Providing a home for free spirits | The NOMAD Hotel in London

The NOMAD Hotel opened at the end of 2020, located near the grand Magistrates' Court between Covent Garden and Bow Street in London. This 19th-century building was previously used as a police station and court, so its structure has a certain resilience and strength. However, over time, the building has been transformed into a luxury hotel with 91 guest rooms, offering a home for free spirits. As guests step out of the spacious parking area and into the hotel, they begin to experience the various services the hotel offers. A vibrant restaurant and cocktail venue await their patronage. The hotel also features a library. The two-story high space evokes the hallmark of Nomad, with gorgeous woodwork creating a serious yet fun atmosphere. The Elephant Bar, with its familiar yet unexpected lime green and ebony materials, fully embodies the Nomad philosophy. The bold reimagining of the Magistrates' Court's solemn space is dreamlike, with the landscape completely taking over the building, becoming the backdrop for the hotel's various functions and activities.