- 24 hour front desk
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Wheelchair accessible
- Room service
- Concierge
- No pets allowed
- Valet parking
- Sauna
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Off street parking
- Indoor swimming pool
- Spa treatments (on request)
- 24 hour room service
- Rooftop terrace bar
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Jacuzzi
- Steam rooms
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Beauty salon
- Multi-lingual staff
- Wake-up service
- Doctor on call
- Air conditioning
- Business center
- Shopping area nearby
The Londoner Hotel
London, United Kingdom
Leicester Square
350 Rooms
It takes some confidence to call a new hotel something like The Londoner; but it also takes some confidence to replace the old Odeon Cinema West End with a hotel that towers eight floors above Leicester Square, with a further six levels below ground. It’s conceived as a “super-boutique” hotel, which aims to marry the character and personalized service...
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Hotelist Club members receive:
- Upgrade to next room category, based upon availability at check-in
- Guaranteed 2pm late check-out
- Welcome treat in room on arrival
- 20 GBP hotel credit per room, per day (valid towards incidentals)
- Personal Hotelist concierge that can arrange airport transfers, activities, and more.
38 Leicester Square, West End, London, LND, WC2H 7DX, GBR
Amenities
The Londoner Hotel
It takes some confidence to call a new hotel something like The Londoner; but it also takes some confidence to replace the old Odeon Cinema West End with a hotel that towers eight floors above Leicester Square, with a further six levels below ground. It’s conceived as a “super-boutique” hotel, which aims to marry the character and personalized service of a boutique with the large scale and extreme comforts of a high-end luxury operation.
Hotels certainly don’t get much more central than this — but with 350 rooms and suites, it’s a self-contained world, and feels pleasantly removed from the bustle outside. There’s space here not just for the accommodations but for the Residence, a members’ club that’s just for hotel guests, comprising a Drawing Room, the multi-purpose Y Bar, and the speakeasy-style Whisky Room. And below the square is the Retreat, the Londoner’s vast spa, pool, and wellness complex.
The rooms and suites live up to the promise of boutique aesthetics with a visual identity that’s immediately unique. Even the humblest rooms feature plentiful space, floor-to-ceiling windows, and necessities like Toto washlets, Nespresso machines, and Roberts radios; the suites scale dizzying heights from there, both figuratively and, in the case of the Skyline and Penthouse suites, literally.
Dining and drinking options include the Whitcomb’s restaurant, the ground-floor Joshua’s Tavern, the central Lobby Bar, and the self-explanatory Rooftop Bar. And among its events spaces is a nod to the site’s former use — a two-screen Odeon cinema, which will likely see much use from the West End film world.
Hotels certainly don’t get much more central than this — but with 350 rooms and suites, it’s a self-contained world, and feels pleasantly removed from the bustle outside. There’s space here not just for the accommodations but for the Residence, a members’ club that’s just for hotel guests, comprising a Drawing Room, the multi-purpose Y Bar, and the speakeasy-style Whisky Room. And below the square is the Retreat, the Londoner’s vast spa, pool, and wellness complex.
The rooms and suites live up to the promise of boutique aesthetics with a visual identity that’s immediately unique. Even the humblest rooms feature plentiful space, floor-to-ceiling windows, and necessities like Toto washlets, Nespresso machines, and Roberts radios; the suites scale dizzying heights from there, both figuratively and, in the case of the Skyline and Penthouse suites, literally.
Dining and drinking options include the Whitcomb’s restaurant, the ground-floor Joshua’s Tavern, the central Lobby Bar, and the self-explanatory Rooftop Bar. And among its events spaces is a nod to the site’s former use — a two-screen Odeon cinema, which will likely see much use from the West End film world.