The Mercer Street Hotel has reopened its doors to guests in Covent Garden, London, following the completion of a major £15m refurbishment.

The 137-bedroom property, which was formerly known as The Mountbatten, is now part of the Radisson Edwardian group and is sited at the heart of the Seven Dials Village.

Each of the guest rooms incorporate Apple television technology, free wi-fi and services such as free printing to attract business travellers.

At the centre of the property is the Dial bar and restaurant concept, which offers pre-theatre dining and post-theatre drinking. Dial serves contemporary European cuisine using market-fresh UK produce, while the bar offers a meze menu.

The newly-relaunched hotel offers in-room spa treatments, along with a fitness room and six meeting rooms capable of catering for between six and 50 delegates.

The Mercer Street general manager Dawn Thomas said: "This landmark hotel is as hip as the area that surround its. Business and leisure travellers now have a retreat that enables them to enjoy London to the full."