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The BT Tower's revolving restaurant was once popular for its panoramic views of London.

The restaurant was closed to the public in 1980 and became invitation-only for special events. [ more ]

The iconic BT Tower in London is being sold to a luxury hotel group for £275 million.

MCR Hotels plans to turn the Grade II-listed BT Tower into a swanky hotel with the help of Heatherwick Studio. [ more ]

The BT Tower in London is set to be transformed into a hotel, offering a unique accommodation experience.

MCR Hotels, known for owning iconic properties like the TWA Hotel in New York, plans to develop the BT Tower into a hotel respecting its historical significance. [ more ]

The BT Tower in London was sold to MCR Hotels for £275 million as BT Group aims to cut costs.

The iconic tower will be transformed into an upscale hotel managed by MCR Hotels. [ more ]

The BT Tower, once London's tallest building, will now be converted into a hotel by MCR Hotels for approximately £275 million.

BT Tower's conversion to a hotel will preserve the iconic building with a new purpose for the future. [ more ]

BT Tower in London to be converted into an upmarket hotel by MCR Hotels for 275m, preserving the Grade II-listed building.

Conversion of BT Tower will take years due to the complexity of removing technical equipment, allowing time for design planning and community engagement. [ more ]