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Located in the bustling Theatre district in London’s Covent Garden, St Martins Lane, is a dramatic and daring evolution on English luxury. This boutique hotel retains all the youthful, unexpected charm of a London hideaway, at the very heart of the energetic West End. St Martins Lane is truly a hidden gem. Guests can begin their journey in The Den, a modern gathering place and decompression zone. Situated just off the lobby, the Den is the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea or sip a Gin and Tonic. The décor is warm and sophisticated with a tongue-in-cheek British flair – even the art on the walls is irreverent, animating the space with larger-than-life portraits and visual puns. At the renowned Asia de Cuba restaurant, concept chef Luis Pous joins restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow to offer a dynamic Latin-Asian fusion menu in an inspiring space. Guests can explore all the unpredictable delights of London. At night, guests will find a hidden entrance to Blind Spot, an innovative cocktail bar, behind the tea counter’s posh façade. Blind Spot is a golden cocktail sanctuary designed like a modern hunting lodge and inspired by the colours and aromas of exotic tea leaves. During your stay, you can also enjoy an invigorating workout at Gymbox Covent Garden, London’s most unorthodox fitness experience or go for a striking new look at London's finest hairdressers at the neighbouring Jones & Payne salon. Luxurious treatments and innovative vision make this salon a place of new beginnings and creative expression. Just steps from Trafalgar Square, St Martins Lane is ideally located for special occasions, weekend breaks or business travel.

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Schrager and Rubell began their business venture together after the notorious launch of Studio 54 in 1977. The landmarked 1950s building has been transformed by Philippe Starck into a surreal Cocteau-like dream world.

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Lifestyles & Surroundings

Located in the bustling Theatre district in London’s Covent Garden, St Martins Lane is a dramatic and daring evolution on English luxury. This boutique hotel retains all the youthful, unexpected charm of a London hideaway, at the very heart of the West End. After a day spent battling the busy streets of London, sit back, relax and unwind in The Den, a modern gathering place and decompression zone. Situated just off of the lobby, The Den is the perfect place to enjoy afternoon tea. The décor is warm and sophisticated with a tongue-in-cheek British flair – even the art on the walls is irreverent, animating the space with larger-than-life portraits and visual puns. At night, guests will find a hidden entrance to Blind Spot behind the tea counter’s posh façade. A sanctuary designed like a modern hunting lodge and inspired by the colours and aromas of exotic tea leaves, the late-night speakeasy offers an abundance of bespoke and signature cocktails, brought to life throughout the week through live music and events, showcasing some of London’s hottest acts.Founded by Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell in 1999 and originally designed by Philippe Stark, St Martins Lane is renowned for blurring the lines between extravagance and simplicity. The hotel offers 204 spacious rooms and suites, which are beautifully appointed, creating an ethereal, yet sensuous experience.