NoMad's London debut melds Bow Street's history with Roman and Williams' refined touch.
◆The Brief
- NoMad London opens in historic Bow Street Magistrates Court, Covent Garden
- First international venture for the luxury brand, known for New York, LA, Vegas
- Rooms feature mosaic bathrooms, keyless entry; Royal Opera Suite available
- Atrium restaurant offers all-day dining; Side Hustle bar serves agave spirits
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The Concept
NoMad London is the first international venture for the luxury hotel brand, renowned for its properties in New York, LA, and Vegas. Set within the historic Bow Street Magistrates Court, where figures like The Krays and Oscar Wilde once stood trial, it channels the building's storied past. Spearheaded by Sydell Group's Andrew Zobler, with interiors by Roman and Williams, the hotel balances antique furnishings and bespoke design with a nod to its colourful history.
What to Expect
Expect mosaic bathrooms and keyless entry in rooms ranging from classic to the Royal Opera Suite. Ian Coogan leads the gastronomic programme with a glass-ceilinged atrium restaurant at the core, offering all-day dining. Side Hustle, the bar, presents Mexican-inspired plates alongside a curated selection of agave spirits, while The Library serves breakfast and light bites by day, transitioning to wine and small plates by evening. The atmosphere balances luxury with a quiet, underlying intrigue.
The Verdict
NoMad London is a compelling addition to Covent Garden's hotel scene. Request a seat in the atrium for an experience under the glass ceiling.
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