Threadneedles Hotel

The Threadneedles Hotel in London City is set in a transformed banking hall, built in 1856 in London City (the financial district). 500 meters from Tower Bridge, the interior retains original features including an intricate stained glass central dome that creates a sky-lit reception and seating lounge. Overlooking the Bank of England and the Stock Exchange, the hotel is nearby The Lloyds Building, The Strand, Tate Modern, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower of London, and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

London Heathrow Airport is located 25 kilometres away. Endearing to the Threadneedles-London experience are the small, 'boutique' touches that anticipate the needs the urbane guest in rather clever ways. Examples include a set of personalized business cards with guest names and hotel contact details, pre-printed, waiting on arrival and a lit tea candle sitting beside bath salts in the early evening after turn down service.

The Threadneedles Hotel restaurant and bar serves modern French cuisine and features delicacies inspired by hunting in the English countryside, such as hare. Business guests can take advantage of the series of conference rooms with polished interiors and audio-visual equipment. For meeting requiring additional space, Merchant Taylors Hall is situated next to the hotel at 30 Threadneedle Street. After a full day, relax with in-room spa treatments, including aromatherapy and Thai massage.