The Ned

A luxury hotel occupying a restored 1920s banking hall in the City of London. Rooms feature marble bathrooms, high ceilings, and quality furnishings. The hotel includes a private cinema, multiple restaurants, and a basement pool. Designed for high-net-worth travellers and those celebrating special occasions. Rates start from £300-500/night.

Spacious rooms blend 1920s banking heritage with modern luxury including marble bathrooms and city views. Corner suites offer particularly impressive space and light.

Guests are impressed by the building and facilities but some find the service impersonal for the price.

What works: handsome Grade II listed architecture, Multiple dining options from casual to fine dining, Rooftop pool and gym with city views.

Watch out for: Very expensive rates including extras, Can feel corporate rather than intimate.

Located in City of London. Nearest transport: Bank station (Central, District, Northern lines) - 2 min walk. Within walking distance: Tower of London (12 min), Borough Market (10 min).

Facilities: rooftop pool, spa, gym, multiple restaurants, bars, room service, concierge, business centre.

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Best for: luxury travellers, special occasions, business executives.

Not ideal for: Budget-conscious visitors or those seeking intimate boutique atmosphere.

• Book directly with the hotel for best rates and room preferences.
• Breakfast: Available, £28 supplement.
• Parking: Valet parking, £50/day.
• Prices vary seasonally - book early for peak periods.
• Check recent reviews for up-to-date condition reports.

Does the room rate include access to all hotel facilities?

Room rates include access to the basement pool, private cinema, and lobby areas. Restaurants and bars operate as separate establishments with their own pricing. Some premium packages may include dining credits - verify at booking.

What restaurants operate within The Ned?

The hotel includes Cote (French brasserie), Koya (Japanese), Loin (meat-focused), and other dining venues. Menus are à la carte; expect mains at £20-45. Advance booking is essential for dinner during peak hours.

Is The Ned suitable for business travel?

The City location is central for business meetings. The hotel provides meeting rooms, business services, and is adjacent to major financial institutions. Fast Wi-Fi and 24-hour facilities support working travellers.