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The Pan Pacific London adds a subtle touch of Asian style to London's skyline. It is just steps from Liverpool Street Station. This five-star hotel blends cutting-edge design with warm hospitality. Its spacious rooms, wellness areas, and dining options make it a place for leisure and business travelers. This review will examine the features that make this hotel a refreshing choice for your next trip to London.

Overview

This hotel has 237 rooms, including suites, two restaurants, three dining rooms for private parties, and three bars. It also has a wellness floor with treatment rooms, a gym, a fitness center, and an indoor infinity pool.

Two floors are dedicated to meeting and event space, and the largest ballroom in the square mile.

Pan Pacific London will accommodate visitors stuck in an entirely different time zone. London never sleeps, so you can easily lose track of time here. On a Friday night, there are many places to enjoy a cocktail and traditional Singaporean food.

Each room features a wellness and sleep program. It has ChiliSleep cooling mattress pads, sauna blankets, and Diptyque Paris bathroom products. The rooms also have digital fitness content and yoga mats for midnight workouts.

Location

Pan Pacific London is in Bishopsgate in the heart of the City of London. It offers understated luxury, innovation, and a sense of well-being. This hotel sits in London's Square Mile. The address is 80 Houndsditch, London EC3A 7AB, United Kingdom.

You can easily reach Michelin-starred dining, famous landmarks, and markets there. Moreover, the Elizabeth Line, which connects Heathrow Airport to Liverpool Street Station, is 2 minutes away.

You'll be in the City of London, minutes from Liverpool Street, a station offering four Tube and Overground lines. Shoreditch, with its bars and restaurants, is also a stroll away. This is a unique experience in London. Being so close to tall buildings gives you a distinctly urban feel.

Style & Character

Yabu Pushelberg is responsible for the interior design. They have done a great job. When you walk through the doors of this hotel, you feel serenity. This light and plant-filled hotel lobby perfectly introduces the property's aesthetic. Moreover, its curved lines and neutral color palette, combined with the elegant use of wood, sum up its chic minimalism.

Service & Facilities

This location is perfect for the spa. The 18.5-meter infinity pool has floor-to-ceiling windows, making the space light and airy. Loungers are also scattered throughout for comfort. In the changing room, you'll find saunas and steam rooms. Two treatment rooms are also available.

A high-tech fitness center, a yoga room, and personal training options exist. You can also try Reformer Pilates, swimming, and more. The staff is friendly and helpful and offers relaxed service.

Rooms

There are three categories of rooms: Deluxe, Premier, and Executive. Variations may be based on the view or the number of beds within these. The palette is primarily gray with subtle natural accents. The high-end amenities include Dyson hairdryers and Diptyque shampoos. Moreover, the Premier and Executive rooms come with bathtubs.

The suites have also been redesigned. They offer personalized services like butlers, customized pillowcases, and pop-up tents for kids.

Dining

The hotel's Bishopsgate Plaza and adjoining Devonshire House have five places to dine and drink. Straits Kitchen is an all-day restaurant specializing in Asian food grown and sourced in the UK. You can also check out Newton and Katong, located behind Straits Kitchen. They hold 12 to 14 people, making them perfect for family dinners.

Francesco Putignano, formerly of Seabird Hotel in The Hoxton Southwark, runs the hotel's main bar. It has one of London's most extensive lists of champagnes available by the glass. Singapore-inspired cocktails include the Green Tea and Citrus Highball. This drink mixes green tea with whisky, lemon juice, and honey. Conversely, the Palermo uses light rum, pineapple juice, Sauvignon Blanc, sugar syrup, and light rum.

However, do not miss out on The Orchid Lounge, which is the main attraction of this luxury hotel. Here, you can enjoy afternoon tea based on a Singaporean version of kopi tiam. It celebrates dim sum, bao, and choux. There is also Devonshire House, next door, a destination cocktail bar.

Straits Kitchen

Straits Kitchen, led by executive chef Lorraine Sinclair, is renowned for its culinary expertise. She will take you on an unforgettable tour through Singapore's diverse cuisine.

Straits Kitchen serves a variety of Singaporean delicacies and foods grown in Britain. A tasting menu is the best option for those who cannot decide. You can also pair your course with one of the more than 500 available wines.

Orchid Lounge

Orchid Lounge is also a favorite among guests. This lounge is the perfect English living room for afternoon tea, a ritual where you can enjoy a variety of bao buns, choux, or dim sum.

Ginger Lily

Francesco Putignano heads Ginger Lily's rum bar. You can enjoy a variety of spirits at the bar, including more than 150 rums. An all-Italian team will also be happy to help you select your favorite drink.

Spa & Wellness

Holistic healers and spa fans will head straight to the infinity-style pool on the 4th floor. The hotel also has treatment rooms, relaxation pods, and a clean beauty salon. It includes traditional Southeast Asian therapies and treatments. There is also a 24-hour gym with TechnoGym's first hotel-based D-Wall interactive training wall.

Besides, each session is far from the standard gym workout. It focuses on the long-term health of joints and real-time feedback through slow, mindful training. You can also find a yoga studio, a barre, a Pilates room, saunas, steam rooms, and a lounge.

The lounge has a special menu created by our nutritionist. This is a place of calm and tranquility, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Family-Friendly

The suites, conference rooms, and meeting spaces make this a smart and stylish retreat. It is also an excellent place for business travelers who are also parents to take meetings in the city (or "work from home"). Enjoy an afternoon at the wellness floor of the hotel and bring the children to the infinity pool for a view of the city. Moreover, shoppers can head to the downstairs plaza and soak up the sun while shopping.

Takeaway

The Pan Pacific London Hotel is the ideal balance of sleek sophistication and warmth. The hotel's calm design, excellent facilities, and friendly service make guests feel cozy and relaxed. This hotel is perfect for a city getaway, business trip, special event, or work-related visit.