City of London · London
The Ned occupies the former Midland Bank building, designed in 1924 by Sir Edwin Lutyens. The Ned stands on Poultry opposite the Bank of England, surrounded by the historic streets and institutions of the City of London.
The Grade I-listed fifth floor contains Heritage Rooms of 35 to 45 square metres, where original Lutyens details include French-polished walnut panelling and marble fireplaces. Bathrooms add walk-in rainforest showers and full-size Cowshed products.
The Grade I-listed fifth floor contains Heritage Rooms of 35 to 45 square metres, where original Lutyens details include French-polished walnut panelling and marble fireplaces. Bathrooms add walk-in rainforest showers and full-size Cowshed products.
Eight public restaurants and bars spread across the 3,000-square-metre former banking hall and lower ground floor. Their individual spaces sit among 92 verdite columns and Grade I-listed walnut counters, with menus spanning British, Italian, Californian, Asian-Pacific and American cooking.
The property includes a public spa and grooming services. The rooftop pool, 620-square-metre gym and main club wellness facilities belong to Ned’s Club, so access depends on membership or a qualifying hotel booking and availability. Public spa access can include the pool, sauna and steam room through a treatment-linked day pass, subject to the current minimum spend and availability.
The Ned’s public spaces and ground-floor restaurants are open beyond the membership club, and hotel room service is available.
The Ned stands on Poultry opposite the Bank of England, surrounded by the historic streets and institutions of the City of London. The Ned is at 27 Poultry, EC2R 8AJ, in the heart of the City of London.
The Ned is at 27 Poultry, EC2R 8AJ, in the heart of the City of London. The Ned stands on Poultry opposite the Bank of England, surrounded by the historic streets and institutions of the City of London.
The Ned occupies the former Midland Bank building, designed in 1924 by Sir Edwin Lutyens. A four-year restoration completed in 2017 gave the landmark a new life, and the hotel’s name comes from the architect’s nickname, Ned.
The Grade I-listed fifth floor contains Heritage Rooms of 35 to 45 square metres, where original Lutyens details include French-polished walnut panelling and marble fireplaces. Bathrooms add walk-in rainforest showers and full-size Cowshed products.
Eight public restaurants and bars spread across the 3,000-square-metre former banking hall and lower ground floor. Their individual spaces sit among 92 verdite columns and Grade I-listed walnut counters, with menus spanning British, Italian, Californian, Asian-Pacific and American cooking.
The property includes a public spa and grooming services. The rooftop pool, 620-square-metre gym and main club wellness facilities belong to Ned’s Club, so access depends on membership or a qualifying hotel booking and availability. Public spa access can include the pool, sauna and steam room through a treatment-linked day pass, subject to the current minimum spend and availability.
The Ned’s public spaces and ground-floor restaurants are open beyond the membership club, and hotel room service is available. Families can use the ground-floor restaurants, while the property has no on-site parking and its bedrooms are arranged with double rather than twin beds. Address: 27 Poultry, London EC2R 8AJ. Telephone: +44 (0)20 3828 2000. Email: enquiries@thened.com.
Address: 27 Poultry, London EC2R 8AJ. Telephone: +44 (0)20 3828 2000. Email: enquiries@thened.com. The Ned stands on Poultry opposite the Bank of England, surrounded by the historic streets and institutions of the City of London.
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