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The Ned is a historic building reborn in the heart of the city. The property has 250 bedrooms, 10 restaurants, 12 bars, a range of men’s and women’s grooming services and ‘Ned’s Club’, where members have access to a rooftop pool, a state-of-the-art gym, spa, hammam and late-night lounge bar created in the bank’s original vault.
- Ned's Feast
The Ned’s Feast is £100 per person or £165 per person with...
- Ned's Feast
- Every One of The Ned Restaurants and Bars
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- The Ned Afternoon Tea
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There are a total of eight restaurants at The Ned that are open to the public, as well as two bars. Hotel guests and club members have access to a further two bars and a fine-dining restaurant. Below, you will find information on every restaurant and bar at The Ned, including what’s on the menu and how much it costs to dine there.
As well as being a hotel, The Ned is also home to a private members’ club called Ned’s Club. Members are granted access to the hotel’s rooftop pool, as well as its basement gym, spa, restaurant and cocktail bar. Thinking of getting a membership? Here’s what you need to know.
Afternoon teais a British tradition that doesn’t appear to be waning in popularity any time soon. There are two afternoon teas to choose from at The Ned, and we’ve got the scoop on both. Millie’s afternoon tea: At Millie’s, afternoon tea is a traditional affair. The tea features a selection of finger sandwiches, as well as scones slathered with jam...
A weekend without brunchis a weekend wasted in our opinion. A handful of The Ned’s restaurants have a brunch menu, so check out our thoughts on each of them below, including bottomless and all-you-can-eat options. Kaia Sunday brunch: The all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch at Kaia is a feast of Japanese cuisine, featuring sushi, sashimi, poke bowls and d...
We’ve all heard that breakfastis the most important meal of the day, so you may as well give this meal the attention it deserves. The Ned’s breakfast options are plentiful, so pick from the selection below. Cecconi’s breakfast: Breakfast at this Venetian brasserie means homemade pastries and eggs any style, all washed down with cold-pressed juices ...
Why is The Ned called The Ned? The Ned gets its name from the architect who designed the original building it resides in. That man was called Sir Edwin Lutyens, but would regularly sign his name as Ned on documents. What bank was The Ned hotel? The Ned was formerly the Midland Bank. Before The Ned opened its doors, the former bank had sat empty for...
- 250 Kennington Ln, Lambeth, London, SE11 5RD
The Ned’s Feast is £100 per person or £165 per person with free flowing Champagne. Member rates may apply. Please note, throughout December Ned's Feast will be £120 per person, or £190 with free-flowing Champagne. From January 2025 onwards, Feast prices will increase to £110 per person and £175 with free-flowing Champagne.
May 19, 2017 · 4. Millie’s Lounge is the most distinct, as it actually looks like a hotel lounge, all armchairs and carpets. This means it has slightly better acoustics. Definitely the one to take your mum to ...
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Seven restaurants & three bars sit amidst The Ned’s historic 3,000 square metre former banking hall and lower ground floor, serving food and drinks from around the world.
Jan 29, 2020 · Book Ned's Feast. Subscribe to be the first to get the news from Hot Dinners. The Ned has an unlimited Sunday lunch that frankly dwarfs the competition, with unlimited roasts, oysters, lobsters and more. It's becoming a legendary Sunday lunch so we popped along to try it out.
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Ned's Sunday Feast, London: See 95 unbiased reviews of Ned's Sunday Feast, rated 3.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #11,587 of 18,922 restaurants in London.
