Bankside Hotel London
Bankside is a luxury boutique hotel located in London’s South Bank, close to Blackfriars Bridge.[1]
Exteriors[edit]
The six-storey glass building that houses Bankside is owned by Realstar and Amerimar Enterprise [2] and has been developed as part of the One Blackfriars development by St George, Berkeley Group. In addition to the hotel, the development includes a 52-storey residential tower commonly known as The Vase and a four-storey retail space, which all encircle a public plaza.
Features[edit]
Rooms and Suites[edit]
The hotel contains 161 bedrooms including seven suites[3], the largest of which is 50 sqm and sleeps 1-3 people.
Restaurant and Bar[edit]
Art Yard Bankside is located on the ground floor of the hotel and comprises of an 80-cover, open-plan main dining room, 20-cover private dining room and outdoor terrace[4]. The all-day dining menu has been developed by Head Chef Lee Streeton, previously of 45 Jermyn Street and Brown’s Hotel [5]
Interiors[edit]
The hotel’s interiors were designed by former film set designer turned interior architect, Dayna Lee.[6]
Meetings and Events[edit]
Bankside features three meeting rooms – two of which can be combined for a larger event space – as well as a 196sqm ‘white box’ gallery space that can be adapted for functions and events.[7]
Creativity and Craftsmanship[edit]
The hotel has partnered with Contemporary Collective, in order to shine light on up and coming British Craft Makers through a dedicated ‘Makers in Residence’ programme - where hotel guests will be able to catch artists practice their creative expertise[8].
Local Attractions[edit]
• Tate Modern
• South Bank Centre
• St Paul’s Cathedral
• Borough Market
• National Theatre
• Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
• BFI
Autograph Collection Hotel[edit]
Bankside is part of the Autograph Collection portfolio – an exclusive collection of upscale, independent hotels, operated under Marriott Rewards.[9]
References[edit]
- ↑ Mulvihull, Tom (2018-01-25). "INside Bankside: the trendy new design hotel set to open on London's South Bank". The Telegraph. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
- ↑ Harmer, Janet. "St Ermin's Douglas McHugh to head up management team at new Bankside hotel". The Caterer.
- ↑ Berrington, Katie. "5 New hotels to check into in London". Vogue. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
- ↑ Bronte, Georgia. "Former Browns Chef to Launch all-day dining restaurant in the Bankside Hotel". Big Hospitality. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
- ↑ Harmer, Janet. "Lee Streeton appointed head chef of new South Bank hotel Bankside". The Caterer. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
- ↑ Mcnicoll, Arion. "Dayna Lee: how to design a hotel interior".
- ↑ "161-room hotel to open in Bankside". TravelMole. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
- ↑ "Bankside Hotel". Hospitality Net. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
- ↑ Taylor, Mia. "Autograph Collection Opens London Bankside". Travel Pulse. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
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