(TAN): Pan Pacific Hotels Group has opened its flagship hotel, Pan Pacific London, in the heart of the city at One Bishopsgate Plaza and steps away from Liverpool Street Station. The luxury hotel launches at the doorstep of London’s finest attractions, including high-end shopping in Spitalfields, the Barbican cultural hub, and the stylish Shoreditch neighbourhood.
Pan Pacific London is seated within Bishopsgate Plaza, comprising the 43-storey One Bishopsgate Plaza, private Sky Residence apartments and the historical 144-year old Devonshire House.
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“The flagship Pan Pacific London not only boasts the best in product design by world-renowned architects and interior designers, it is led by a passionate team that will bring Pan Pacific Hotels Group’s sincere hospitality to the heart of London. Memorable experiences can be created only when we have such a dedicated team. I am very proud of them, and they will take our brand of Asian hospitality to new heights in London,” said Choe Peng Sum, CEO of Pan Pacific Hotels Group.
Designed as a retreat from the bustling city, the guest rooms of the hotel feature a light colour palette with no sharp 90-degree angles, adding to the tranquil and peaceful experience. Custom headboards act as personalised art pieces, adding a layer of calm through the depiction of oak, elder, elm and maple trees.
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Generously sized from 37 sqm to 119 sqm, the rooms afford a premium and spacious experience within the metropolis. Guests are pampered with the luxuries of Diptyque amenities, custom Hypnos beds, Dyson hairdryers, Hans Grohe bath and tap systems, and in-room curated coffee selections, among more features for ultimate comfort.
Led by multi award-winning Executive Chef Lorraine Sinclair and renowned Executive Pastry Chef Cherish Finden, Pan Pacific London has a selection of restaurants and bars that celebrate rich Southeast Asian cuisine, bringing different flavours to London’s culinary scene.
