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The Ned London

London, England • City of London • SPLURGE

avg. $520 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Edwin Lutyens designed the Midland Bank headquarters on Poultry in the City of London between 1924 and 1939 — one of the most authoritative Edwardian Baroque facades in the capital, its Portland stone colonnades and rusticated arches carrying the full weight of institutional confidence. When Soho House and Sydell Group converted it into The Ned in 2017, the challenge was not to overwhelm that gravitas but to animate it, filling eight floors and 252 rooms with a layered accumulation of period atmosphere that feels more like a private members' club that happened to grow a hotel than a hospitality project working backward from a concept. The interiors, handled by the Soho House design team under Nick Jones, lean into an Edwardian-to-1930s continuum rather than committing to a single moment. Rooms mix iron bedsteads and Morris-adjacent floral wallpapers with fringed lamps and Persian rugs, the effect somewhere between a well-appointed London townhouse and a transatlantic liner cabin. The ground-floor banking hall, preserved in its cathedral-scaled entirety, holds nine restaurants and bars carved from the original vaulted space — among them the Electric Bar, with its green-tiled counter, brass fittings, and neon signage that pitches deliberately between nostalgia and theatre. Darker dining rooms lined in jewel-toned velvet banquettes and floral wallpaper press further into that mood, the lacquered ceilings reflecting fringe-shaded pendants back across gold-topped tables.

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About

Situated in the heart of the City, in the former Midland Bank headquarters, The Ned houses Ned’s Club, a private members’ space, gym and rooftop, alongside a public spa, ten restaurants & bars and 250 hotel bedrooms. Seven restaurants & three bars sit amidst The Ned’s historic 3,000 square metre former banking hall and lower ground floor, serving food and drinks from around the world.

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The Ned London Reviews

1,624 reviews

"Great cocktails available in public bar, staff will make request if not on their cocktail list. Lovely atmosphere"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 21, 2026

"We had an excellent stay at The Ned. The location is great for The City of London and very close to the River Thames. There are multiple restaurants in the hotel, offering a wide range of cuisine. There is also a decent gym and live music in the central downstairs area of the hotel every evening. There is also building is handsome and historic. Our room Was well sized and kitted out."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 17, 2026

"Have stayed here in several occasions & most recently on the evening before during & after my wedding Great property in restored old bank , super comfortable bedrooms wonderfully furnished & great bathrooms Amazing ground floor space with all the restaurants housed here, & occasional live music, great atmosphere, yes it can be noisy but this is the fun vibe here, there are plenty of other quiet 5 star hotels in london if you prefer to be sedate We Have eaten in all the restaurants within the hotel, no complaints"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 16, 2026

"The Ned is usually our go to when we visit London however this time we didn’t have the best experience. You can’t fault the bartenders at all they’re incredible at what they do and the atmosphere is incredible. We decided this time to sit at the bar on the left side while we were enjoying some wine and drunken man stumbles his way in and throws up all over himself, the floor and the chairs he was removed and you’d expect the vomit to be cleaned up wouldn’t you? But no the two staff members working small brunette girl and a tall brunette boy just stood there laughing at the man and pointing at him which is humiliating for him. Once left they just stood there walking around the vomit not cleaning it up and making nasty jokes about it. It is a health and safety hazard to just leave vomit where food and drinks are served and the behaviour from those two staff members is beyond unacceptable. The bar staff are incredible it’s a shame you can’t say the same for the floor staff."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 12, 2026

"Be choosy about where you sit as the low tables are uncomfortable to eat at and at the booths you are up and down every few minutes letting your friends in and out. Starters were really good and plenty of choice of seafood, oysters, prawns, salmon and lobster - highly recommend filling up on this. The main roast was disappointing - the beef was cut very thinly and tough and the lamb was fatty and tasteless. The potatoes looked amazing - crispy and a good colour - but they were mostly hard. Veg was nice, good gravy, Yorkshire puds were tasteless and dry. Can't comment on dessert as I didn't have any, they looked nice and again there was lots of choice. We were moved from our table as soon as the 2 hours were up."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 09, 2026

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