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A monumental banking hall reinvented as a hotel and dining destination, with Ned's Club providing a private layer of rooftop hospitality, lounges and wellness facilities.
The Ned opened in 2017 in the former Midland Bank headquarters, taking its name from the nickname of the building's architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens.
It combines the energy of a large public hospitality destination with the access and familiarity of a private club.
The Ned helped establish the large-format hotel-and-club model as a significant category in contemporary urban hospitality.
Its defining feature is the scale of the hybrid model: a major hotel and restaurant complex supporting a private members community.
Multiple restaurants make dining a daily part of the property rather than a single formal occasion.
Public restaurants occupy the banking hall, while membership unlocks a distinct collection of social and leisure spaces. Access depends on membership type.
The building's banking grandeur provides the framework for interiors drawing on early twentieth-century hospitality.
Period-inspired dining furniture and upholstered lounge seating.
Stone, marble, timber and rich upholstery.
A Grade I-listed former bank designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens.
Interwar glamour within monumental banking architecture.
The restored banking hall anchors a sequence of restaurants, with more intimate club spaces elsewhere in the building.
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