Le Sorelle Barge in London
Discover an unparalleled blend of historical charm, luxury, and modern comfort aboard Le Sorelle, an extraordinary 1950s barge conversion nestled in the heart of Canary Wharf.
Crafted with reclaimed wood from our family farm outside New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina, Le Sorelle offers a serene escape in the midst of London’s bustling cityscape.
Sleeping a total of 14 guests, from £190 per night including a traditional cooked breakfast onboard, our rooms are designed for comfort and relaxation.
Planning and event?
From just £2,500 for a day or evening dry hire, Le Sorelle is ready to welcome you for any occasion. From birthdays and weddings to corporate events and team offsites, savour a delightful dinner with your entire group in the elegant lounge area below deck, where beautiful reclaimed wood blends with nautical and art deco accents.
Features:
- Indoor and outdoor garden area with retractable roof
- Steps away from world class dining and shopping
- Easy public transport access to multiple London underground lines and Uber Boat.
If you are looking for a venue with a wow factor, then book Le Sorelle!
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