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Radisson Sussex Hotel
Description:
The Radisson
Sussex is a new four star deluxe hotel. The location, right by
Marble Arch, gives the business and leisure guest major advantage.
Oxford Street and Hyde Park are moments away. Mayfair, the West End,
Soho, Notting Hill and Buckingham Palace are also on your doorstep.Step
inside and everything is designed to make you feel special. Service is
professional, natural and relaxed. The Sussex is luxurious - filled with
fine artworks and designer furniture and furnishings after a
multi-million pound design makeover. Public areas feature Fabbian
Italian Lighting, slate floors and a leather reception designed by
Poltrona Frau. Art in public areas includes paintings by Vietnamese
artist Tran Dinh Phuong. Radisson Edwardian have invested £6 million in
renovating the former 3 star Savoy Court Hotel to transform it into one
of the most contemporary stylish and comfortable boutique hotels in
London.
The public areas will feature award-winning lighting from Italian
designers - Fabbian and furniture from Poltrona Frau, the Italian
leather designers who supply Ferrari cars. Bespoke glasswork in both the
reception area and the Nova bar have been commissioned from artist
Andrew Moore and a sound system from world class sound specialists
Artcoustic will also be introduced.
The
Restaurant:
The Nova Bar and Grill serves
contemporary British cuisine in superbly comfortable surroundings using
the same designer furniture as the reception and lobby, 'Poltrona Frau'.
The bar is the focal point made of glass and is the ideal place to meet
for dinner or drinks before exploring one of the most exciting capitals
in the world.
Bedrooms:
All rooms are air-conditioned and have been ergonomically designed to
give guests a clean, clear and comfortable space to make their own.
Bathrooms are clad in Sicilian marble with polished granite floors.
Bedrooms feature Wenge wood, Italian leather and metal chairs, Percale
cotton bedlinen, and Andrew Martin linen blinds.
Security is high with CCTV, throughout, and floor access is by room key
only. Each room features high speed internet access, European plug
sockets, advanced telephone systems with your own personal telephone
number and voicemail. 'In hotel' mobile phones are available on request.
Deluxe rooms provide extra work space, additional lighting and
ergonomically designed chairs.
Groups
& Meetings:
The Sussex has two
contemporary meeting rooms that can host up to ten guests. The two
suites are built of glass to one side including the doors to ensure a
feeling of light and space. Both have state of the art equipment
including plasma screens and fixed glass boardroom tables and executive
leather chairs. A Business Centre is available with IT support. Our
dedicated staff are fully trained to ensure that your event is a
success.
Local Attractions:
Oxford Street shopping, Hyde
Park, Mayfair, Shepherd's Market, Green Park, Bond Street, Park Lane,
Buckingham Palace, Regent Street, Piccadilly, West End theatres, Notting
Hill, Kensington Palace.Get up and out as early as you can. Stroll
through Hyde Park's uncut meadows and trees with nothing around you but
misty English countryside. Go down to the Serpentine for coffee, then
wander through the Serpentine Gallery for the smartest modern
art.Starting at the Oxford Street end, spend some time shopping along
Bond Street. While the French were executing their Kings and the
American colonies were cutting free, this was the world's glitziest
shopping street, and it's still right up there. If you're feeling rich,
step into Aspreys. Linger in leafy Berkeley Square and sense the air of
romance, before heading straight down Charles Street. The road ends at
an old, discreet and luxurious pub - the Red Lion.
Travel
Information:
- Tube Station:
Closest underground to the
Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel is Marble Arch on the Central line.
- Motorway
Junction: The nearest car
parks to the Sussex Hotel are situated at P1 Portman Square and P2
Bryanston Street. The Hotel is about 18 miles from Heathrow airport.
Radisson Sussex Hotel
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