Berners Hotel, Grade II listed hotel in Westminster, London.
Berners Hotel is a Grade II listed building in Westminster housing accommodation and dining facilities across multiple floors. The structure features classical architectural detailing with marble columns and ornamental plasterwork throughout its interior layout.
The building was constructed between 1908 and 1910 as a hotel under architect John Slater's design. Multiple ownership transitions followed its opening before comprehensive renovation work began in the 2000s.
The building preserves its early 20th-century design language through ornamental plasterwork and classical proportions visible throughout the public areas. These architectural choices remain part of daily visitor experience when moving through the lobbies and corridors.
The hotel sits within easy walking distance of Oxford Circus station making it accessible by public transport and foot traffic. Guest facilities include fitness areas, dining venues, and meeting spaces distributed throughout the property.
The property was reimagined as The London EDITION under Marriott's design brand showcasing contemporary interpretations of classic hotel architecture. This transformation demonstrated how century-old structures could successfully adapt to modern guest expectations.
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