The Ned London

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Set in the former Midland Bank building in the City of London, just steps from Bank Station, The Ned hosts 250 bedrooms, restaurants and bars alongside a range of men’s and women’s wellness and grooming services. The Grade I-listed building was designed by Sir Edwin 'Ned' Lutyens in 1924. Each bedroom at The Ned features elements of design back to the 1920's and 1930’s and includes vintage pieces, patterned furnishings and rainforest showers. The former Grand Banking Hall is host to 10 restaurants and bars which serve a wide range of cuisines, from British to Northern Italy, North America and Asia. On the 6th floor, six private hire rooms and two terraces are at guests’ disposal all complete with a reception area. Ned’s Club Spa offers a variety of treatments – from manicures and pedicures, to massages and hair services. The private member's spaces, Ned's Club Gym and Ned's Club Spa pool may be accessed through purchasing day passes, subject to availability. The property is within a short walk from St. Paul’s Cathedral and within 15 minutes from Oxford Street and the West End, by tube. Bank Station also offers a direct DLR connection to London City Airport, which can be reached in 30 minutes. Groups & Events The Ned's six private hire rooms and two terraces are among the building's most elegant spaces, with all benefiting from natural light, and a dedicated reception area. Ideal for weddings, events and meetings, the rooms have a capacity of between 10 and 200 people. Ned’s Club Ned’s Club, available to members, offers a range of rooms and facilities. Dominating the belly of the building is the bank’s original vault, with its twenty tonne, two-metre-wide door, which will house Ned's Club Downstairs and the Vault Room lounge bar. The vault contains over 3,000 stainless steel safety deposit boxes and inspired the design of Fort Knox in the 1964 film Goldfinger. Ned's Club Active has cardio, strength and training equipment, a boxing gym, Pilates, yoga studio and House Ride (spinning). At Ned's Club Relax, the spa, there is a 20 metre swimming pool, sauna and steam room. Bedrooms Brass and mahogany furniture, chandeliers and richly patterned furnishings decorate The Ned's 250 bedrooms. Each room channels 1920s and 1930s design, with vintage pieces, hand-knotted Afghan rugs and rainforest showers. Eating & Drinking Ten public restaurants in the former Grand Banking Hall serve food that spans the globe, from British cuisine to Northern Italy, North America and Asia-Pacific. The offering includes a Cecconi’s – Italian, Millies Lounge – British, Nickel Bar, Malibu Kitchen – Californian , Cantina – Mexican, Kaia -Japanese, Electric Diner – American & Lutyens Grill – 38th Best steak restaurant in the World. The Nickel Bar and Library bar offer cocktails and a light snacks menu.