Introduction: The Sanctum Soho Hotel is located just off of
Regent Street within the district of
Soho and less than
300 yards from
Piccadilly Circus. This makes it a fantastic location that is
surrounded by the west end of London and all the theatres and nightlife that
makes it such a popular destination for travellers from around the world. Regent
Street is famous for its long winding parades of shops, boutiques, fast food
restaurants and bars while retaining an upmarket feel. From Regents Park and the
BBC Broadcasting House at its north end to Piccadilly Circus at its south end
(famed for its huge neon advertising signs and the statue of Eros). Off of the
side streets that line Regent Street you'll find many busy pubs and wine bars
along with theatres such as the renowned London Palladium. Soho is popular for
its many great restaurants, clubs and adult oriented entertainment venues.
Bordering Soho to the north is Oxford Street with over 1 mile of endless shops,
stores, boutiques and restaurants all very much catering to the tourist.
Piccadilly Circus is to all intents and purposes the very centre of London and
the shops and nightlife for which its so famous. if its fine clothing your after
then take a trip to Saville Row, just 150 yards from the hotel, this is where
some of the UK's finest tailors will fit you for a bespoke custom fitted suit or
other garments.
A large number of the London's best known attractions are within walking dance,
a selection of which includes Ripley's believe it or Not Museum (0.2 miles),
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (0.2 miles),
Trocadero centre (0.2 miles),
Planet
Hollywood (0.2 miles), Michael Faraday Museum (0.2 miles), Ben Uri Art Society
and London Jewish Museum of Art (0.3 miles), Leicester square (0.3 miles) and
the
National Gallery (0.5 miles).
Hotel:
Inspired by a desire to create a hotel aimed at musicians looking for luxury
boutique accommodation in the heart of central London. The Sanctum Soho Hotel
has an air of edgy glamour with an artsy, bohemian flair mixed with a feel of
eccentricity and fun. As you enter the hotels spacious lobby you will find
specially commissioned paintings, ever-changing works of art and some "living
artworks". Throughout the hotel is the use of Light oaks, timbers and parquet
flooring. There are also 2 elegant fireplaces and corridors are lined with dark aubergine walls, oak floors and inset custom runners with door handles made of crystal.
Each bedroom is individually designed (by Lesley Purcell) with a range of
options from somewhere for a quick nap to a penthouse apartment. Divided into
four themes the bedrooms are described as sexy with a range of decor. These
include deep chocolate browns, glittery silver, sensual soft pinks and deep
exotic mauves. The door locks are opened with real tasselled keys. Inside you'll
find a high tech entertainment system, iPod connection, minibar, safe, Wii
console and Fitness board, flat screen TV, DVD player, direct dial telephone (2
lines) and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Each room has a special box where you will find such items as scented candles,
sexy underwear and intimacy kits.
Rooms:
Crash Pads 13sqm 140sqf
Superior Double Room -25sqm 269sq
Deluxe Double Room -31sqm 334sqf
Junior Suite -32sqm 344sqf
Loft Suite -36sqm 388sqf
Junior Deluxe Suite -37sqm 398sqf
The
bathrooms have top brand toiletries for guests use and beds have Sleep 400
thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen.
Room service is available 24 hours and its not just for dining, you can even
request private security. Two rooms have disabled access. daily housekeeping.
The Sanctum has its own fine dining restaurant, The No.20, open all day and serving British
cuisine in a casual setting.
On the roof is a 24 hour members bar serving a range of drinks and cocktails.
Hotel services include in-room beauty and spa treatments, same-day laundry, shoe
shine and pressing.
Onsite is a health and fitness club with a roof-top spa and open air hydro spa.
There is also a rooftop garden.
There is a private underground cinema with its own bar for guest use which can also be
hired as a
function room for up to 42 guests.
Room Numbers:
30 (9 suites) / 5 floors
Check-in: 15.00 till 0.00 (3 pm till midnight)
Check-out:
Noon
comment: Opened 21st March 2009 and built by architects Smith
Caradoc-Hodgkins at a cost of £10 million pounds. Constructed from two former
Victorian Townhouses and covering some 2000 sq mtrs.