Andorra • Luxembourg • Spain
Hyde Hotel London City
London, upper-upscale
Built in 1874 by architect Evans Cronk, 15 Old Bailey, once known as the Spier & Pond Hotel, was the first ever hotel in London to have electric lighting. In the early 1900s it was remodelled into 64 serviced office suites, four meeting rooms, and an executive business lounge. Today, Boscalt seeks to reconvert the asset back to the iconic hotel that it once was.
Hotel Fact
Operator/brand
Hyde by AccorHotelsAddress
15 Old Bailey
ASSET INFORMATION
| Hotel | Hyde Hotel London City |
| City, Country | London, United Kingdom |
| Year built hotel use | 1874 |
| Operator | Hyde by AccorHotels |
| Closing date | July 2021 |
| Type of deal | Asset deal |
| % owner | 70 |
Hotel Fact
Operator/brand
Hyde by AccorHotelsAddress
15 Old BaileyLondon, United Kingdom
HOTEL DESCRIPTION
| Number of rooms | 111 |
| Meeting facilities | |
| F&B offering | Full serviced restaurant, Bar |
| Other facilities | Gym |
| Total built area | 5 969 sqm |
| Number of floors | 6 floors above the ground floor |
Location
- The Hyde Hotel London City is situated at the heart of the global financial hub of the City of London, within walking distance from the offices of global investment banks and law firms, resulting in exceptional corporate demand. The building is also located near St Paul’s Cathedral and other popular attractions such as Covent Garden, the Museum of London, and the Tate Modern.
- The station next door, Farringdon, is the only place where the London underground, the Thameslink, and the Crossrail (due to open in 24 months) all interlink, making the asset one of the only hotels in London to have direct access and under 30 min away from the major airports of London (Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton Airport).
