The Ned in London, England

The Ned occupies the Grade I-listed former Midland Bank building designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1924. The hotel's 250 bedrooms incorporate elements from the 1920s and 1930s, including vintage furnishings and patterned textiles. Each room includes a rainforest shower and a selection of amenities such as hair straighteners and phone chargers.

The former Grand Banking Hall hosts ten restaurants serving cuisines from Britain, Northern Italy, North America, and Asia. Guests can enjoy live music performances that take place six days a week in the central lobby area. The hotel also features a coffee house on site and offers breakfast in the room.

Ned's Club Spa provides a variety of treatments including manicures, pedicures, massages, and hair services. The spa facilities include an indoor swimming pool with a rooftop section offering views of the London skyline. Guests can access Ned's Club Gym and the spa pool by purchasing day passes, subject to availability.

The hotel is located steps from Bank Station, which offers a direct DLR connection to London City Airport in 30 minutes. St. Paul's Cathedral is within a short walk, and Oxford Street and the West End are 15 minutes away by tube. The Ned provides six private hire rooms and two terraces with reception areas for corporate events.

The hotel is pet-friendly, offering pet baskets and bowls for guests traveling with animals. A 24-hour concierge service and daily housekeeping are available, along with dry cleaning, laundry, and ironing. The property also includes a barber/beauty shop, facilities for disabled guests, and family rooms.

Architecture: Grade I-listed former Midland Bank (1924)

Rooms: 250 bedrooms with 1920s-30s vintage décor

Dining: 10 restaurants across the Grand Banking Hall

Wellness: Ned's Club Spa & rooftop pool with city views

Entertainment: Live music six nights a week

Location: Steps from Bank Station, 30 min DLR to London City Airport