St. Martins Lane

"Eccentric and irreverent, with a sense of humor," is how Ian Schrager described his cutting-edge Covent Garden hotel, which he transformed from a 1960s' office building into a chic enclave. This was the first hotel that Schrager designed outside the U.S. and the mix of hip design and a sense of cool has been imported across the pond. Whimsical touches abound, for example, a string of daisies replaces 'do not disturb' signs. Rooms are all white, but you can use the full-spectrum lighting to make them any color. Floor-to-ceiling windows in every room offer panoramic views of London.

Facilities:
Restaurant; 2 bars; babysitting; concierge; exercise room; room service

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