The Ned

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The Ned is a paradise of a hotel. The former bank has been pompously converted and the fingerprint of the Soho House group cannot be overlooked – in a positive sense. Each of the 200 or so rooms is designed with attention to detail, nostalgic pieces of furniture, cosy jazz music blares from the jukebox and the rain shower awaits after getting up. If you want to explore the city apart from the hotel, St. Paul’s and the shopping oasis of Soho are right on your doorstep. And if you just want to recharge, you can do that too, because in addition to a sports and wellness area, the Ned has a whole 8 restaurants that you can try out if you don’t want to leave the hotel. Even if it sounds absurd in a city like London – but we would understand, it’s just too cosy here!

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