Reception
The magnificent piece of art behind the reception desk replicates the river Thames meandering through London, with the hotel’s location at the centre of the piece.
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The brief from the client was simple, they wanted a 21st Century 'Grand Hotel'.
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2017 Winner luxury destination spa
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2017 Winner luxury wellness spa
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2017 Winner luxury business hotel spa
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2011 Winner Overall Winner of the year
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2011 Winner Refurbishment of the Year
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2011 Winner Hotel Spa of the Year
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2011 Winner Best Bar/All Day Dining
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2011 Shortlisted Guestrooms
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2011 Shortlisted Best Suite
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2011 Shortlisted Best Lobby/Public Areas
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2011 Shortlisted Best Bedrooms & Bathrooms
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2011 Shortlisted Best Spa
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2011 Shortlisted Best Bar/All Day Dining
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2012 Winner Hotel over 200 Rooms
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2012 Shortlisted Best Spa
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2016 Winner World’s Best Male Spa
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2016 Winner Best spa in england
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2016 Winner Best Hotel spa in england
Originally an imposing Victorian-era Grand Hotel, the project presented a very rare and unique gift in that the decades of MoD use resulted in there being no heritage listing on the building. The core objective was to leave the exterior unaltered, but internally to identify the base structure and recognise the potential hidden behind layers of chaotic adjustments and insertions.
A commitment to authentic craftsmanship gives Corinthia London the timeless appeal of a true classic – a place that feels comfortable in its own skin, and which imbues the guest with a similar feeling of composure.
Chandelier Details
Conceived as a grand ‘garden’ room, the lobby lounge features a 5.8 metre ceiling and a spectacular seven metre central glass dome with a Baccarat ‘full moon’ chandelier, comprised of 1001 individual crystal orbs.
Lift detail
The bronze clad detailing on the lift doors are cast from molds of actual leaves found within St. James Park.
Natural light floods into The Northall, the hotel’s brasserie style all-day dining destination.
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Guestrooms
The original intention was to choose just one of the two guestroom concepts, however, both designs were so well received that the Client chose to develop both.
The thermal plunge pool in the hotel’s flagship ESPA Life, which spans over 3,000 square meters and four floors.
Penthouse
Seven exquisite penthouse suites utilise the upper floor spaces and unrivalled turret areas. Each subtly-themed penthouse delivers a bespoke experience, with inspiration from an imagined Georgian London street and the different people that might have lived there - the writer, the musician, the actor, the explorer.
