An independent, destination hotel, rebelling against the ‘norm’ here in Kings Cross
The Megaro Hotel design rooms; a rebellious edge and light-hearted homage to the punk rock music heritage of Camden blended with the Acid House scene of Kings Cross that was once prevailing within the disused warehouses of the neighbourhood. A set of bedrooms dubbed “Backstage Britannia” aims to plunge hotel guests within a deeply immersive, theatrical universe that seems straight out of a graphic novel.
Architect Henry Chebaane endeavoured to adopt a maverick creative approach, here inspired by fashion retail, live music gigs and cinematography that differs radically from the design norms currently prevailing within the hospitality industry. Each room combines a dark and seductive mix of highly tactile surfaces on all walls, floors and ceilings in a palette of black, charcoal and silver. Fashion textiles for curtains, cushions and throws add accents of eye-popping acid yellow that could have come straight off the shirt of a Fabric night-club raver or a Vivienne Westwood pair of punk trousers.
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0106THE DESIGN ROOMS
Each room combines a dark and seductive mix of highly tactile surfaces on all walls, floors and ceilings in a palette of black, charcoal and silver.
Fashion textiles for curtains, cushions and throw add accents of eye-popping acid yellow that could have come straight off the shirt of a Fabric night-club raver or a Vivienne Westwood pair of punk trousers.
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0107THE MEGARO STANDARD ROOMS
For some, simplicity, functionality and space are at the centre of a good night's stay. Our Standard Rooms are an antithesis of the Design Rooms. With neutral tones, soft furnishings and views across Kings Cross, each room is equipped for a relaxing experience
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