Hospitality company Lore Group has announced plans to reopen the former Ace Hotel London Shoreditch this autumn.
The property has been closed since the onset of Covid-19 in early 2020, and last September it was confirmed that it would no longer continue to operate under the Ace Hotel brand.
Ace Hotel London Shoreditch to debrand and undergo renovation
At the time the property’s operator Lore Group stated that it would take over management of the hotel, and the firm has now confirmed that it will reopen as One Hundred Shoreditch (a nod to the hotel’s location on Shoreditch High Street).
A holding website has gone live at onehundredshoreditch.com, with an opening date of “autumn 2021”.
According to the site the property has undergone a redesign, and will feature 258 rooms, six restaurants and bars “including a restaurant and wine bar specialising in locally sourced seafood, a destination cocktail bar and a rooftop bar and terrace, offering panoramic views over East London”.
Commenting on the revamp Lore Group’s creative director Jacu Strauss said:
“The redesign reflects how Shoreditch has evolved during the last decade with the interiors mirroring the new grown-up character of the neighbourhood.
“In the guest rooms emphasis is placed on calm and comfort, while the restaurant and bar spaces retain the fun and energy for which this part of London is so well known.”
Business Traveller reviewed Ace Hotel London Shoreditch back in 2013, shortly after the property opened.
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