The luxury hotel, located in the heart of Bloomsbury, London, is being brought to market for an undisclosed price.

Bertrand’s Townhouse is a fully redeveloped and future-proofed boutique hotel. It is comprised of three Grade II‑listed Georgian townhouses, meticulously redeveloped by award‑winning hospitality architects Studio Moren, blending Georgian heritage with contemporary interiors.

The property’s 43 elegantly designed bedrooms includes 25 doubles, eight deluxe doubles, seven executive doubles, two junior suites and a garden suite with rooms up to 33 sq m. The hotel benefits from exceptional natural light across all elevations, generous ceiling heights and boasts excellent ESG credentials including EPC A & BREEAM Very Good.

The hotel is also home to a private outdoor terrace and landscaped garden, a highly distinctive and uncommon feature for a boutique hotel in central London. The secluded terrace provides a tranquil outdoor area directly accessible from the hotel, offering guests a quiet setting adjacent to the signature café / bar area.

Exceptionally well connected in a prime West End micro-location, Bertrand’s Townhouse sits less than 100m from the British Museum, in a knowledge-led ecosystem driving year-round corporate and academic demand. It also benefits from excellent connectivity across the West End and the City of London.

The property is offered either with vacant possession or subject to a management agreement. It is held on a long leasehold from the Bedford Estate, with 112 years remaining at a peppercorn rent.

Josh O’Rourke, Director, Savills Hotel Capital Markets, says: “Luxury hotels have consistently outperformed the wider-market with year-end 2025 RevPAR over 28% ahead of pre-pandemic levels. The craftsmanship and attention to detail throughout Bertrand’s Townhouse makes it an exceptional boutique offering with significant potential for both owner‑operators and investors.”

Harry Cox, Director, Michael Elliott, comments, “Michael Elliott is delighted to bring Bertrand’s Townhouse to market. We are witnessing a pronounced flight to quality, with both investors and operators increasingly focused on best-in-class assets underpinned by strong fundamentals and long-term resilience. The luxury hotel sector continues to demonstrate outperformance relative to the wider market, and this exceptionally rare opportunity represents a highly compelling proposition for both owner-occupiers and investors alike.”