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London’s Boundary named Hotel of the Year
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Top honors in the European Hotel Design Awards for 2009 went to the Boundary, which opened early this year in a converted Victorian warehouse Shoreditch, East London. The 12 guest rooms at the hotel feature environments inspired by legendary designers or design movements, including Charles and Ray Eames, Andree Putman and the Bauhaus movement.
Winners in the 12th annual competition were unveiled at a banquet in London held during The Sleep Event, a design-oriented conference and exhibition for the hotel industry. In addition to the Hotel of the Year honors given to the Boundary, other winners in the competition include:
For architecture:
Restoration/Extension of an Existing Hotel: Malmaison Aberdeen - Aberdeen, Scotland
Conversion of an Existing Building to Hotel Use: Andel's Lodz - Lodz, Poland
Newbuild: New Building Hospes Maricel - Mallorca, Spain
For interior design:
Bedrooms & Bathrooms: Aurelio Hotel - Lech, Austria
Café, Bar, Nightclub or Lounge: Tom's Bar at The Augustine - Prague, Czech Republic
Lobby & Public Areas: 25hours Hotel tailored by Levi's - Frankfurt, Germany
Restaurant: Story Hotel - Stockholm, Sweden
Spa, Health & Leisure Facilities: Copperhill Mountain Lodge - Are, Sweden
Standard Branded Guestroom: NH Standard Branded Guest Room - Madrid, Spain
Suite: Hotel The Vine - Funchal, Portugal
Innovation Award: Rough Luxe – London
Outstanding Contribution Award: Sir Terence Conran
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