Home > UK / Ireland Guide > Hotel National > Sanderson Hotel (West End, London)

Sanderson Hotel (West End, London)

Description: A lavish "Urban Spa" in the heart of London’s West End, Sanderson offers a retreat from the bustle of the city into a world of fantasy and wellbeing. The landmarked 50s building has been transformed by Philippe Starck into a surreal Cocteau-like dreamworld ... more

Sanderson Hotel (West End, London) ... with a lushly landscaped interior courtyard garden, world-class gourmet restaurant by Alain Ducasse, and the extensive facilities of the renowned Agua Bathhouse. Sanderson epitomizes a “new luxury” that is smart, pared down, and tempered with a healthy dose of wit and irony – in short, a hotel with modern sex appeal.

Newest Review: ... be seen. As I continued to swing on the chair, guests walked passed from the Long Bar onroute to the rest rooms, dripping in ... more

... Gucci, Versace and Louis Vitton, all with a certain gait. Heads held high and confident strides as if the knew they belonged here. There was no comfort or warmth to be found here and feeling awkward in my jeans I signalled to my husband to hurry up. We were given a superior room on the 4th floor at a special rate of £200 (not including breakfast). Normally prices start at about £300 and go up to £3000 but the terrorist attacks two weeks before had hit the tourist industry hard and even the Sanderson was feeling the pi...more

Read Reviews for Sanderson Hotel (West End, Lon...

Sanderson Hotel (West End, London): Moguls and models only please (1859 words)
by jaggynettles - written on 10/02/06 (Very useful, 851 readings)
Rating:

I will try to write this review as objectively as possible but if my acid wit gets in the way, I apologise in advance. I was very much looking forward to staying a night in the Sanderson Hotel last July but it did not live up to my expectations. The 5 star Sanderson describes itself as an "Urban Spa" in the heart of London. Just off Oxford Street it claims to serve as a retreat from the bustle of the city. From the outside it looks like a dreary 1950s office block with plenty pebble dash thrown in for good measure. The only hint that this is a hotel are the dwarf fir trees by the entrance and two very smartly dressed Eastern European ...

Read review

Products similar to Sanderson Hotel (West End, Lon...

Marble Arch Inn (London)

Cheap

Nasty

Ibis -London Euston

Value for Money, Very Clean, Superb Customer Services

None

Edward Lear

Very reasonable prices

Rather shabby accommodation

County Hotel Epping Forest

London - 2 or more Stars

Parkside Hotel (London)

Clean, Friendly, Good Value for Money

Road Noise

Hilton Hotel London Islington (London)

Great location

The lock on the iron would beat Houdini

More products in Hotel National

Big Blue Hotel (Blackpool)
All round excellent none

Premier Travelinn (Slough, Berkshire)
Free Parking rare in Slough, easy to book on line, and cancel on the day no penalties Limited Service. Expensive Internet Access

Swallow Hotel Manchester Airport

B & Bs in Newquay
Its Newquay and its nice. Crap living

Chadwick Hotel (Lytham St Annes)
Family Run. Great Service from Staff. Information Packs. Cosy Public Areas. Very Dated Furnishings. Inadaquate Car Park. Comedy Lift. Rickety Stairs & Narrow Passageways.

Elizabeth Hotel Rockingham (Corby)
Very nice suites Strip lights in the rooms

Durham Marriott Hotel Royal County (Durham)
Convenient location Parking difficulties

Grassmarket Hotel (Edinburgh)
Cheap and cheerful in a central location Can be noisy

De Vere Whites Hotel (Bolton)

Innkeeper's Lodge (Lichfield)
Location. Ready made house of horrors set? Where do I start?

Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity

Read 1 review

Write a review