Threadneedles Hotel London

General Information

Threadneedles is the 1st luxury shop hotel in London's City Square Mile. Primarily a Banking Hall built in 1856, the guesthouse echoes its colorful past with a wealthy and current inside, solid oak doors and notable marble columns. The 5-star hotel features an awe-inspiring hand-painted glass atrium which crowns the reception desk and honesty brasserie region. Soft tones and clever lighting create a relaxing vicinage within the 69 modern apartments & suites. Sumptuous Egyptian cotton and duck-down duvets adorn the beds, whilst the high-speed Internet and ipod docking stations are discreetly hidden away. Limestone bathrooms feature frosted glass sliding doors, chrome and glass accessories and plasma-screen TVs. Customers who would like to experience the unsurpassable indulgence should visit in The Penthouse, which features a special inside and majestic private terrace facing the town. Complimentary work cards, shoe shine and newspaper offered. Complimentary water is supplied on turndown. The diverse facilities provided are suite amenities, business area (PC terminal for visitors to utilize), handicap apartments (partially), wi-fi i-net, meeting facilities, restaurant ( closed for breakfast and dinner on Saturday and Sundays), smoke self-sufficient property and i-net access (GBP 20. 00 in a day or GBP 6. 00 per hour).

Dining Information

The sumptuous restaurant Bonds serves present-day French cuisine and is notorious with the local town work persons who add a buzz to the brasserie evenings.

Location Information

Near Bank subway station and Liverpool Street station. The River Thames, Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral surrounding. Gatwick International Airport is 48 km away, about 50 mins trip time. Threadneedles is situated in the center of London's financial area, the City. It is the oldest part of the capital, offering distinguished landmarks such as the Bank of England, St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London. But there are comtemporary classics too, such as the Lloyds Building and Swiss Re Tower; 2 of the London skyline's most outstanding upstarts. The arts too are well represented, not least by the world-popular Barbican center and the Tate Modern. All these are several mins amble from the guesthouse, and the modern West End is a mere tube or cab ride away.