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Broadwick Soho, the 57-room West End property, has become the first London hotel to join the Finest Collection operated by Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH).
The 57-room property, located at 20 Broadwick Street, features 10 suites and a penthouse designed by interior architect Martin Brudnizki. The venue contains more than 300 original artworks alongside event spaces for music, fashion and cultural programming.
The business joins a network of 29 other international properties in the collection, including Cap Rocat in Mallorca, Ett Hem in Stockholm and Forestis in the Dolomites.
Richard Hyde, chief operating officer of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, said: “Broadwick Soho is exactly the kind of hotel Small Luxury hotels of the World was created to celebrate – a small hotel with a big experience. It is independently minded, deeply personal and inseparable from the character of its location. Every element, from its design and art collection to its cultural programming and hospitality, reflects a confident and original point of view.
“Finest Collection brings together hotels that are destinations in their own right. Defined by the strength of their identity, the quality and consistency of their guest experience and their ability to offer something genuinely distinctive. It’s the sum of all the small and thoughtful details at Broadwick Soho that gives us an outstanding first Finest address in London.”
Joshua Gardner, managing director of Broadwick Soho, added: “We are incredibly proud to be joining SLH’s Finest Collection and to be recognised alongside such an exceptional collection of independently owned hotels from around the globe. Our hotel was conceived as a love letter from Noel to his parents and from the very beginning, we set out to create a hotel with a true sense of place; one that celebrates the energy, creativity, and individuality of Soho through exceptional design, art, genuine hospitality, and unforgettable guest experiences.”
Broadwick Soho, the 57-room West End property, has become the first London hotel to join the Finest Collection operated by Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH).
The 57-room property, located at 20 Broadwick Street, features 10 suites and a penthouse designed by interior architect Martin Brudnizki. The venue contains more than 300 original artworks alongside event spaces for music, fashion and cultural programming.
The business joins a network of 29 other international properties in the collection, including Cap Rocat in Mallorca, Ett Hem in Stockholm and Forestis in the Dolomites.
Richard Hyde, chief operating officer of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, said: “Broadwick Soho is exactly the kind of hotel Small Luxury hotels of the World was created to celebrate – a small hotel with a big experience. It is independently minded, deeply personal and inseparable from the character of its location. Every element, from its design and art collection to its cultural programming and hospitality, reflects a confident and original point of view.
“Finest Collection brings together hotels that are destinations in their own right. Defined by the strength of their identity, the quality and consistency of their guest experience and their ability to offer something genuinely distinctive. It’s the sum of all the small and thoughtful details at Broadwick Soho that gives us an outstanding first Finest address in London.”
Joshua Gardner, managing director of Broadwick Soho, added: “We are incredibly proud to be joining SLH’s Finest Collection and to be recognised alongside such an exceptional collection of independently owned hotels from around the globe. Our hotel was conceived as a love letter from Noel to his parents and from the very beginning, we set out to create a hotel with a true sense of place; one that celebrates the energy, creativity, and individuality of Soho through exceptional design, art, genuine hospitality, and unforgettable guest experiences.”
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