St Martins Lane

The hotel was built in 1989 according to the design of Philippe Starck and consists of six floors with a total of 204 rooms, including suites and lofts with large windows. The design combines architectural features ranging from the modern to Baroque. Hotel facilities include a lobby with a 24-hour reception, a safe, currency exchange desk, cloakroom, conference room and lift access as well as a garage and car parking spaces. Dining options include a café, a popular bar featuring a unique design, lights shows and photographs from Jean Baptiste Mondino as well an exquisite and well-known air-conditioned restaurant with a separate non-smoking area. Hotel guests have the option of using the Internet access as well as the room and laundry services available. The Rum Bar is located at the edge of the restaurant and has a bar area serving over a hundred types of Rum. It is a standing bar and has a series of custom-designed high lean-on tables.

Framing sweeping views of London, the floor-to-ceiling windows in this room offer a dramatic perspective on the energetic city below. An eclectic mix of custom-designed furniture by Philippe Starck will tickle your fancy, while the crisp white linens, plush duvet and luxurious agua by Korres amenities will soothe your soul. A one-of-a-kind interactive light installation allows you to personalize the space. With one touch you can change the ambient lighting,choosing from a full spectrum of vibrant colors to express every mood. Standard room are 240 sqft/22.3 sqm.

The hotel has a very well-known restaurant, Asia de Cuba which is overseen by renowned international restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow. It combines elements of Asian and Cuban cuisine served sharing-style in a high energy London restaurant.Housed in a dramatically colonnaded space, Asia de Cuba's innovative menu is matched in its surroundings by a dramatic series of soaring art columns. Asia de Cuba not only serves huge sharing portions for dinner, it has adapted the famous dishes for Bento Boxes, perfect for lunch or pre-theater. At the end of your experience, you can also take a little piece home with the new Chocolate Menu, featuring classic Asia de Cuba cocktails and flavors such as 'Deluxe Mojito' and 'Thai Chilli' encapsulated in chocolate.At St Martins Lane there is also the well-known" The Light Bar" which is a unique and breathtaking London club that takes the concept of atmospheric lighting to new heights. Guests gather to sip the now famous cocktails, such as Raspassion Martini, Lighten Up Champagne, Strawberry Cheesecake and Lychee and Elderflower Collins, snack on Asia de Cuba delights, chat and people watch in a series of cozy niches that are bathed in warmly vibrant shafts of colored light,pink, orange, violet, and green. The walls are hung with enormous black & white close-up photographs of people making.

The hotel has its own gym open 24 hours a day, located on the 1st floor. Hotel guests are also entitled to use Gym Box which features an Olympic-size boxing ring and more than 25 punch bags, plus a large range of cardio equipment. There are also cinema screens, dedicated spinning studios and personal trainers available. The use of the gym is complimentary to the hotel's resident guests.

The Light Bar serves speciality drinks and cocktails and on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays there is a DJ in the bar playing a variety of music. Guests must be 21 years or older and a resident to be admitted.

Driving from London Heathrow, take the M4 to the A4 which carries onto Cromwell Road, and follow through to Old Brompton Road and Hyde Park Corner. Follow through to Trafalgar Square. The hotel is located on St Martins Lane. From London Heathrow by rail, take the Heathrow Express to London Paddington railway station. Then take a taxi or take London underground Piccadilly Line to Leicester Square and take two rights onto St Martins Lane. From London Gatwick by rail, take the Gatwick Express to London Victoria railway station and then take a taxi.