Looking for the latest luxury offerings in the capital? The search ends here…
You’re not exactly short of options when it comes to finding luxury hotels in London. But what is the hottest new hotel in London? Where are the fashion crew flocking too? Which new London hotel has the design set buzzing? From boutique openings to big name flagships, find out the newest hotels in the capital with our guide.
New UK Hotels 2021
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The Mayfair Townhouse, London
Opened: late 2020
From the team behind Cliveden House and Chewton Glen comes a new London powerhouse, The Mayfair Townhouse. Bringing a welcome injection of fun and frivolity into the area the property offers an ‘Oscar Wilde meets Alice in Wonderland’ vibe with Goddard Littlefair citing the Dandy era as the design inspiration. Read our review of the Mayfair Townhouse.
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Nobu Portman Square
Opened: late 2020
The much-loved Nobu Berkeley Street restaurant will move to its new home at the brand-new Nobu Portman Square, which promises to be a home away from home for guests, doing things with signature ‘kokoro’ (Japanese for authenticity and with passion). Expect incredible service and impeccable food.
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The Falcon
Opened: late 2020
Set at the centre of the 10,500-acre Castle Ashby Estate, the ancestral home of the 7th Marquess of Northampton, is The Falcon, which opened (then closed, then opened) its doors in late 2020. A Grade II-listed coaching inn built in 1594, this magnificent country retreat offers 22 bedrooms spread across the main hotel and adjacent cottages. Bedroom five is
the showstopper, with a private terrace and far-stretching lake view. Nature is at the heart of everything here, with on-site activities including yoga, cycling, nature walks and wild swimming. -
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The Star, Alfriston, East Sussex
Opening: spring 2021
Set to open in March 2021, The Star, Alfriston will offer 30 rooms set in a striking grade II Listed 15th century building in the heart of an East Sussex medieval village. Set in the South Downs National Park, the Sussex coastline including the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs, is just screaming out to be explored.
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The Harper, Norfolk
Opening: spring 2021
The much-anticipated 32-room boutique hotel The Harper will open early 2021 in the picturesque village of Langham in North Norfolk, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Housed in a former glass blowing factory, the property will showcase bespoke glass features and natural materials throughout. No two rooms are alike with room categories coming in at ‘Big’, ‘Bigger’ and ‘Biggest’. Check out the local walks or ‘Harper Hikes’ taking in the best of North Norfolk’s countryside.
Rooms start at £175 per night, theharper.co.uk
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Three Mile Beach, Cornwall
Opening: spring 2021
Just four miles from St Ives, Three Mile Beach is set to launch at Easter 2021, a collective of 15 luxury beach houses created by Audley Travel founder Craig Burkinshaw and his partner Joanne Le Bon. Offering ‘comfort in the wilds’ the property will sit hidden among sand dunes and coastal grasses, with three and four-bedroom houses available with log burners, wrap-around terraces and sunken cedar hot tubs.
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Cameron House, Scotland
Opening: spring 2021
Located on the banks of Loch Lomond, this baronial mansion has been closed since a fire in 2017, but is set to reopen in spring 2021. Set in 100 acres of woodland, Cameron House has 136 guest bedrooms, an award-winning spa and championship level golf course. A Loch Lomond cruise on the Celtic Warrior, the Resort’s own luxury motor cruiser is a must during your stay.
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Mondrian Shoreditch, London
Opening: spring 2021
The Mondrian returns to London with the European flagship, a 120-room hotel in the heart of Shoreditch. Look out for a host of food and beverage offerings to add to the already bustling East London food scene, including a culinary experience by world-famous chef Dani García.
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The Farmyard at The Newt, Somerset
Opening: summer 2021
Hidden in a secluded corner of the popular country estate hotel, The Farmyard offers 17 rooms and suites housed within the Farm House, Cyder Mill, Apple Loft and Cheese Barns. The new property features an indoor swimming pool, bar and games room and an authentic farm-to-table culinary experience, plus access to the wider estate and facilities.
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Marine Troon, Scotland
Opening: summer 2021
Formerly The Marine Hotel, this 89-key hotel sits in the seaside town of Troon on the Ayrshire Coast. Of particular appeal to golf fans, Marine Troon will boast unobstructed views of the 1st and 18th fairways of Royal Troon’s Old Course, which has played host to nine Open Championships, and will feature interiors inspired by the sport.
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Beaverbrook Town House, London
Opening: summer 2021
Beaverbrook is partnering with Cadogan Estates to bring the luxury of the award-winning Surrey country house to Chelsea for 2021. Launching next summer on Sloane Street following a £25m restoration of two Georgian townhouses opposite Cadogan Place Gardens, the boutique hotel will be home to 14 luxury suites, plus a contemporary Japanese restaurant and bar. Interiors will come from designer Nicola Harding alongside Beaverbrook’s creative director Sir Frank Lowe.
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The Broadwick Soho, London
Opening: autumn 2021
Featuring 57 rooms and suits, The Broadwick Soho is the first London hotel designed by Martin Brudnizki, the man behind the beloved interiors at Annabel’s and The Wolseley. The designer describes the new venture as ‘your eccentric godmother’s Soho townhouse’, with many of the higher-tier rooms and suites featuring private balconies overlooking the bustling streets of the city. The rooftop cocktail bar is sure to be a Soho hit.
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Gleneagles Townhouse, Edinburgh
Opening: autumn 2021
The iconic sporting and country estate of Gleneagles is launching its first city dwelling in St Andrews Square, reimagined as Gleneagles Townhouse. Offering 33 bedrooms, the townhouse will also be home to a members club, with access to private spaces and on-site gym and wellness clubs. The rooftop terrace will offer views across the city previously only enjoyed by the rooftop statues on the former Bank of Scotland headquarters.
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