London
When
Oct 5 – 8
Who
4 guests
AdultsAge 18 and over
KidsAge 17 and under
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Heritage Suite

The Ned Hotel★★★★· London · 4.5 from 339 Tripadvisor reviews
538 ft²
50 m²
1 bedroom
1 king
Sleeps 2
in real beds
1 baths
private to the suite

Celebrate the rich history of the landmark building that is now the Ned in this vintage-inspired suite.

In the suite

  • Cowshed Spa Bath Products
  • Elegant furnishings
  • Fireplace
  • Well Stocked Cocktail Cabinet
  • Bathtub
  • Bathtub only
  • Dining table
  • Jetted bathtub
  • Large Dome Windows
  • Marble bathroom
  • Ned's Club Gym Access
  • Ned's Club Spa Access
  • Plush Mohair Ottomans
  • Walk-in shower

About The Ned Hotel

Many of the architectural features of the former Midland Bank headquarters building were preserved as it was restored to become The Ned hotel, which means you'll find interesting historic details everywhere you look in his London boutique hotel. The Grand Banking Hall, known for its 92 towering African verdite columns, will now hold bars and restaurants including Cecconi's Northern Italian cuisine, a Parisian style cafe, a piano bar, and a New York style deli. Visit Cowshed spa, a one-stop shop for head-to-toe maintenance. From pedicures and massages to facials and VitaDrips, it’s the ideal spot for pre-party preparations or a full-on makeover. The space also includes Ned’s Parlour; a hairdressing salon offering signature cuts, colours, blow-dries and up-dos and Ned’s Barbershop, a classic, speakeasy-style barbershop. Access to Ned’s Club Gym and Spa, can be arranged for a daily supplement, subject to availability.

  • Banquet and Conference Facilities
  • Barber shop
  • Bar/lounge
  • Breakfast available (surcharge)
  • Business Center with Internet Access
  • Complimentary high speed internet
  • Concierge service
  • Dry cleaning service on site
  • Free High Speed Internet
  • Meeting rooms
  • Nail Salon

27 Poultry, London

London, JS EC2R 8AJ

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