Hilton adds The BoTree to Curio Collection

Hilton has signed The BoTree London to its Curio Collection, adding the Marylebone hotel to its growing lifestyle portfolio. The agreement extends Hilton’s long-running partnership with Shiva Hotels and brings another central London site under the Curio brand.

The hotel includes LAVO, a two-storey restaurant serving coastal Italian dishes; The BoTree Bar, which operates from day to night; and 77, a cultural venue that hosts DJs for private events. A 33-seat screening room is also available for smaller gatherings.

The hotel is a short walk from Bond Street station and the Elizabeth line, with direct links to Heathrow Airport, the City of London, Canary Wharf, Shoreditch and the O2 Arena.

Patrick Fitzgibbon, senior vice president, development, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Hilton, said: “The BoTree London is an exciting addition to our growing Curio Collection by Hilton portfolio, bringing a distinctive, lifestyle-led experience to one of London’s most dynamic neighbourhoods.

“Shiva Hotels have a proven track record of creating standout hotels, and The BoTree perfectly captures the energy and individuality that defines the Curio Collection by Hilton brand. With its incredible location, vibrant design, and resort-like feel, The BoTree will be a fantastic base for guests looking to explore London’s culture and creativity.”

Brooke Thomas, brand leader, Curio Collection by Hilton, added: “Curio Collection is rapidly expanding in sought after destinations across the globe, but we’ve seen very impressive growth for the brand in the UK.

“Hotels like The BoTree continue to create the one-of-a-kind experiences, world-class dining concepts and design-forward storytelling that guests expect of Curio Collection.”

Eva Mount, general manager, The BoTree London, Curio Collection by Hilton, concluded: “Joining the Hilton family is a step in our journey to continue to build vibrant connections and offer a standout hotel for our international guests and local community.”