Features
What to expect: Although the Georgian façade is English Heritage listed and the interior retains some original features, the decor is modern, Scandinavian style. The result is an informal and relaxed ambiance, with friendly and helpful service. Amenity highlights: The atrium-style health club provides gym, personal trainers, single-sex saunas, and solarium. The Terrace restaurant is situated in a vast, plant-filled conservatory and also has a summer patio. Insider tip: Visitors can get a taste of Bloomsbury’s literary history with a stroll across the road from the hotel to the small pedestrianized Woburn Walk. This series of Georgian shop-fronts now contains cafés, bookshops, and other stores, but was once home to W B Yeats. Charles Dickens lived in part of what is now British Medical Association House, just opposite the hotel.
The Terrace - This atrium-style conservatory serves international cuisine. Filled with plants, it is a light and spacious restaurant, with high ceilings and comfortable chairs set around white linen-topped tables. Lunch and dinner à la carte menus are available, while breakfast and tea can also be served here. A patio is available in summer for alfresco dining. Three Crowns Brasserie - A buffet breakfast is served in the Three Crowns, as well as set menus and à la carte menus for lunch and dinner. The cuisine is international, while the Scandinavian decor, with pale wood and lilac paint stencils, gives the restaurant an informal feel. Erik’s Bar and Lounge - Refreshments and snacks are served all day in this relaxed bar that doubles as an informal meeting place. Georgian features, such as stucco ceilings and an original fireplace, are complemented by contemporary furniture in autumnal colors.
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