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The Ned

Tripexpert score:

8 / 10

Location: 27 Poultry, London EC2R 8AJ, England

Price:

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Amenities:

Bar/Lounge
Room Service
Laundry Service
Concierge
Restaurant
Pool

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Expert reviews:

Wallpaper

"When the London-based Soho House and New York-based Sydell Group decided to collaborate on a new hotel in central London, the result was always going to be special especially since they..." Full review

The Telegraph

8.0

"The Ned is a spectacle of a hotel...it’s now a party palace – with restaurants, bars and a magnificent lobby with live music. For downtime, expect beautiful bedrooms and a deeply comfy spa." Full review

Fodor's

"Bursting with eye-catching art deco design, and achingly hip, sumptuous interiors, The Ned is as close to the glamor of the 1920s Jazz Age as you’ll find in contemporary London." Full review

Jetsetter

"Ostentatious hotel and members' club in the City with no less than 10 restaurants as well as its own barber shop, hammam, and underground vault." Full review

Condé Nast Traveler

"Intimate this hotel isn't—you could lose weeks in here—but it remains a veritable crowd pleaser." Full review

Time Out

"252 bedrooms, nine restaurants, grooming centres and a members' area (open to guests, too) called Ned's Club, housing a rooftop pool, a gym, a spa, a hammam and a late night lounge bar." Full review

Afar Magazine

"The entire property is done up in cool, vintage-inspired design, including the 250 guestrooms, which range in category from Crash Pad and Cosy to Heritage and six types of suites. " Full review

There’s a photo ban in any place that’s part of the Club membership, including that stunning rooftop.

Forbes Travel Guide

4 Stars

"When London-based Soho House & Co teamed up with New York’s Sydell Group to resurrect a former bank, glamorous stay The Ned was born. This wasn’t any ordinary bank, though. The 1924..." Full review

Lonely Planet

Top choice

"What was until recently the Midland Bank designed by Sir Edwin `Ned' Lutyens in 1924 has metamorphosed into a splendid butterfly with 250 rooms over nine floors." Full review

Choose a `Cosy' room (there are a dozen different types) facing Queen Victoria St. The Ned counts a full seven restaurants in the erstwhile Grand Banking Hall, where there is daily live music.

Monocle

"The atrium is dominated by verdite marble columns in parakeet green, plus listed former banking counters of oak, teak and cherrywood."

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