1/5

The London EDITION

London, England • Soho • SPLURGE

avg. $656 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Resolving the tension between a Grade II-listed Berners Street building — a 1908 Edwardian pile by architect William Woodward, its Portland stone facade crowned with a pedimented portico and figurative relief sculpture — and the downtown sensibility Ian Schrager has spent four decades refining was the central challenge of The London EDITION. Schrager worked with John Pawson on the conversion, which opened in 2013 across 173 rooms and seven floors, and the pairing makes immediate sense: Pawson's reductive instincts kept the historic envelope intact while clearing the interior of period sentiment. The guest rooms carry this logic into something warmer than minimalism — walls lined floor to ceiling in bookmatched walnut veneer, wide-plank oak underfoot, globe pendants in amber glass, and faux-fur throws that pull the palette toward the tactile rather than the austere. The attic-level suites open onto planted terraces through angled dormer windows, the timber lining following the roofline in a move that gives the rooms the atmosphere of a well-appointed ship's cabin. Downstairs, the Berners Tavern dining room — designed with theatrical intent, its elaborate Edwardian plasterwork ceiling left entirely untouched — lines every wall with hundreds of gilt-framed paintings in a dense salon hang curated by artist Russell Marshall. The bar alongside it goes deliberately dark: oak panelling, tufted teal velvet banquettes, leather club chairs, and candlelight doing the heavy work.

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The London EDITION brings together the integrity and character of a historic building with a simple, sophisticated design sensibility, creating a seamless blend of charisma and ease. With 173 rooms, a restaurant, two bars, meeting rooms and a buzzing lobby, the hotel offers a dynamic social hub where guests and visitors can work, relax, socialise and dine all under one roof.

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The London EDITION Reviews

1,713 reviews

"The service at this place was second to none. Being from the States, my wife and I were both used to being so pampered. The dining area was so beautiful. We had cocktails and appetizers at the bar. Our Italian waiter was fabulous . The next morning we had a delicious breakfast in the beautiful dining area. I will come back to this place over and over again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 01, 2026

"I finally ticked The London EDITION off my list with a stay in November, and I’m still wondering why it took me so long. I’ve walked past this Berners Street beauty countless times, but stepping inside was a very pleasant surprise — this hotel seriously delivers. The first impression is instantly impressive. The lobby is vast, elegant and effortlessly stylish, and with a towering Christmas tree in place during my stay, it felt especially magical. The layout is intuitive: the bar to the left, the restaurant to the right, and reception straight ahead. It’s polished without being intimidating — very EDITION. I can’t recall the exact room category I booked (most likely a Deluxe King), but on arrival the room wasn’t quite ready. No problem at all — I left my suitcase with reception, headed out, and was pleasantly surprised to receive a text by 1:40pm letting me know the room was ready. Seamless and thoughtful service like this always scores highly with me. The lifts are located just beyond reception, past a corridor where you’ll spot a moody, speakeasy-style bar on the left — all deep tones, leather armchairs and intimate vibes — with the lift lobby opposite. It’s a lovely preview of the hotel’s layered personality. My room was bright, calm and beautifully designed, with light wood walls and floors giving it an airy, modern feel. One of my favourite touches was the welcome card — but the real standout was the **Willy Wonka chocolate bar** waiting on the desk. Unwrap it and you *might* find a golden ticket… which I did! Whether this is clever marketing or sheer luck remains to be seen, but the prize is access to a special bar experience that I won’t spoil here. Let’s just say: absolutely use it. Although I didn’t spend as much time in the room as I would’ve liked, it was extremely comfortable and quietly luxurious. Thoughtful details — from the artwork to the cosy faux-fur throw — made it feel warm and indulgent rather than overly formal. We enjoyed drinks in the lobby bar, where we were wonderfully looked after by Alkit, who added a real sense of fun and personality to the evening. There’s also a large open fire here, which is especially inviting on colder nights. We briefly checked out the speakeasy bar too — darker, moodier and ideal for intimate conversations — but for our group, the main bar had the better energy. I also took a peek into the restaurant but didn’t have time to dine there this visit. It looks stunning and refined, and it’s firmly on my list for next time. All in all, The London EDITION exceeded my expectations. Stylish, welcoming and full of personality, it’s exactly the kind of hotel I love — and I’ll definitely be back. If you enjoy five-star hotels as much as I do, check out my other reviews."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 30, 2026

"Very average hotel for the rate charged. Location is very good but the service was avatars, they did not recognise my Marriott titanium status nor despite a room category upgrade being available continued to charge me. The rooms are due an upgrade and food was average for both breakfast and lunch in Berners Tavern. There are plenty of better 5 star properties nearby for the same price, the Nomad being one of them."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 25, 2026

"As is evident from the price point, this isn't intended to be nor marketed as a super lux property. In the parlance of many other experienced global travelers, I would characterize it as a terrific 4-star (plus) hotel. Pros: -Like other Editions, they do the important stuff extremely well. -Great beds, quiet/spotless rooms, and high-functioning AC/heat. -Extremely well-managed employees who seem resolutely happy to work there. -Food/drink is very good -- full stop. -Location is great, despite the increasing wear/tarnish of the Oxford Street corridor. Cons: - The room service is a bit... uneven. Room looked and was stocked a bit differently every time I returned to it. - While this isn't a super lux property, it would benefit from an eye towards making the rooms a bit more memorable/cozy(?). Last, but not least, there are many properties that basically ignore the AMEX Platinum booking add-ons, but I appreciate that this property doesn't. I've been to most Editions, and this one is... wonderful."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 30, 2025

"We booked out the basement for our Christmas party event for a three course sit-down dinner followed by dancing with a DJ. Before the event, Adrian had provided a seamless service. Then on the night James and his team were superb. Everyone in our company had an amazing time because the food was good and the service flawless. The ambience was great and the layout perfect."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 16, 2025

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