are allowed with prior agreement from management. Animals are restricted to bedrooms and dogs are also allowed in the guest-only library and are not permitted in any public area
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Children
Yes
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Price
Prices per night range from $700 - $3,500
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Covent Garden is an area many Londoners may try to avoid. It's a bustling area full of shops, markets, street performance artists and the dire crowd of tourists it attracts. However, it truly is a beautiful part of London and is ideally located. Situated right in the middle of everything there is to experience in the city and just steps from the theater district, SoHo, clubs, bars and restaurants.
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