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The Twenty Two — Grosvenor Square

Grosvenor Square introduces The Twenty Two — where Natalia Miyar crafts opulence into each corner of this multifaceted venue.

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The Twenty Two opens at Grosvenor Square, blending hotel, restaurant, and private club
Designed by Natalia Miyar and Bambi Sloan, featuring 31 rooms and a Mews house
Chef Alan Christie offers a menu with local, seasonal produce and inventive cocktails
Members club includes an all-day lounge, covered terrace, and intimate cocktail bar

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The Concept

The Twenty Two is an ambitious blend of hotel, restaurant, and private club, London’s Grosvenor Square. The design narrative is a collaboration between luxury designer Natalia Miyar and French interior designer Bambi Sloan, under the creative direction of Navid Mirtorabi. This establishment offers 31 rooms, a Mews house, and a richly textured aesthetic that merges embroidered silks and bespoke wallpapers with original period features.

What to Expect

In the dining room, Executive Chef Alan Christie curates a menu grounded in seasonal produce sourced from local purveyors. Expect dishes that reflect his commitment to quality. The bar, an attraction in its own right, presents a curated list of house spirits and inventive cocktails with low ABV options. The members club offers a sanctuary for both guests and members, featuring an all-day lounge, a covered terrace, and an intimate cocktail bar. Luxuriate in a setting that encourages creativity and collaboration.

The Verdict

A welcome addition to Grosvenor Square’s landscape, The Twenty Two is a study in refined opulence. Enquire about the house-infused spirits — they’re a revelation.

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