The Novotel Tower Bridge Interior Design in London

Novotel London Tower Bridge is situated between Tower Bridge and Fenchurch Street station, in the historical district of London, a lot of history that survive in the surrounding streets and place names and in the architectural heritage of the region – from the way the Royal Mint, where coins newly created until 1975, for Pepys Street (adjacent to hotel), named after Samuel Pepys, that legendary diary gives insight into the life of London in the 17th century. region has also historically absorbed people from different cultures – from the silk weaving refugee Huguenot descent, for Jewish refugees from the pogroms of Eastern Europe to the Chinese merchants and the community Sylhelti Limehouse strong in northern areas of Bangladesh, in Brick Lane, all of which have given a great contribution to the socio-cultural layers of rich and workmanship in the vicinity of the hotel.

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The new design seeks to create a sense of flow between the different rooms on the ground floor and add in an attractive pocket in the form of a smaller, space suppression, explains director Jo Sampson Scapegoat. ‘The color palette for the scheme was light with a punch of color, including ice blue and burnt orange, offset by a dramatic floor tiles monochrome black or white. New ground floor is comprised of a region, receiving a large light and spacious, with sitting area, the circulation and core Internet space station. A large bar area on the left front reception segues seamlessly into the restaurant space, with additional private eating area, which can also be used as a business meeting room, with seating breakout”informal businesses in the vicinity. Further business facilities on the lower ground floor. Bid meal consists of a total 198 covers, spread through the restaurant, bar, private dining room and breakout space with 127 blankets at a special restaurant. For more information visit website blacksheep.