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L'oscar London

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L'oscar occupies Arthur Keen's 1903 Baptist Church House, a Grade II* Edwardian Free Baroque pile on High Holborn that once held a chapel and later belonged to London Transport. Duncan Shakeshaft of Triangle Hotels bought it in 2012. Jacques Garcia shaped the interiors, and the house opened in May 2018 with thirty-nine rooms, eighteen of them suites.

About L'oscar London

History

L'oscar London occupies an Edwardian Free Baroque building erected between 1901 and 1903 to designs by architect Arthur Keen, originally built as the headquarters of the Baptist Union (Baptist Church House), incorporating a chapel. The Grade II* listed building was owned by London Transport in the 20th century and acquired in 2012 by Duncan Shakeshaft of Triangle Hotels.

After an extensive conversion, it opened as the L'oscar hotel in May 2018 with interiors by French designer Jacques Garcia, offering 39 rooms including 18 suites. The property is associated with Michel Reybier Hospitality and is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.

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