In London’s arts-central West End district, The Londoner Hotel is an ideal spot to unpack for an active, experience-focused stay. Part of the Edwardian Hotels luxury collection, this swish property offers 350 guestrooms and suites, along with private screening rooms, a ballroom, meeting spaces, and six concept dining and bar selections. There’s also The Retreat, where guests can immerse themselves in a wellness journey featuring a pool; sauna; hydropool; steam room; tranquil cabanas; and a curated selection of holistic body therapies, massages and facials.
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The Residence private guest spaces also encompass The Y Bar, The Drawing Room and The Whiskey Room.
Capitalize on the hotel’s Leicester Square address with exceptional experiences that include Ways of Seeing, a guided arts expedition on Fridays led by art expert Emma Maud. Offering insight through her personal academic lens, Maud guides guests around exhibitions on show at the city’s premiere independent galleries, ending with a tour of the hotel’s very own collection of works by luminaries including Anthony Gormley, Tracy Emin and Marc Quinn.
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Later, enjoy complimentary tickets to Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers, on view at National Gallery. Tickets include an Express Lunch Menu with two courses and two glasses of wine at Whitcomb’s at The Londoner. Other offers include two complimentary tickets to the Fragile Beauty exhibition at Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington, featuring images from the collection of Sir Elton John and David Furnish; and NAOMI, the Naomi Campbell Exhibit celebrating Campbell’s career.
Other enticing offers include a one-night stay at The Londoner for two guests, with a discounted rate, breakfast, and access to The Residence and The Retreat. This offer also includes tickets to either Macbeth at Harold Pinter Theatre; Adrien Brody’s West End debut in The Fear of 13; or Dr. Strange Love, starring British legend Steve Coogan (show tickets are date-specific; inquire when booking at The Londoner).
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