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The Ned hotels

Old city landmarks become hotels and members' clubs, with public restaurants in grand halls.

The Ned is the hotel Nick Jones and Sydell Group made from Edwin Lutyens's Midland Bank building in the City of London. The Caterer reported the opening in April 2017: 252 bedrooms, nine restaurants, two pools, and a members' club. The name is Lutyens's nickname, Ned. The atlas also files The Ned NoMad, dated 2022, and The Ned Doha, dated 2023.

3 The Ned hotels in 3 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas, each placed on the six LHA Tiers.

History

The Ned is the hotel Nick Jones and Sydell Group made from Edwin Lutyens's Midland Bank building in the City of London. The Caterer reported the opening in April 2017: 252 bedrooms, nine restaurants, two pools, and a members' club. The name is Lutyens's nickname, Ned. The atlas also files The Ned NoMad, dated 2022, and The Ned Doha, dated 2023.

Timeline

The houses to know

  1. The Ned Doha, Doha, Qatar — The Ned took over Doha's former Ministry of Interior, a Brutalist government block William Sednaoui designed in the 1970s, and had David Chipperfield Architects and Soho House's design team wrap it in a lush green podium without erasing its concrete bones.
  2. The Ned, London, United Kingdom — The Ned occupies Sir Edwin Lutyens' Grade I listed Midland Bank headquarters on Poultry, where ninety-two emerald marble columns ringed a circular desk beneath coffered ceilings when Midland was briefly the world's largest bank.
  3. The Ned NoMad, New York City, United States — Schickel & Ditmars finished the Beaux-Arts Johnston Building at Broadway and 28th in 1903, a limestone corner topped by a domed cupola inside today's Madison Square North Historic District.

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