Threadneedles Hotel is a beautifully converted banking hall, built in 1856 in the center of London's financial district, 500 meters from Tower Bridge. The interior retains original features including an intricate stained glass central dome that creates the reception and seating lounge centerpiece. The 69 stylish guestrooms are decorated in soft neutrals with richly colored fabrics, wooden furnishings, and soft lighting. All include Egyptian cotton sheets and duck down duvets, wireless Internet connections, CD players, satellite television, air conditioning and minibars. The limestone bathrooms have chrome and glass fittings, designer toiletries, televisions, bathrobes and slippers.
The hotel restaurant and bar serves modern French cuisine prepared by a Michelin starred chef in chic, relaxed surroundings. Open Mon-Fri for breakfast, lunch and dinner; open for breakfast only, Sat-Sun. Guests can also indulge in a selection of pampering, in-room spa treatments. A team of qualified professionals are on hand to offer spiritual treatments, ancient healing practices and traditional massages, including aromatherapy and Thai massage. Business Guests can take advantage of the series of conference rooms with polished interiors, audio-visual equipment and individual features, such as interconnecting doors. The hotel offers 24-hour room service, wireless Internet access, and an evening honesty bar. Nearby attractions including Tower Bridge, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare's Globe are all within half a mile of the hotel. The Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace are all within three miles. London Heathrow Airport is located 15 miles from the hotel.