Artist Residence London Est. 2014
52 Cambridge Street, London, England, United Kingdom
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- Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
- Wifi
- Dining Chairs
- Dining Tables
- Onsite Restrooms
- The Scene:
- A buzzy rustic-luxe city enclave on a quiet side-street. Dating back to 1852, the building is located in the Pimlico conservation area renowned for its stucco-fronted terraced houses designed by Master planner Thomas Cubitt (responsible for most of Belgravia). The hotel is popular with the discerning creative traveller, business-people and media, fashion & designers. Whilst a local neighbourhood favourite, the 64 Degrees restaurant and bar has also become a destination dining and drinking experience in its own right.
- Design:
- Behind the impressive Regency facade and candy-stripe awnings expect to find lots of fun industrial-luxe touches. Exposed brick sits alongside battered leather armchairs whilst Farrow and Ball paint hosts backdrop to colourful contemporary artworks. Enter through the discrete 'hotel' side entrance and you will feel like you are staying in an intimate private house, with a plethora of unique and quirky furniture & lighting pieces. Enter through the restaurant and you will find an industrial-style interior with copper lights and wood-clad walls. Relax in the lounge with its big comfy velvet armchairs, pallet style coffee tables and wood-clad bar. At 5pm head over to the cocktail bar, complete with tin tiles on the ceiling, exposed brick walls, old library shelves filled with liqueurs & spirits, Pure Evil prints, luxe red leather bar stools and a corrugated bar front and concrete top. For a more intimate dining experience the private dining room is the perfect back-drop with its tongue in cheek prints, moody green walls and copper schoolhouse lights. The venue is also available for photo-shoots and filming.
- Standout Venue Features:
- An intimate bolt-hole in the heart o London, its almost like staying in a private home with eclectic decor. Ask the friendly hosts for local hotspots to visit, dine on the chef's inventive dishes and descend to the basement for imaginative cocktails. Hi speed Wi-Fi throughout, meeting space or host your special occasion with our in-house events team.
- Extra Perks:
- A personalised events planning service.
- The Lounge:
- Tucked away downstairs with big comfy sofas and a private bar, the lounge can host informal gatherings of up to 25 people. The lounge can also be joined with the private dining room to accommodate up to an extra 15 people.
- - View: Overlooking a private courtyard.
- - Max Capacity: 25
- Exclusive Hire of the Hotel:
- Rule roost of the hotel with a hotel buy-out of the 10 bedrooms. Hotel guests and their guests can host their own event in the bar or lounge and private dining room all night long!
- - Max Capacity: 20
- Private Dining Room:
- An intimate dining experience. The private dining room has a long farmhouse table, perfect for communal gatherings and personalised dining experience. Opt for drinks in the lounge or bar prior or post dining for an all-round experience
- - Max Capacity: 15
Food, Restaurants, Cafes, Bars & Lounges
- Food, Restaurants, Cafes:
- 64 Degrees Restaurant is open all day serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with exciting fusion-style dishes. Featured in The Telegraph as 'One of the capital's most exciting new dining experiences'
- Bars & Lounges:
- 64 Degrees Below Bar - descend to the basement bar for imaginative cocktails in a speakeasy-style setting. The Lounge - Big comfy sofa's and armchairs, a private bar and overlooking a private courtyard, the lounge is open all-day
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