Guoman Hotels’ The Grosvenor restored, reopened
26 Jan, 2012Guoman Hotels has announced the end of the £20 million refurbishment of London’s oldest railway hotel, The Grosvenor Victoria. The iconic Grade II-listed property, which opened in 1862, was said to have been “restored to its full Victorian splendor”.
The hotel officially becomes the fifth hotel in Guoman’s London collection.
During the course of the 18-month project Guoman worked with experts from English Heritage to preserve and revitalize the building’s original architectural features. This included the reinstatement of $157,000-worth of gold leaf on columns in the lobby, and the uncovering of original white marble on the pillars, only discovered as the works progressed.

The Guoman Victoria (facade)

The Guoman Victoria (lobby)

The Guoman Victoria (bar)
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