Radisson Blu Edwardian Berkshire, located on London's famous Oxford Street, has undergone rebranding and transformation to become the Radisson Blu Edwardian Bond Street hotel.

This move comes after a recent renovation that included a fully refurbished ground floor, refreshed first floor, stairwells, and the addition of two new restaurants. The hotel is poised to become the ideal destination for business travellers, leisure guests, and shoppers alike.

Strategically situated opposite Bond Street Station under Oxbourne House on Oxford Street/Marylebone Lane, which offers access to the new Elizabeth Line, as well as the Jubilee and Central Lines, the hotel provides convenient travel options to Heathrow and other parts of London. The building is fronting Oxford Street, next to 334 Oxford Street (former Debenhams), and is across the road from Bond Street shopping.

The ground floor of the hotel has been fully modernized and refurbished, providing guests with more space to unwind. The check-in and lounge bar area have been furnished with comfortable lounge armchairs and sofas from luxury brands such as De La Espada and Gubi. The space is adorned with lighting from Vaughan, Flos, and Valerie Wade, as well as a selection of vintage coffee tables and lights from Vinterior and Dorian De Fawes. The surrounding dark grey sheer curtains are offset with brass detailing, creating an ambience of privacy and comfort for guests.

Upon stepping through the refurbished lobby, guests will find themselves in the new Bond St. Lounge Bar. This cosy and inviting space features elegant sheer café curtains, modern design touches, and comfortable furnishings.

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Bond Street hotel promises to be the ultimate destination for discerning travellers seeking an exceptional experience in the heart of London.

Located on the first floor, Bond St. Tea Rooms welcomes guests to a sophisticated parlour room adorned with traditional wood panelling, enlivened by bursts of floral and modern design motifs.

The boutique hotel features 149 bedrooms and suites.

Krishma Singh Dear, Product Design Manager at Edwardian Hotels London commented: “The Lounge Bar and ground floor adds an extra space of comfort for our guests. An extension to their bedroom where they can socialise, relax and have a bite to eat in a modern and inviting setting.”

Amir Jati, Director of Service Excellence at Edwardian Hotels London, said: “The re-introduction of two dining concepts to this part of central London provides guests and passers-by with the perfect excuse to take a break from their day; a relaxed setting for afternoon tea, evening drinks, business lunches and Italian cuisine.”

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