Showcasing the brand’s ‘Residents Club’ concept, blending hotel flexibility, services and amenities with apartment-style accommodation and an exclusive private members’ club, The Other House Covent Garden will open in the fourth quarter of 2025, featuring a showstopping panoramic rooftop bar and terrace.
Located in London’s theatre district, a stone’s throw from the iconic piazza, the Royal Opera House and many of London’s most famous landmarks, The Other House Covent Garden will comprise 146 signature bedrooms and Club Flats, featuring fully-equipped kitchenettes and living spaces, an all-day street café, The Other Kitchen, destination cocktail bar, the Owl and Monkey and its private club, accessible to members and residents, including a breathtaking rooftop bar, The Peacock Lounge.
With rates starting from £350 per night for a Club Flat, The Other House will bring its unique concept of apartment-style living with the flexibility and amenities of a hotel to the West End, creating your other house whenever you’re in town, whether a night, a month or a year.
Naomi Heaton, CEO and founder of The Other House, said: “The opening of The Other House Covent Garden marks an exciting new chapter for our brand, blending our commitment to sustainability, fun and innovative design with the rich heritage of this iconic neighbourhood. We look forward to introducing this next addition to our Resident Club collection and welcoming guests and residents to this distinctive new house.”
Consciously built in a place that matters
Located in the historic Wellington Block, in the heart of Covent Garden, the property comprises seven historic buildings, including a former rectory, around a striking five-storey glazed atrium. The architecture blends the elegance of the past with contemporary flair, including a new, three-storey addition to the building, offering breathtaking views across London’s skyline.
Setting a new benchmark in the sustainable renovation of a multi-building plot, The Other House showcases its usual commitment to cutting-edge, eco-conscious practices, both in the construction and future operation of the building. The building itself is made from FSC-certified timber and low-carbon concrete, significantly reducing the building’s environmental footprint. Impressively, 92.5 per cent of site waste has been diverted from landfill, showcasing The Other House’s dedication to reducing waste. With a BREEAM rating of ‘Excellent,’ this development exemplifies the future of green urban living.
As part of the brand’s ongoing commitment to eco-conscious design, The Other House Covent Garden will continue its collaboration with renowned sustainable fashion and design duo VIN + OMI. Appointed as Creative Sustainability Advisors to the brand, VIN + OMI will bring their innovative guidance and designs to various elements of the property. This forward-thinking approach ensures that sustainability is woven into the very fabric of the building, from construction materials to operational practices and interior design.
An exclusive private members club
In the brand’s signature format, combining service, local amenities and generous accommodation with the lifestyle elevation of a private members club, The Other House Covent Garden’s members spaces won’t disappoint. Accessible to residents who come and stay and external members, the club will include design-led lounges, including the statement atrium, wellness and fitness spaces, a vitality pool and an exciting calendar of events, partnerships and activations. The club at The Other House Covent Garden is set to become a hub of culture and connection in the heart of the West End.
Apartment-style Club Flats
The Other House’s signature Club Flats have been designed to offer luxurious, self-contained spaces that blend the convenience of a hotel with the comforts of an apartment. All include ample living space, a full-stocked kitchenette, separate bedroom area and en-suite bathroom with rainfall shower.
British maximalist interiors
Already setting a trend in South Kensington, The Other House Covent Garden’s distinctive ‘British maximalist’ interiors will feature dramatic, theatrical and Art Deco-inspired designs, with many nods to the neighbourhood’s distinctive history and culture, creating a bold, immersive environment for both residents and members. Originally working with Bergman Design House, interiors at The Other House Covent Garden have been re-conceptualised by their own in-house design team.
Wellness-centric amenities
Residents and members alike will enjoy access to The Other House Covent Garden’s wellness and fitness facilities, featuring a subterranean vitality pool, sound bath, treatment rooms, and a state-of-the-art gym. For those seeking to relax and unwind, the private club provides a serene escape from the bustle of Covent Garden. The exclusive rooftop bar offers 360-degree views over London, making it a standout location for chilling or entertaining.
Drinks and dining
In keeping with its dedication to offering unique and memorable experiences, The Other House Covent Garden will house the latest outpost of its destination cocktail bar, Owl and Monkey, and the relaxed all-day dining brasserie, The Other Kitchen. The exclusive rooftop bar, The Peacock Lounge, will sit above the Covent Garden roofline, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of London’s iconic landmarks, including the River Thames, Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster, Tower Bridge and The Shard.
Looking ahead
With Covent Garden opening in 2025 and future plans for a Resident’s Club in Belgravia, The Other House continues to redefine contemporary accommodation for modern travellers. By combining the flexibility of apartment-style living with the services of a high-end hotel and amenities for the local area, all in a sustainable, exclusive environment, The Other House sets a new standard for extended-stay properties.
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Rates at The Other House South Kensington start from £350 per night for a Club Flat. As ‘your other house for a long as you’re in town’, stays at this Residents Club can range from one night to a year or more; residencies of any length include access to its exclusive private club. To book, visit otherhouse.com.
