St Martins Lane

Imagine, if you will, a bare white room. Add a Scandinavian-style double bed with crisp white linen, a tall white unit set at a jaunty angle in the middle of the floor, a glass desk which lights up and a white plastic stool. Odds on, the room you are imagining has a door. Shut it and paint it white so that there is no clue that there is a door there. Welcome to your bedroom at the St Martin’s Lane hotel. The St Martin’s Lane hotel is more than a hotel, it’s an experience. Part of the Morgans group of hotels it is known for its quirky nature which is aided and abetted by Phillipe Starck’s rather unique designs Situated in the heart of London, ...  Read the complete review

This was a special treat for our wedding anniversary!! We walked from Covent Garden tube station (under 5 mins.) and walked toward what was actually a rather shabby looking building. I joked to Hubby that the building with scaffolding was probably the hotel knowing our luck. Unfortunately it was! We checked in with a young man on reception who was very friendly and approachable (as seemed all the staff). I cheekily asked for an upgrade as it was our anniversary and he smiled and said we already have upgraded you. So there was a good start! We tried to check in at around 3.10 pm but our room was not ready. He asked if we would like to go in to Asia de ...  Read the complete review

I went to this hotel for a night in the Summer, although I live in London, I stayed here as a treat for a friend of mine. It was such a great surprise for him, he had no idea we were booked into somewhere so swanky. The exterior is very discreet (no name at all) and the lobby is very glamorous - full of bizarre art objects, video screens and music. It felt very Miami as I'd been to the Delano in Miami and it reminded me a lot of that hotel. Our room was gorgeous, really stylish with a predominantly white decor saved by a splash of lime. There was a huge bed, a funky white unit containing TV and mini-bar and a long table with ...  Read the complete review

I was taken here as a suprise and you will not have another hotel stay like it. I will admit it was expensive although there are discounted rates around. All the rooms are different and as it was we made friends with a couple we met in the hotel, saw their room and it was COMPLETELY different. Plus they upgraded my room upon arrival for free as they found out it was my birthday. The whole decor and ambiance of the hotel is amazing, the lighting and furniture is unique. When you stay you MUST visit the restuarant Asia de Cuba which yes is above the average cost but then the food and service is also above average. Amazing stay and would definitely visit again for ...  Read the complete review