20/12/2020
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Rough Luxe
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Rough Luxe, a hotel resort located on Birkenhead Street in London, offered a unique concept of rough and luxury blend. The Grade II listed home was transformed by designer Rabih Hage in 2008 with a mix of old and new furniture and art. Although they do not serve food, guests could enjoy their sumptuous breakfast and get help making reservations at some of London’s amazing restaurants. Unfortunately, Rough Luxe is permanently closed.
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1 Birkenhead Street
London
WC 1H8
To get to Birkenhead Street in London, you can take the London Underground and get off at either King's Cross or Russell Square station. From there, it's a short walk to Birkenhead Street. Alternatively, you can take a bus to the nearby stops on Gray's Inn Road or Theobalds Road.
If you are driving, there are several car parks nearby that offer reasonably priced parking. You can park at Brunswick Square Car Park or Bloomsbury Square Car Park as they are close to Birkenhead Street.
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Rough Luxe in Birkenhead Street, London is a unique hotel resort that offers guests an unforgettable experience. The Grade II listed home was transformed by designer Rabih Hage in 2008 and the result is a perfect blend of rough and luxury. Guests may have small rooms or shower cubicles, but what sets Rough Luxe apart is the attention to detail in every aspect of their stay. From the choice of wine to the bed linen, art on the walls, and exceptional service from staff, guests are sure to feel pampered.
While Rough Luxe does not serve food, they are happy to recommend some of London's best restaurants or even join guests for a meal. The mix of old and new furniture and art creates a unique atmosphere that combines colors and beautiful fabrics with cheap materials and existing distressed original walls. Cheap materials are treated as precious items and preserved for their beauty and memory of the site.
The philosophy at Rough Luxe is simple: guests are staying in their home, so they should ask for anything they need. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure that each guest has an enjoyable stay. If you're looking for a little bit of luxury in a rough part of London or a little bit of rough in a luxurious London, then Rough Luxe is definitely worth considering for your next trip.