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HOTEL REVIEW


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rug designed by Brintons kicks off the ‘best of British’ theme.


Lining the route up to the first floor, a three-dimensional feature wall designed by London-based artist Adam Simpson is, on closer inspection, a meticulously drawn hall of fame depicting the events that have taken place in Wembley over the decades. Locally inspired design features continue in


The Association Restaurant where a custom- made art installation displaying a sequence of hand-painted porcelain plates follows the course of the River Thames, highlighting well-known landmarks along its banks. Even the carpet exudes a patriotic flair with a bold English rose design. Serving modern British cuisine, the restaurant can seat up to 285 at any one time, maximising its potential to cater to


large corporate groups. Clever planning and the use of banquette seating and perforated screens allow the space to be divided into smaller, more intimate dining areas. The buffet – playfully decorated with motifs from British brands such as Colman’s Mustard, HP Sauce, Marmite and Heinz Beans – can also be hidden from view during a la carte service. The quintessentially British design


narrative continues in Icons Bar with leather stools, Chesterfield sofas, and deep red wingback chairs. Memorabilia and framed photographs honour the Wembley greats while soft furnishings fly the flags of the UK and England. The bar also features a London rarity – outdoor space – from which to soak up the atmosphere on event days. The crowning glory however is the top-floor Executive Lounge, adjacent Sky Bar 9, and


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ABOVE: The top-floor Executive Lounge and Sky Bar 9 are furnished with British-designed pieces such as Copper Shade pendants from Tom Dixon, sofas, chairs and bar stools from Morgan Furniture, and custom-made ottomans, glass-topped coffee tables and fumed oak poseur tables from RHA Furniture


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