Beaverbrook expands to Sloane Street with a Georgian townhouse and a nod to Hokusai.
◆The Brief
- Beaverbrook Town House opens in Chelsea after a £25 million restoration
- 14 suites named after London's theatres, designed by Nicola Harding
- Japanese restaurant offers a modern dining experience with traditional techniques
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The Concept
Following the celebrated success of Beaverbrook Country House Hotel in Surrey, Beaverbrook Town House presents its urban counterpart in Chelsea. A £25 million restoration of two Georgian townhouses, in partnership with Cadogan, has borne a luxurious retreat. Nicola Harding and Creative Director Sir Frank Lowe have crafted a space that respects past grandeur while embracing contemporary luxury, naming the 14 suites after London's beloved theatres.
What to Expect
Expect interiors that echo the delicate brushstrokes of 19th-century artist Hokusai, with a distinctively Japanese aesthetic that flows into the restaurant and bar. The hotel's 14 bedrooms are complemented by a meeting room, catering to both leisure and business travellers. The Japanese restaurant promises a menu that respects traditional techniques while offering a modern dining experience, all under the careful design eye of Nicola Harding.
The Verdict
A sophisticated addition to Chelsea, Beaverbrook Town House offers a harmonious blend of theatrical charm and Japanese elegance. Enquire about the theatre-named suites for a touch of London history.
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