The World of Hospitality Issue 37 2020 | Page 28

28 THE WORLD OF HOSPITALITY The 33 rooms continue The Gyle’s characteristic mix of comfort, quality, convenience and eccentricity. Upon arrival, guest will find in the room their own tablet to control the technology, fridge with complimentary water and large bottles of Scottish toiletries – sustainable and efficient, this really is a modern London Townhouse. Each room includes bespoke furniture such as a wardrobe and a bed with detailing that references the crafts of British fashion, carpentry, engineering and literature. Optimising the feeling of space and natural light, the en-suite bathrooms are enclosed with steel and fluted glass panels, reminiscent of a garden greenhouse. The memorable design aims to comfort and surprise in equal measure, juxtaposing the aesthetics of different periods from today back to Victorian time. This is expressed in highly textured, layered interiors using surfaces in warm sober tones of charcoal, THE GYLE HOTEL anthracite, ash, flint and pewter, with textiles in organic accents of moss, fir and juniper greens. The entire hotel, content and identity, have been conceptualised by artist and designer Henry Chebaane with the intent to communicate the rich industrial legacy of the neighbourhood and the Victorian heritage of the buildings, while also making the experience entertaining and relevant to 21st century travellers. The Gyle aims to deliver an original experience that transcend clichés while remaining true to its roots, inspirations and dedication to providing a quality, memorable visit to Britain. Welcome to London’s most surreal Townhouse, located in a real London Square. [email protected] 0203 301 0333 WEBSITE: www.thegyle.co.uk