The newly opened Pan Pacific London plans to take innovation and understated luxury to new heights. Located just a stone’s throw from the heart of the City of London, within the contemporary tower One Bishopsgate Plaza, Pan Pacific London offers travellers quality dining in its restaurants and bars as well as relaxation in the fourth-floor infinity pool and sauna and steam rooms – all within easy reach of the capital’s finest attractions.
With the juxtaposition of old and new London architecture, Bishopsgate Plaza encapsulates the 43-storey bronze tower of the Pan Pacific London and private Sky Residence apartments, as well as the 144-year-old Devonshire House. A landscaped public plaza connects the two, adding designer shops, a rooftop restaurant and a contemporary cocktail bar to the mix.
The hotel, including its accommodations, event spaces and public areas, has been created by esteemed design duo Yabu Pushelberg, who bring their signature style to the hotel sparked by the fusion of south-east Asian vibrancy and traditional British design. Modern lines and artistic flair run throughout the hotel’s public spaces, set against relaxed, neutral colour palettes across the 237 guest rooms and suites. The signature Pan Pacific Suite on the 19th floor boasts luxurious and spacious accommodation with spectacular views of the city.
Guest rooms have been designed as retreats from the bustling city and the designers have incorporated curved walls, rather than harsh 90-degree angles to enhance the feeling of gentle calm. Custom headboards act as personalised art pieces, while accessories introduce small bursts of colour against neutral tones.
The hotel’s Straits Kitchen restaurant, Ginger Lily bar and The Orchid Lounge are under the direction of multi-award-winning Executive Chef Lorraine Sinclair and renowned Executive Pastry Chef Cherish Finden, developing new and innovative Asian inspired flavours. The team are working closely with British producers, Nurtured in Norfolk, to grow their own high-quality ingredients as well as sourcing local produce to help minimise the carbon footprint.
Straits Kitchen is an ode to Southeast Asia both through design and cuisine. Inspired by heritage recipes, the menu at Straits Kitchen has been carefully crafted by Executive Chef Sinclair working alongside Executive Chef Tony Khoo and showcases the melting pot of cuisines represented in multicultural Singapore. Straits Kitchen features two private dining spaces, custom dining tables and a custom wine-cabinet-as-art. Custom murals have been brought to life by En Viu which further enforce the restaurant’s Eastern influence, depicting Asian botanicals mirroring the flavours on the menu. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows offer guests views of The City.
The Orchid Lounge offers Afternoon Tea from award-winning Executive Pastry Chef Cherish Finden. Cherish brings her flair for Asian flavours to the traditional British tea with the Singaporean-inspired Kopi Tiam, celebrating bao, dim sum and choux. The afternoon tea is accompanied by exclusive tea blends from the Rare Tea Company as well as Champagnes and English Sparkling Wines, further supporting the best of British produce.
Ginger Lily boasts an extensive Champagne list from over 200 houses, the largest list of by-the-glass bubbles in the City of London, and also house over 150 rums. The cocktail menu showcases an eclectic selection of signature classics inspired by Singaporean flavours and culture, in keeping with the overall style and feel of Pan Pacific London.
As well as offering guests style and luxury, Pan Pacific London has an entire floor dedicated to wellness. Integrating fitness, nutrition, treatments and mindfulness, the floor features an 18.5m infinity pool and the latest equipment from TecnoBody, including the D-Wall and conditioning gym.
If the gym doesn’t appeal, you could try out the aqua fitness class in the hotel’s infinity pool, or perhaps attend a mindful workshop. If you just want to relax, then the poolside fireplace and sofas create a homely feeling encouraging you to relax and linger.
Pan Pacific London offers a serene haven away from the hustle and bustle, with every element carefully crafted and tailored to offer one of London’s most complete contemporary and luxury hotel experiences. Rooms are available to reserve now
, starting at £325 per night.
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