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The Londoner — Leicester Square

The world’s first ‘super boutique hotel’ lands in Leicester Square, redefining urban luxury with Yabu Pushelberg's visionary design.

◆The Briefthe sixty-second version

The Londoner opens as the first 'super boutique hotel' in Leicester Square
Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, it spans 16 stories with 350 rooms
Whitcomb’s offers a Mediterranean menu; rooms start at £500
Visit The Stage for Champagne and curated entertainment

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The Concept

The Londoner, a £300 million venture, opens as the world's pioneering 'super boutique hotel' in Leicester Square. Designed by contemporary maestros Yabu Pushelberg, it stretches across 16 stories offering an urban sanctuary that balances luxury with intimacy. The hotel is a response to the modern traveller's evolving expectations, merging high design with a cosmopolitan lifestyle. It features 350 rooms and suites, each promising tailored opulence.

What to Expect

Whitcomb’s, the signature restaurant on the ground floor, offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu that celebrates seasonal produce. Joshua’s Tavern, the hotel's own pub, specialises in terroir-led gintonicas, adding a refined twist to the classic gin and tonic. The Stage, a Champagne bar, unfolds in 'three acts', marrying opulent drinks with a carefully curated entertainment programme. The rooftop bar offers panoramic views, promising a sophisticated setting. Rooms start at £500, each a testament to thoughtful design and luxury.

The Verdict

The Londoner redefines what a city hotel can be, with each detail considered. Visit The Stage for an evening of Champagne and unexpected performances. Book ahead for a prime view.

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