The new Curio Collection by Hilton hotel in London is located right next to St Paul's Cathedral and close to the popular neighbourhood Covent Garden.
London remains a sought-after place for international hotel brands: Several new hotels opened in recent years, even though the Covid pandemic has affected tourism worldwide to some extent. Now, another address has been added for travellers: The new hotel “Lost Property St Paul's” is part of Hilton's Curio Collection brand. The 145-room property is situated in the heart of the city, right next to its namesake cathedral and is the perfect starting point for exploring nearby attractions like Covent Garden. The well-known districts Shoreditch and South Bank are within walking distance as well.
The name of the hotel is supposed to be a reference to the estate being lost in the city. This theme is reflected throughout the interior design, for example, by "lost" bowler hats, historic panels and whimsical artworks, reminiscent of an artistic labyrinth. The architecture of St Paul's Cathedral and adjacent streets were also included in the design. The bright rooms, characterized by an industrial style, are meant to represent the vibrancy of the neighborhood and are distributed on six floors.
Developed by the London-based Dominvs Group, the hotel features a bar on the ground floor and the “Found Restaurant” offering fine dining, including classic French cuisine such as bouillabaisse and coq au vin, as well as typical British cuisine such as Welsh rarebit. There is also a coffee house with a separate entrance located nearby: “Tattle”. Here, visitors can enjoy breakfast, light lunches and snacks, prepared from organic and regional products.
Room rates start at 200 euros per night; the hotel address is 3 - 5 Ludgate Hill, St Paul's, London, EC4M 7AA. The brand “Curio Collection by Hilton” has a portfolio of 115 hotels and resorts worldwide; guests can participate in the Hilton Honors loyalty program. Hilton is a hospitality company with 18 brands that operate more than 6,900 hotels with a total of almost 1.1 million rooms in 122 countries.
