Welcome to The Column - Corinthia London's seasonal journal of culture, wellbeing, cuisine, travel and the stories shaping life in the capital.

Created in collaboration with some of the most influential voices within our world, from our General Manager and celebrated culinary partners to leading tastemakers, creatives and industry experts, The Column offers an insider's perspective on the people, places and ideas defining the season.

Originally crafted as a print publication for our guests, The Column now extends its reach online, bringing together a curated collection of articles, interviews and inspiration to be enjoyed wherever you are.

Discover the conversations, experiences and moments that make Corinthia London a destination at the heart of the city.

LATEST ISSUE

The Column: SS26

In our latest issue edited by Rosie Nixon, discover elemental calm, Jodie Turner-Smith's favourite London locations and the best of summer in the city.

Explore our latest articles in The Column

Discover the latest stories from our SS26 edition of The Column, a curated collection of ideas, insights and inspirations from Corinthia London and beyond, exploring the people, places and experiences shaping the season.

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The Power of Presence

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The Power of Presence

In The Column, Corinthia London General Manager Charlotte Weatherhall reflects on why presence, time and meaningful connection have become life's greatest luxuries in an increasingly distracted world.

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HATS off to THE SEASON... to SEE and BE SEEN

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HATS off to THE SEASON... to SEE and BE SEEN

Hat's off to the Summer Season. Discover the traditions, glamour and modern-day highlights of London's iconic social calendar with The Column.

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TO LONDON WITH LOVE

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TO LONDON WITH LOVE

Actress Jodie Turner-Smith shares her favourite London spots, from Notting Hill and Brixton Market to the West End, plus why Corinthia London feels like home.