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Upward view of The BoTree's corner entrance in Marylebone, with twisting perforated bronze fins, dark brick and planting
Hospitality Central London

The BoTree
London

Location Marylebone, London
Interior DesignConcrete Amsterdam
Hospitality — Central London

Bespoke interior furniture for a Marylebone landmark

Nestled in the heart of London, The BoTree London emerges as a beacon of bespoke luxury, perfectly situated at the vibrant intersection of Marylebone, Mayfair and Soho. This unique property, designed by the award-winning EPR Architects with interiors by Concrete Amsterdam, serves as a masterpiece of design and bespoke craftsmanship. With 200 guest rooms, including 32 luxurious suites, The BoTree London, Curio Collection by Hilton, transcends traditional hospitality, integrating classic luxury with modern innovation.

Upon entering on the ground floor, guests are greeted by bold interiors that blend bold botanicals and delicate florals. The design, meticulously orchestrated by Concrete Amsterdam, reflects a Conscious Luxury philosophy, marrying environmentally-conscious materials with a vibrant colour-changing feature ceiling that takes centre stage. ‘The BoTree is designed to emphasize craftsmanship, consciousness of nature, and the unique floral-infused lifestyle of Marylebone,’ says Concrete project architect Melanie Knüwer.

The BoTree hotel entrance at Marylebone Lane and Henrietta Place, with two doormen beneath the bronze lattice
01 / 12The Marylebone Lane corner
The Building

A bronze lattice façade on the site of the Welbeck Street car park

Once the site of the iconic Welbeck Street car park, known for its brutalist architecture and striking geometric facade, the area has been transformed into a classic luxury boutique hotel. The hotel’s exterior, a work of art by EPR Architects, features a striking bronze lattice façade that mirrors the bold architectural styles of its surroundings while making its own modern mark. These twisting bronze fins not only catch the eye but also echo the dynamic nature of London itself — ever-evolving yet deeply aware of its roots.

Looking up the brick elevation of The BoTree in London, with banded brickwork and bronze framed windows
02 / 12Brickwork and projecting windows
The BoTree from a Marylebone side street, its brick and bronze window bays curving above a young street tree
03 / 12The hotel from the side street
Conscious Luxury

Interior furniture with Concrete Amsterdam

Inside, The BoTree London is a treat for the senses, with bespoke furniture adorned with colourful natural fabrics and textures exclusively curated for the hotel. Each area is a haven of comfort and elegance.

Founded in 1997, Concrete Amsterdam has emerged as a powerhouse of creativity in the design landscape, with a portfolio that spans the globe — from luxury hotels and high-end restaurants to cultural institutions and residential marvels. Their forward-thinking approach and bold design choices have left an indelible mark on the industry. We’ve been thrilled to work closely with their design team to provide interior furniture elements on this project.

Pale stone and bronze framed Henrietta Place elevation of The BoTree beside an older brick terrace and a street sign
04 / 12Henrietta Place elevation
The BoTree Bar

Classics and new cocktails, framed by vibrant flowers

Located on the ground floor, The BoTree Bar is an exciting venue that offers both time-honoured classics and new, exciting cocktails. The bar menu is complemented by vibrant flower displays, creating a tantalizing visual and taste experience that draws both local patrons and hotel guests alike.

Brushed metal lettering reading 'the BoTree bar' mounted on a blue-grey panel inside the hotel in Marylebone.
05 / 12The bar signage
Laser cut bronze toned metal base wrapping the curved foot of a teal banquette by Make Bespoke Studio at The BoTree
06 / 12Laser-cut banquette base
The BoTree bar in Marylebone, with a colour changing disc ceiling above navy banquettes, green chairs and marble tables
07 / 12The bar and lounge seating
Curved bar counter at The BoTree, with a dark marble top, tiled front, green stools and backlit spirits display
08 / 12Along the bar counter
The BoTree bar counter in Marylebone, with striped blue and green glazed tiles, brass fascia and dark veined marble top
09 / 12The tiled bar front
Curved navy banquette by Make Bespoke Studio against the backlit glass display wall at The BoTree bar, with green chairs
10 / 12Curved banquette below the display
The BoTree at Night

A destination for dining, entertainment and indulgence

The BoTree isn’t just about lavish accommodations; it’s a destination for dining, entertainment and indulgence. Dynamic bars, two exquisite restaurants (one offering panoramic rooftop vistas of the city), a live music club, a boutique screening room and a fitness centre ensure that every moment is filled with excitement and relaxation.

The BoTree hotel in Marylebone at dusk from above, with guest rooms lit warm behind metal fins and brick facade
11 / 12The hotel at dusk
Private Screening Room

An intimate cinema with its own entrance on Henrietta Place

The private screening room offers a cinematic experience that goes beyond the ordinary. With its own separate external entrance on Henrietta Place, this room provides an intimate setting for guests to enjoy classic and new exciting cocktails while immersed in visually stunning presentations.

Rows of red velvet recliners with brass side tables and reading lamps in the private screening room at The BoTree
12 / 12The private screening room
Specification

Material logic

Scope
Interior Furniture
Bar seating, banquettes and detailing across the ground floor and club
Detailing
Laser-cut Metal Bases
Banquette bases; Pyrolave-clad bar surrounds
Interiors
Concrete Amsterdam
'Conscious Luxury' — natural fabrics, bold botanicals
Building
EPR Architects
Bronze lattice façade · Curio Collection by Hilton
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