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Hot Openings: Swanky redesign unveiled for London hotel

by Ann Bagel Storck

October 5, 2011 - Categories: Hospitality News,

The Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street in London, formerly the Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten, has undergone a US$24 million redesign and rebranding that includes new suites and a destination restaurant.

The 137-key boutique hotel, located in the eclectic Seven Dials neighborhood — also known as London’s Hidden Village — features eight new suites with neighborhood views and Apple TVs in all rooms, allowing connections with iPods, iPhones and iPads. The new Dial Restaurant & Bar serves a Moorish mezze-style menu using local British produce, while six conference rooms offer natural daylight as well as the latest presentation technology.

Rates for The Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street start at approximately US$281 per night, based on double occupancy, excluding tax and breakfast.

Eight new suites offer neighborhood views and separate dressing rooms complete with SMEG refrigerators sporting a Union Jack flag on the door. Photos used courtesy of The Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street.
Eight new suites offer neighborhood views and separate dressing rooms complete with SMEG refrigerators sporting a Union Jack flag on the door. Photos used courtesy of The Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street.
Suites also feature large bathrooms with walk-in showers.
Suites also feature large bathrooms with walk-in showers.
In addition to a Moorish mezze-style menu, Dial Restaurant & Bar serves signature cocktails created by The Gorgeous Group and incorporating the fruit, flowers and spices of the Covent Garden Market.
In addition to a Moorish mezze-style menu, Dial Restaurant & Bar serves signature cocktails created by The Gorgeous Group and incorporating the fruit, flowers and spices of the Covent Garden Market.
The hotel, whose lobby is pictured here, is located in Seven Dials — also known as London’s Hidden Village — where guests can find independent boutiques, vintage stores, exclusive beauty salons and a range of restaurants.
The hotel, whose lobby is pictured here, is located in Seven Dials — also known as London’s Hidden Village — where guests can find independent boutiques, vintage stores, exclusive beauty salons and a range of restaurants.
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