House of Gods London opened its doors on 21st of September 2026, marking the boutique hotel brand’s debut in the capital. Situated on 12 Bank Street in Canary Wharf, House of Gods has brought its signature glamour, escapism, and indulgence to London following the success of its Edinburgh and Glasgow openings.
In the brand’s most ambitious venture to date, House of Gods London is a decadent, waterfront hotel comprising 79 opulent guestrooms and suites, designed to make staying in even more appealing than a night out in the city. A stay at House of Gods feels like an experience from start to finish thanks to the independent brand’s distinctive approach to hospitality. Ditching understated luxury and opting for maximalism, the hotel is characterised by a bold attitude and “rock ‘n’ roll spirit”.
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Throughout the hotel, you’ll find statement furniture and rich fabrics with dramatic lighting and a theatrical touch to add to
the ambiance. Every House of Gods hotel is unique, and House of Gods London is no exception with a delightful array of rooms and suites to choose from to ensure a memorable stay for all guests.
The Cabin offers a deluxe, Orient Express-inspired getaway while The Classic boasts glamorous interiors reminiscent of Versailles. To fully indulge in the extravagance of this London hotel, The House of Gods Suite features a lavish super-king canopy bed and a private lounge. There’s also the Decadence Suite with a statement canopy bed, roll-top bath, and a private balcony overlooking Canary Wharf.
The hotel strives to be out of the ordinary and continues the signature drama of the guestrooms into the Sacred Garden, House of Gods London’s rooftop restaurant and hideaway bar. Set against the backdrop of Canary Wharf’s towering buildings and above Eden Dock, the Sacred Garden is filled with thousands of flowers and is the perfect place to enjoy everything from an extravagant lunch to a late-night cocktail or two. The menu draws inspiration from the Mediterranean and is made up of flavour-led sharing plates which can be paired with any of the cocktail list’s music-, fashion-, and pop culture-inspired offerings. The Night Clubber’s boldness comes from Grace Jones and the excess of Studio 54 while other creations include the Rihanna-inspired Billionaire Girls Club and tempting House of Gods No.5.
Canary Wharf is evolving from a business hub into a popular post-work spot for Londoners, full of restaurants and bars with an ever-growing emphasis on culture and leisure. Backed by Imbiba, House of Gods London seeks to add something deliberately different to the mix and offer the perfect place for a city break or romantic getaway in the heart of the capital, a celebration that breaks the mould, or an excuse to ditch the ordinary and embrace extravagance.
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