Shaftesbury Capital has announced that ERGON House, the Greek boutique hotel brand known for their unique blend of hospitality and exceptional culinary experiences, is set to open in Covent Garden in a newly refurbished heritage listed building, anchoring King Street next year.
This will be the brand’s first hotel outside of Greece, marking a significant milestone in ERGON’s expansion. It also demonstrates Covent Garden’s gravitas in attracting groundbreaking and new flagship concepts and high quality global brands, further cementing its position as a world-class mixed-use destination as Shaftesbury Capital’s West End portfolio continues to evolve.
The boutique hotel which features artisanal Mediterranean products and cuisine will open a c.20,000sq ft location at 26 King Street, boasting a unique blend of living, restaurant spaces and culinary experiences in a Mediterranean-inspired atmosphere. The venue will host over 20 contemporary hotel rooms, with access to a private gym, with spaces designed by local artists, paying homage to its Greek roots. It will also incorporate a 2,220sq ft rooftop restaurant with an al fresco terrace, which, as one of only a few in the area, will boast striking views of the London skyline.
With food at the forefront, ERGON House will deliver a multitude of culinary experiences open to the public, including an Agora marketplace where bakers, butchers, fishmongers and greengrocers will bring farm-to-table produce to visitors.
Opening next year, it will complement and join a prime roster of brands on King Street such as Creed, Jo Malone London, Polo Ralph Lauren, Reformation and Petersham Nurseries, along with renowned restaurant Clos Maggiore and the recent arrival of Arc’teryx’s new flagship store, creating one of London’s most attractive lifestyle streets.
