List of interesting hotels that open this summer in United Kingdom

Callow Hall

The opening of Callow Hall in Derbyshire this summer has signalled the launch of a new boutique hotel brand, Wildhive. Callow Hall has been transformed by interior designer Isabella Worsley, who previously worked alongside Firmdale Hotels’ designer and founder, Kit Kemp.
The main house comprises 15 bedrooms, and then dotted amongst the woodland are 11 one-bedroom woodland Hives, complete with bathroom, kitchenette and outdoor bathing, all designed by Worsley. There will also be two treehouses on site, from Blue Forest, each designed to ‘sit amongst the trees’ and are geared for self-catering with open-plan sitting rooms and kitchens.
Executive chef David Bukowicki, previously at Barnsdale Lodge in Rutland, is overseeing the food and drink and has created a menu which celebrates the seasons and the best of British produce. Callow Hall’s 15 beehives will be managed by the Derbyshire Bee Society and will provide honey for the house. Callow Hall’s kitchen garden will also provide seasonal vegetables and herbs.
The new bespoke contemporary glass Garden Room will serve inspiring seasonal dishes from breakfast through to dinner and has a sedum roof to provide a habitat for birds and insects. Callow Hall was built between 1849 and 1852 for John Goodwin Johnson. It opened as a hotel in 1982 and for 26 years it was run by the Spencer family until it was sold to Von Essen Hotels.

Callow Hall Hotel – Wildhive Address: Mappleton Rd, Ashbourne DE6 2AA, United Kingdom

The Harper

The Harper is the first venture for the Cutmore-Scott family, whose hospitality background has been built up in the wedding industry. Taking a leap into the boutique hotel market, the family have created a new offering for Norfolk, which they hope will carve the way for a new collection.
In May, the Cutmore-Scott family opened the doors to their first boutique hotel in Norfolk, in a change of pace from running their successful portfolio of wedding venues across the country.
The brick and flint-built barn in Langham was previously home to Langham Glass, a cottage industry that outgrew its premises as glassblowing blossomed. Now having been transformed into The Harper, its new incarnation retains the fabric of the historic building and retells its story with a bold, industrial aesthetic in its public areas.
Home to 32 bedrooms, restaurant Stanley’s named after owner Sam Cutmore-Scott’s grandfather, living room Ivy’s paying tribute to Sam’s late grandmother, and games room, The Den. The hotel’s name also pays homage to family relatives who inspired the new venture.
Stanley’s Restaurant has a huge focus on fresh ingredients and boast two concepts; an ‘all-day dine anywhere’ menu and a slightly more refined, but not fussy, a la carte offering.
The Harper also boasts outside space, The Yard with food served from The Shack, plus a spa with pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room and two treatment rooms.

The Harper Address: North St, Langham, Holt NR25 7DH, United Kingdom

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Mondrian London

The Accor brand Mondrian makes its much-anticipated return to London this month.
Mondrian Shoreditch London will open following a major overhaul and redesign of the former The Curtain hotel, headed up by design studio Goddard Littlefair.
The news follows Accor’s acquisition of sbe’s hotel brands in Q4 2020 and its planned joint venture with Ennismore, which will see the creation of ‘one of the world’s largest and fastest growing lifestyle operators’ later this summer.
Mondrian Shoreditch London will mark the return of the Mondrian brand to London when the new hotel launches in spring and will be the sixth property in the global portfolio.
The Mondrian brand exited London in January 2019 as sbe handed over the reins of the 359-bedroom Mondrian London hotel to the Lore Group.

The Mondrian Shoreditch Address: 45 Curtain Rd Shoreditch London EC2A 3PT, United Kingdom

Transfer from London Heathrow Airport to The Mondrian Shoreditch:
Mercedes Benz S class Price £102
Travel time 1 hour 10 minutes
Distance 20.4 miles

The Star, Alfriston

Dynamic mother-and-daughter duo, Olga and Alex Polizzi have opened their new hotel, The Star in Alfriston, Sussex.
The Grade-II listed 15th century building has opened as a 30-bedroom hotel, featuring Olga’s Polizzi’s signature design flair, and comprising an all-day casual dining space as well as a more formal restaurant.
In December 2019 Olga Polizzi, the renowned interior designer, hotelier and director of design for Rocco Forte Hotels bought The Star, Alfriston, in East Sussex, with her daughter, Alex Polizzi, the businesswoman and presenter of Channel 5 television show, The Hotel Inspector.
Olga Polizzi already owns Hotel Tresanton in Cornwall and Hotel Endsleigh in Devon, while The Star, Alfriston is the first official joint venture for the mother and daughter duo.
The Star will become the third hotel in the Polizzi Collection.

The Star Address: High St, Alfriston, Polegate BN26 5TA, United Kingdom

Transfer from London Heathrow Airport to The Star, Alfriston:
Mercedes Benz S class Price £310
Travel time 1 hour 32 minutes
Distance 76.4 miles

NoMad London

The hottest ticket in town right now is a reservation at the restaurant within the new Nomad London. Instagram is peppered with candid shots from the vast dining space, which has created quite the buzz since opening in May.
The historic former Bow Street Magistrates’ Court and Police Station in Covent Garden has been transformed into a 91-bedroom hotel, including 21 suites, plus a handful of exciting drinking and dining destinations taking residence in the Grade-II listed building.
At the heart of the hotel, The NoMad Restaurant is housed in a light-filled atrium evocative of an Edwardian greenhouse and is open five days a week (Tuesday to Saturday).
Side Hustle is NoMad’s version of a British pub with a decidedly New York ‘sensibility and a playful spirit’, serving a menu of sharing plates paired with an agave-based list of spirits created by mixologist Leo Robitschek and the NoMad Bar team.
Common Decency, is the first-ever NoMad lounge, and is nestled in a ‘subterranean playground’, offering a lively East London style craft cocktail bar complemented by elements of West End establishments.
A unique part of the hotel will also be the Bow Street Police Museum which pays homage to the building’s colourful past both as a police station for over 100 years and as a Magistrates’ Court.

NoMad London Address: 28 Bow St, London WC2E 7AW, United Kingdom

Transfer from London Heathrow Airport to NoMad London:
Mercedes Benz S class Price £102
Travel time 52 minutes
Distance 16.2 miles

The Tawny Hotel

The Tawny Hotel has introduced a new hospitality concept set within the gardens of Consall Hall Estate in the Peak District.
The Tawny Hotel is situated within the 70-acre grounds of the restored wild garden of the Estate in Staffordshire and comprises a series of accommodation types, including shepherds huts, treehouses and boathouses.
There is a total of 55 rooms available. There is also an outdoor pool, yoga mats provided in rooms and spa treatments available.

The Tawny Hotel Address: Consall Ln, Stoke-on-Trent ST9 0AG, United Kingdom