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50 Berners Street, Londres Angleterre W1T 3NG - Hotel design contemporain
- Hotel de luxe
Tarifs
? Sweet dreams : 600€ la chambre classique
? White satin : 3000€ le Penthouse
Services
- Wifi
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Fitness / SPA
- Bar
Hoosta says :
C'est au beau milieu de Londres que le nouveau-né de Philippe Starck s’est établi. Extravagance, mélange des genres et pureté des matières sont les thèmes décoratifs d’un hôtel hors du commun. Le visiteur est juste ébahi, subjugué devant tant d’ingéniosité.
Avec qui ?
Un nomade urbain
Les chambres :
L'absence de mur entre la chambre et la salle de bains
Le restaurant :
Le Purple bar qui ressemble à une météorite tombée du ciel
Et aussi …
Le billard baroque avec son tapis violet
La cour intérieure arborée et son bar snacking chic
1. jun 06, 2010
I decided to try the Sanderson as a change of pace from its sister-hotel St. Martin’s Lane where I’ve stayed on previous trips to London. The hotels are very similar in design, pricing, and room layout. The modern style of the Sanderson won’t appeal to everyone- but I find it a nice change of pace.
Overall, I found the staff at the Sanderson to be very friendly, the room to be small but not necessarily cramped, and the the bed to be very comfortable.
I liked the layout of the room with the desk seated behind the bed- it gave me enough space to get some work done without impeding on space to get dressed. Wifi is an additional charge and is a little on the expensive side (~12 GBP if I recall).
The bathroom of the Sanderson is completely open and was my least favorite detail. I’d prefer not to worry about water from the shower spilling over into the rest of the bathroom. One other pet peeve- there is lots of merchandise for sale in the bathroom and there were a few moments where I wasn’t sure what was complimentary and what I’d be charged for.
The Sanderson got great marks though for its attention to little details. Calling down for a wake-up call, I was asked whether I wanted coffee with my wake-up call. Sounded great. Sure enough, about 3 minutes after my call, there was a knock at the door and a carafe of coffee.
The lobby bar of the Sanderson was great for a after-work drink before dinner. Returning after dinner, it had transformed into something a little too clubby for me, but there was plenty of space in the lobby to sit and have a somewhat quiet conversation.
Location is very good if you want to be in Soho though the Sanderson sits on a fairly quiet street.