Ruby Hotels signs fourth London hotel
Germany based Ruby Hotel plans to add a fourth hotel in London.
The new Ruby Hotel will be located just a few minutes’ walk from Tate Modern, the Southbank and Borough Market.
Set to open in early 2024, the new 169 room hotel will be built in a new mixed use public space called ‘Friars Yard.’
Accommodation ranges in size from cosy ‘Nest’ rooms (14-15 sqm) to expansive ‘Loft’ rooms (21-23 sqm).
Amenities include a 24-hour bar, café and lounge on the ground floor.
It becomes the fourth Ruby hotel in the capital.
Ruby Lucy on the South Bank opened in early 2020, while during 2023 Ruby Zoe will open in Notting Hill and Ruby Stella in Clerkenwell.
The new hotel takes the combined room count to 571 hotel rooms in London.
Jonathan Fletcher, CEO of developer Endurance Land, said, "We are delighted to have exchanged the agreement for lease with Ruby Hotels and look forward to welcoming them to the building in early 2024. Ruby’s ‘Lean Luxury’ brand is the ideal fit for the mixed-use development on the site."
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