Corinthia London has once again distinguished itself, with The Telegraph describing the hotel as “one of London’s top five-star hotels”.
In a rave review, The Telegraph said: “Housed in the former Ministry of Defence building, with a destination spa and three restaurants, including one by Tom Kerridge, the Corinthia’s afternoon teas are perennially popular, while its riverside West End location will make you feel in the thick of things
“Even entry-level Executive rooms feel spacious, with tables, chairs and a plump armchair, while marble bathrooms have tubs and twin sinks. I stayed in one of a number of new suites, the Trafalgar, which had a view of Nelson’s Column.
“This year, the multi-floor wellness space relaunched to Biome, looking to better incorporate nature into its treatments. Even under its previous incarnation it was perhaps the best spa of any London hotel, with sleeping pods, a thermal pool, an ice bath, a large glass-encased sauna and a steam room, and more changes are afoot, such as the addition of a cold plunge pool.”
Corinthia London General Manager Charlotte Weatherall said: “We are delighted to see Corinthia London recognised as one of London’s leading five-star destinations and among The Telegraph’s elite list of hotels in the UK. It’s a wonderful recognition of the hotel’s continued place within London’s luxury hospitality landscape.”
See link: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/250-best-hotels/
