Nobu Hotel London Portman Square
The building itself was formerly a less distinguished business hotel, but fear not; once you’re over the threshold, you’re immersed in an ultra-stylish, ultra-luxe version of London with a pronounced Japanese accent, thanks to designer David Collins, who’s responsible for the hotel’s public spaces. The rooms, by Make Architects, are no less impressive, though they are rather more sedate — here Nobu’s heritage lends a minimalistic, Zen-derived tranquility, as well as some quintessentially Japanese amenities like Toto washlets and oversized soaking tubs.
Frankly, it would be an impressive enough hotel even without its flagship restaurant. But for many Londoners, the real headline here is the rebirth of the beloved Nobu Berkeley Street, newly relocated from its Mayfair location. Here chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s signature Peruvian-influenced Japanese fare is presented in its full glory, and it’s here that you’ll dine with a veritable who’s-who of contemporary London society.
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