The London Edition
A Fitzrovia boutique hotel in former Georgian townhouses, with 173 Ian Schrager-designed rooms and Jason Atherton's Berners Tavern.
The London Edition is Soho-adjacent without being swallowed by Soho, which is a neat trick if you like your nights lively and your sleep edited.
It sits on the edge of Soho, with oak floors, wood panelling, evocative photography, excellent espresso martinis and Berners Tavern as the architectural flourish. A 173-room boutique hotel tucked within former Georgian townhouses on Berners Street in Fitzrovia, near Marylebone and Soho. Dining is led by Berners Tavern, from Michelin-starred chef Jason Atherton, with the Lobby Bar and Punch Room rounding out the social circuit.
The mood is Ian Schrager’s hotel-as-gathering-place idea made London-readable: heritage shell, modern lighting, very good corners for a cocktail. Rooms are composed rather than flashy, which helps when Oxford Street, Soho and Fitzrovia are all within striking distance.
Choose The London Edition when you want central London with design confidence and a little nocturnal charge. It is a hotel for gallery afternoons, restaurant evenings and the quiet satisfaction of returning to somewhere that still feels awake.
