Ardmore named for £460m luxury hotel job

By Hamish Champ2019-10-11T13:47:00

London-based contractor to turn Old War Office building into a Raffles hotel

Ardmore has won the job of converting the Old War Office on Whitehall into a luxury hotel to be run by the Raffles organisation.

The £460m scheme will see the Grade II-listed building, once an office for the likes of Winston Churchill, David Lloyd George and Lord Kitchener, turned into a 125-room hotel, along with 85 luxury homes, ranging from studios to five-bedroom apartments.

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