London, UK

Inhabit Queen’s Gardens

Set across a crescent of Grade II listed mid-19th century townhouses in Bayswater, Inhabit Queen’s Gardens comprises 159 bedrooms, as well as a 70-cover restaurant and bar, lounge, library and wellness area including treatment rooms, a fitness suite and yoga studio.

The hotel promises a commitment to environmental initiatives and meaningful community partnerships, pledging to work with 100 social enterprises and small, socially-conscious businesses, including an extension of our furniture range collaboration with Goldfinger.

Holland Harvey has worked alongside Caitlin Henderson Design, There’s Light, Kelham Island Concrete, and art curators Culture A to create a design that blends contemporary Scandi inspiration and Eastern philosophical awareness with quintessential British design. Key design features include a fire surround made by Granby Workshop from waste materials salvaged on site.

During construction, 100% of waste was redirected from landfills, with 59% being recycled or donated via the online platform Globechain.

The Independent recently described the hotel as, “(one of) the most exciting hotels opening in the UK and Ireland in 2022″.

Related Projects

Working with developer Hubcap, Holland Harvey is charged with converting an existing under-utilised office building within the City of London into The Ludgate, a new aparthotel concept. 

Templeton Place is a terrace of seven Victorian townhouses in Earl’s Court, west London, converted into a hotel in the 1970s. The project seeks to undertake the complete refurbishment of the existing 160 bedroom hotel.   

Holland Harvey developed a considered material palette and design language for Paris Baguette’s High Street Kensington store that built upon the existing brand to create a new identity for their UK roll-out.

Holland Harvey and Tate Modern have linked two of London’s most iconic spaces, the Southbank and the Turbine Hall, via a refurbished cafe, Corner.