Set on the Thames within London’s new 180 Quarter, St. Clement is a new kind of London hotel from Soho House founder Nick Jones, bringing a relaxed, residential approach to luxury hospitality. With sweeping river views, interiors by Eagle + Hodges and a location just moments from Covent Garden, Somerset House and the West End, it feels less like a formal grand hotel and more like an exceptionally well-designed London home – somewhere to stay, linger and return to. The Hotel The 90 bedrooms and 15 River Lofts are designed with comfort rather than ceremony in mind, with generous proportions, bespoke furniture and warm, understated interiors that blur the line between hotel and private residence. Natural materials, handcrafted details and considered British design give the spaces a quietly sophisticated feel, while the River Lofts offer more expansive apartment-style living for longer stays or entertaining. The standout River Penthouse takes the concept further, with panoramic Thames views and generous spaces designed for gathering. Amenities St. Clement is designed as a place to spend time, not simply somewhere to sleep. Café Clement is an all-day neighbourhood café and bar with a south-facing terrace and garden seating, while Bobbi’s Bar provides a more intimate setting for late-night drinks and live music. Later in 2026, Lunette, a new restaurant from Florence Knight, will add another dining destination overlooking the river. The Health Club brings together a 25-metre pool, spa, sauna, steam room, hammam, fitness facilities and recovery spaces, making wellness as much a part of the stay as exploring the city. But it is the philosophy behind St. Clement that sets it apart. Formality has been deliberately stripped away in favour of intuitive service, thoughtful details and the kind of easy hospitality that makes a hotel feel genuinely comfortable. Add one of the Thames’ most striking central London views and a location within the creative energy of 180 Quarter, and St. Clement feels like a fresh take on the London hotel – sophisticated without being stuffy, design-led without being self-conscious, and distinctly of-the-moment.

Set in the heart of Fitzrovia, The Newman is an intimate new London hotel bringing a distinctly residential sensibility to one of the capital’s most characterful neighbourhoods. Surrounded by independent galleries, restaurants, boutiques and the creative energy of Soho and Fitzrovia, the hotel offers a quieter alternative to London’s grander addresses, with thoughtful design and a strong sense of place at its core. The Hotel The Newman’s rooms and suites are designed to feel more like elegant London bedrooms than conventional hotel accommodation, combining warm materials, natural textures and contemporary detailing with a distinctly British sense of style. The interiors are understated rather than showy, creating calm spaces to retreat to after a day in the city, while the larger suites offer a more residential feel for longer stays or those wanting extra space. Amenities The experience is deliberately intimate, with dining, drinks and wellbeing woven into the rhythm of the hotel rather than treated as separate facilities. Guests can settle into the restaurant and bar for relaxed meals and cocktails, while the wellness offering provides a quieter counterpoint to the energy of central London. The real luxury, however, is the location: step outside and Fitzrovia’s independent cafés, galleries and restaurants are on the doorstep, with Soho, Oxford Street, Regent Street and the West End all within easy reach. For travellers who know London well – or want to experience it beyond the obvious five-star addresses – The Newman offers a more understated way to stay in the capital. Think thoughtful design, a neighbourhood atmosphere and the feeling of having a stylish London base rather than simply checking into a hotel.

Set within the vast wilderness of Sutherland on Scotland's dramatic north coast, Hope by WildLand is a pioneering luxury retreat where regenerative hospitality, Highland heritage, and immersive nature experiences come together in one of the UK's most ambitious conservation landscapes. The Hotel Opened in May 2026, Hope marks WildLand's most significant hospitality project to date, offering a new way to experience the Scottish Highlands through a stay that is intrinsically connected to landscape restoration. Located beneath Ben Hope and overlooking Loch Hope, within one of Britain's largest protected and darkest-sky regions, the retreat has been created not simply as a hotel, but as an invitation to reconnect with nature through the rhythms of the land. Centred around a sensitively restored 19th-century Highland shooting lodge, Hope combines seven individually designed guest rooms with a collection of beautifully restored cottages and An Cala, a contemporary two-bedroom woodland cabin with its own wood-fired hot tub. Interior designers Cecile & Boyd have preserved the building's historic character while introducing tactile natural materials, including reclaimed oak, tweed, flax, oilskin, and locally inspired craftsmanship, creating spaces that feel quietly luxurious and deeply rooted in their surroundings. At the heart of the estate sits The Clachan, a communal gathering place where guests meet WildLand's expert field guides, plan daily adventures, and come together after days spent exploring Scotland's northern wilderness. Throughout the property, technology takes a back seat to the landscape, allowing the ever-changing light, weather, and seasons to shape each stay. Amenities Unlike a traditional luxury hotel, Hope operates on a fully inclusive philosophy where accommodation, dining, drinks, equipment, wellness, and guided experiences are seamlessly woven into every stay. Each day is built around carefully curated rituals rather than fixed itineraries, encouraging guests to experience the Highlands through movement, conservation, and meaningful connection. Experiences are led by WildLand's team of field guides and conservation specialists, taking guests paddleboarding along the remote northern coastline, wild swimming beneath hidden waterfalls, trout fishing with local ghillies, and boating across Loch Hope to Rabbit Island. Chef-led foraging walks transform seasonal ingredients into evening meals, while fire-cooked lunches in remote bothies and guided stargazing sessions celebrate the extraordinary natural environment that surrounds the estate. Hope also invites guests to become active participants in WildLand's long-term conservation vision through restoration walks, native tree planting, and hands-on experiences that reveal the ecological regeneration taking place across the surrounding Highlands. Wellness is equally shaped by nature, with sound bathing, cold-water immersion, woodland saunas, and quiet moments designed around the restorative power of the landscape itself. Beyond the retreat, guests have direct access to some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery, including Ben Hope, Loch Hope, the North Coast 500, and miles of untouched coastline rich in wildlife and history. Yet Hope is far more than a gateway to the Highlands. It represents a new model of regenerative luxury hospitality – one where every stay contributes to the restoration of the landscape, every experience deepens a connection to place, and nature itself becomes the defining feature of the guest journey.