The Nadler Victoria

Specialties

Just steps away from our Royal neighbour, next to the new St. James Theatre, The Nadler Victoria provides privileged access to London’s landmarks and Victoria’s new developments alike.

Surrounded by an ever-​increasing number of restaurants, bars and gastro pubs, this vibrant neighbourhood presents guests with a wealth of choice; more exciting new dining experiences will be coming in 2016, with the likes of Jason Atherton, Will Ricker and Jamie Oliver all opening restaurants in the area.

As with all of our smart-​luxury properties, each room is perfectly equipped to ensure our guests find all of the amenities they have come to expect from Nadler Hotels, and more. Enjoy a true home away from home with our very own bespoke tea blend, mini-​kitchens and free Wi-​Fi, as well as 40 inch+ LED TV’s, and sumptuous pocket sprung beds.

History

Established in 2015.

The houses along (what was to become) Palace Place were originally built in the 17^th Century over the Tatchbrook, one of the many streams that used to flow out to join the River Thames, and the properties were used for residential and commercial purposes over the 18^th and 19^th Centuries.

Most recently, the 3 properties of 11 — 13 Palace Place were purchased in 1938 by the WAGGGS (World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts).

11 Palace Place became the ‘World Bureau’ for the Girl Guides, and 12 — 13 formed London’s first ‘World Centre’ — a safe place for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from around the world to come and stay.

Until today, 11 Palace Place has been the ‘World Bureau’ for the Girl Guides. And in 2015, working with the Girl Guides, we turned part of this building into The Nadler Victoria, 10 Palace Place.

Meet the Business Owner

Robert N.

Business Owner

This is the 3^rd London property from Nadler Hotels