London: Four Seasons takes up residence in a historic building

The building was inaugurated in 1922
The Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square will offer 100 rooms

The Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts group will be inaugurating the end of the year a new establishment in London, called Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square. The new address will then be located in a vast historic monument (more than one hectare) that will soon be one hundred years old. The former headquarters of the Port of London's River Authority will feature a limited number of rooms - around a hundred, including ten suites - and the interior design has been entrusted to 4BI & Associates. Architect Aukett Swank is overseeing the work.

L'MICE offer of the Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square will reach a total surface area of 730m².including the Grand Salon des Nations-Unies, which can accommodate up to 250 guests. It was here that the inaugural reception of the United Nations was held in 1946.

We will have to wait until the end of 2016 to see the hotel open its doors.
The Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square is the group's second hotel in the capital.

To live up to the high standards of this iconic building, Four Seasons has also put the finishing touches to its gastronomic menu, with Anne-Sophie Pic at the helm of the restaurant. An Asian restaurant offering Chinese and Japanese specialities and the bar "La Rotonde" will complete the restaurant offer.

There will also be a spa with six treatment rooms, a hammam, an indoor pool and a sauna, as well as a fitness complex open 24/7.