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Treehouse Hotel London

London, United Kingdom · Treehouse · Accessible Luxury

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Queen's Hall stood on this corner of Langham Place from 1893 until a single incendiary gutted it on 10 May 1941, and the Proms lost their first home. Henry Wood House, named for the conductor, opened in 1964 with BBC research downstairs and the St George's Hotel above, the lobby on the roof. In November 2019 those upper floors became Treehouse: ninety-five rooms from the ninth floor up, Madera for dinner and The Nest for a drink over the street.

About Treehouse Hotel London

History

Queen's Hall, Thomas Knightley's concert room, opened on Langham Place in 1893 and was the home of the Proms until an incendiary destroyed it on 10 May 1941. The Crown Estate replaced it with Henry Wood House, designed by Eric A. Blade and opened in 1964: BBC research on the lower floors, the St George's Hotel above, lobby at the top. The hotel floors were renovated and renamed Treehouse in November 2019, ninety-five rooms from the ninth floor upward.

The setting

14-15 Langham Place, W1B 2QS, at the corner of Riding House Street in Marylebone. All Souls faces the corner. Broadcasting House and the top of Regent Street are a short walk.

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