A sanctuary in Lancaster Gate where Georgian architecture meets mindful living.
◆The Brief
- Inhabit Queen’s Gardens: a wellness-centric boutique hotel in Lancaster Gate
- Georgian townhouses transformed with Scandinavian minimalism and Eastern tranquillity
- Plant-based restaurant, wellness centre, and zen-like rooms promote relaxation
- Engage in Peloton, yoga, and meditation for a mindful urban escape
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The Concept
Inhabit Queen’s Gardens emerges as a serene retreat in the city, transforming Georgian townhouses into a wellness-centric boutique hotel. Holland Harvey Architects and Caitlin Henderson Design craft spaces that blend Scandinavian minimalism with Eastern tranquillity. The hotel champions sustainability and community, embedding these values into every aspect of its operations. It's a contemporary refuge where wellness and eco-consciousness define the guest experience.
What to Expect
Rooms and suites are zen-like, with an understated elegance that encourages calmness. The restaurant eschews meat, focusing instead on plant-based dishes that nourish body and mind. Guests can unwind in the lounge or explore the library, while the wellness centre offers a programme of activities including Peloton sessions, yoga, and meditation. The interior design reflects a harmonious fusion of clean lines and soft textures, promoting relaxation and mindfulness.
The Verdict
Inhabit Queen’s Gardens offers a thoughtful urban escape. Embrace the daily wellness activities. Enquire about their community partnerships for a deeper connection.
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