JSV Services South
Hospitality Hampshire

Restoration and refurbishment of a listed boutique hotel.

A full refurbishment of a white rendered townhouse hotel, from the restored street elevation to bedrooms, bathrooms and a rebuilt principal staircase.

Sector
Hospitality
Location
Hampshire
Building
Listed townhouse, three storeys
Scope
Elevation restoration, full interior refurbishment, bedrooms, bathrooms, staircase and lighting
Programme
Phased around trading
Restored white rendered hotel on a street corner, with black railings and topiary

Brief

The owners wanted the building brought back to the standard its architecture deserved, without closing for the whole programme. The exterior needed repair and redecoration in keeping with its listing, while the interior was to be reworked room by room to a consistent, contemporary hotel standard.

Approach

The work was phased so that a block of rooms was always trading. External repairs, render and joinery were completed first, with ironwork restored and repainted. Inside, bedrooms were re planned around new en suites in dark veined stone with brass fittings, and the principal staircase was rebuilt with a cascade of ribbed glass pendants through the well.

Outcome

A hotel that reads as one considered building from the pavement to the top floor. Each bedroom has its own character within a shared palette of panelling, stone and brass, and the entrance and stair now set the tone the moment a guest arrives.

Front elevation after restoration
Restored entrance with black door and brass furniture
Bedroom with panelled headboard wall and green bench
Bedroom with curved headboard and pink and grey scheme
Ribbed glass pendants through the stair well
En suite in dark veined stone with brass fittings
Staircase with blue painted joinery and patterned wallpaper
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