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OPENING DATE:
January 2017
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GENERAL MANAGER:
Marie-Laure Fleury
Property Features
Total Accommodations: 110
- Guest Rooms: 89
- Suites: 11
- Residences: 34
Architects and Designers:
- Architect (original 1922 building): Edwin Cooper
- Architect (current transformation): Aukett Swanke
- Designer (hotel and French restaurant): 4BI & Associates
- Designer (Asian restaurant): AB Concept
- Designer (spa): Joseph Caspari
- Designer (Residences): Linley, Richmond International, Martin Kemp and Fox Linton
Design Aesthetic:
- Grade II*-listed heritage building, meticulously restored and transformed into a Four Seasons hotel
Location:
- Within the City of London, near the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and St. Paul’s Cathedral, as well as numerous corporate headquarters, just 20 minutes from London City Airport
Spa and Wellness
The Spa
Number of Treatment Rooms: 8, including a Couple’s Suite and Hammam
Product Lines: Dr Burgener, marocMaroc
Special Features:
- Nail salon
- Vitality pool, steam and sauna
Spa Director: Verity Marsh
Fitness Centre
Total Space: 165 sq. m. / 1,776 sq. ft.
Pool
- 14 m. / 46 ft. indoor pool
Dining
Restaurant: La Dame de Pic London (2 Michelin stars)
- Cuisine: French Michelin starred cuisine by Chef Anne-Sophie Pic
- Indoor Seating: 65 in restaurant plus 12 in private dining room
- Chef de Cuisine: Evens Lopez
- Restaurant General Manager: Jessa Jastrzemski
Restaurant: Mei Ume
- Cuisine: Chinese and Japanese, based around the concept of shared dining with great emphasis on quality ingredients
- Indoor Seating: 60 in restaurant plus 13 in private dining room
- Chef de Cuisine: Peter Ho
- Restaurant General Manager: Annie Hu-Thornton
Lounge: Rotunda Bar and Lounge
- Cuisine: All day dining, afternoon tea, creative cocktails
- Indoor Seating: 80-90
Leisure and Recreation
Off-Site Activities:
- Historic sites and landmarks including the Tower of London, St. Paul’s Cathedral and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
- River Thames cruises
- Major art institutions and museums including Tate Modern and Tate Britain, as well as numerous small galleries and unusual museums Designer shopping at Royal Exchange, plus several of London’s best food
Meetings and Social Events
Total Event Space: 595 sq. m. / 6,403 sq. ft
Capacity:
- Meet and Feed: 100
- Banquet: 150
- Reception: 200
UN Ballroom: 203 sq. m. / 2,185 sq. ft.
Special Features:
- Rich wood panelling, chandeliers and restored architectural details
- Site of the first reception of the United Nations General Assembly in 1946
Merchants Hall: 138 sq. m. / 1,485 sq. ft
Special Features:
- Circular room with domed ceiling
Additional meeting rooms and event spaces:
- The Gallery: 72 sq. m. / 775 sq. ft.
- Serica (divisible): 36 sq.m. / 387 sq. ft.
- Ariel: 25 sq. m. / 269 sq. ft.
- Challenger: 25 sq. m. / 269 sq. ft.
Private dining rooms in La Dame de Pic and Mei Ume
Alexandra Hobson
Public Relations Manager
10 Trinity Square
London, EC3N 4AJ
United Kingdom
London, EC3N 4AJ
United Kingdom
