The Victory House – MGallery by Sofitel is a luxury hotel at London’s Leicester Square that sees itself as a homage to the golden time of cinema.
Originally planned in 1898 by the former leading theater designer Walter Emden, it was formerly known as the Hôtel de l’Europe. It features a Parisian Brasserie that was a former West End meeting point in its heydays.
The 19th Century building with its rich history and its cineastic heritage had to be respected in its renovation. A subtle color scheme with grey furniture and brass details was chosen.
Light oak elements add a relaxed atmosphere to the rooms. Each of the 86 stylish rooms is unique. Bull eyes and large windows offer a view of the setting of many film opening nights, Leicester Square.
The chic Petit Bistro is located in the ground floor of the hotel and seats 70 guests.
Interior Design
Michaelis Boyd, www.michaelisboyd.com
Design
Benoit, Henzel Design, Gubi, &tradition
