Former home of the Metropolitan Police is being transformed into a 5 Star luxury hotel

The original Scotland Yard Police Station is to be turned into a new five-star luxury London hotel with rooms costing up to £10,000 a night through a £110m deal involving Galliard Homes and Dubai-based developer Lulu Group.

The historic building is being refurbished at a cost of £50m. It served as the headquarters for the Metropolitan police from 1829 to 1890 and was made familiar to millions via the novels of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens.

“The Great Scotland Yard Hotel will be a brand synonymous with exceptional service and refined luxury and quality,” said Don O’Sullivan, managing director of London based property group Galliard.

Lighting Controls and Modular Wiring for all the Front of House, Room Control and Back of House areas will be controlled by TheisCraft Lighting Controls.