On 1st June The Nadler Soho, the new flagship property for Nadler Hotels, will open its doors in London.
Located in the heart of Soho, the hotel comprises 78 rooms, a number of which come with terraced courtyards or Soho Square views. The property also features an exceptional penthouse suite: perfect for longer stays.
The Nadler Hotels proposition is all about delivering four-star rooms, with five star service, at three star prices. Whilst many ‘affordable luxury’ properties focus on style over substance and place an ever-increasing emphasis on technology replacing service, Nadler Hotels offer genuine luxury and value by concentrating on doing the essentials exceptionally well.
In line with the quest to break the standard “hotel model”, The Nadler Soho’s entrance is adorned not by default municipal decoration but by artist Hew Locke’s first permanent artwork in London: the sculpture “Selene” – fast becoming a Soho landmark in its own right. A contemporary piece of work based on a Greek goddess of the moon and of magic, Locke commented: “I wanted to make a classical statue with a contemporary twist. Selene is a powerful goddess reworked for today’s multi-cultural London.”
The Nadler Soho, together with the Kensington property, will be the first UK hotels to offer the Newspapers Direct app, allowing guests to download over 2,300 international newspapers in 55 languages to their devices for free whilst staying at the hotel. All mini kitchens have been installed with BRITA water filter taps, found in all bedrooms. The hotel also offers a boardroom that can host up to eight delegates, available to rent by the hour.
With a focus on service, at the centre of the Nadler experience are their front desk ‘Local Ambassadors’. Tapped into the local neighbourhood, they can provide introductions to the best bars and most exciting restaurants, and share insider knowledge on where to go and what to do in the local community.
With access to the local community in mind, The Nadler Soho has already received a warm welcome from its neighbours, establishing itself as the preferred new hotel for Soho:
“We are really excited to have The Nadler Soho on our doorstep, and are looking forward to the prospect of new customers experiencing us!”, said Eddie Hart, Director of Quo Vadis.
“I am really pleased to welcome The Nadler Soho and their guests to Soho. I share their hospitality philosophy and wish them the best of luck”, said Luke Bishop, Managing Director of Polpo restaurants.
A true family project, the interior design was managed by Clarissa Nadler, CEO Robert Nadler’s wife, while the newly installed artwork was created by Ronald Diennet, Robert’s step son, with the FF&E upgrades under the management of Robert’s other step son, Dorian Dreyfus. Guests can enjoy well planned rooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, 30 minutes of free local and national calls per day, pillow menu for a relaxing night’s sleep, discreet in-room mini-kitchens with Nespresso machines in larger rooms, high quality linen from Josephine Home, ghd hairdryers and room amenities from Gilchrist & Soames.
The opening coincides with base2stay -the group’s holding company- becoming Nadler Hotels, as well as the refurbishment and rebrand of the group’s Kensington property to The Nadler Kensington. The Liverpool hotel will remain a base2stay and become the flagship of the group’s regional business.
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