Rosewood London

High Holborn

An Edwardian Belle Époque building that has been sympathetically transformed into a stylish five-star luxury hotel and residence.

As project architects, EPR was responsible for the complete refurbishment and restoration of this Grade II listed building. Our role included the implementation of an opulent interior design, the re-planning and design of the back of house areas and the sensitive restoration of the listed frontage, dome and seven-storey grand Pavonazzo marble staircase.

Previously known as the Chancery Court Hotel, the building’s interiors were completely remodelled to create extensive new entertainment and leisure facilities that include the Sense® spa, a fitness suite and 11 events spaces including the Grand Ballroom and three heritage boardrooms. The Rosewood offers diverse dining options including a private dining room with show kitchen, the Mirror Room, Scarfes Bar, a lobby lounge, Holborn Delicatessen and the Holborn Dining Room, which leads out onto a secluded terrace in the hotel’s inner courtyard.

We worked in collaboration with interior designers Tony Chi and Martin Brudnizki, implementing their grand designs to create a luxurious hotel with a timeless sense of place and style.

Amongst the hotel’s 262 guest rooms and 44 suites is the Grand Manor House Wing — the most lavish of the suites, accessed via a private lift from its own entrance, and notably one of the few suites in the world with its own postcode. It covers 587m² of living space with six bedrooms, a dressing chamber, a library, a private dining room and several sitting rooms.

Sensitive Restoration

As project architects, EPR was responsible for the complete refurbishment and restoration of this Grade II listed building. Our role included the implementation of an opulent interior design, the re-planning and design of the back of house areas and the sensitive restoration of the listed frontage, dome and seven-storey grand Pavonazzo marble staircase.

We worked in collaboration with interior designers Tony Chi and Martin Brudnizki, implementing their grand designs to create a luxurious hotel with a timeless sense of place and style.

Amongst the hotel’s 262 guest rooms and 44 suites is the Grand Manor House Wing — the most lavish of the suites, accessed via a private lift from its own entrance, and notably one of the few suites in the world with its own postcode. It covers 587m² of living space with six bedrooms, a dressing chamber, a library, a private dining room and several sitting rooms.

The project has won numerous awards including three European Hospitality Awards and the AA London Hotel of the Year.