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Morgans Hotel Group


The company’s first property coined the term ‘boutique hotel’, and it still corners the market in unique and luxurious hotels today


Morgans Hotel Group is proud to be a pioneer in the hospitality industry. We are not like other employers. We are fun, authentic, gracious and passionate and offer a work environment that both reflects and instils our core values. Morgans Hotel Group takes pride


in creating a guest experience that is unique, memorable and totally one of a kind. This same uniqueness extends to the experience of each and every one of our employees. Founded in New York City


in 1984, Morgans Hotel Group has created breakthrough concepts that have revolutionised the hospitality industry. In fact, the term ‘boutique hotel’ was coined to describe our first hotel on Madison Avenue. With 11 properties in our worldwide


portfolio, Morgans is a market leader that is poised for growth. Our design- driven approach to reinventing the traditional hotel space has made Morgans a sought-after brand. The future for Morgans Hotel Group promises unprecedented domestic


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and international growth sustained by the continuity of our world-class operations. Current projects under construction include Mondrian at Sea Containers in London, Mondrian Doha in Qatar, Delano Moscow and Delano Las Vegas. Bring your personality to life as


part of our team in London at Sanderson and St Martin’s Lane. We don’t need pictures of smiling team members or a list of all the fantastic training programmes and career opportunities we have. We dare to be different, we stand out from the crowd and we don’t want to conform to the masses.


Sanderson Sanderson, in the heart of London’s West End, offers a retreat from the bustle of the city into a world of fantasy and wellbeing. The landmark 1950s building has been transformed by Philippe Starck into a surreal Cocteau-like dream world, epitomising a new luxury that is smart, pared-down and tempered with a healthy dose of wit and irony.


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