The Gyle is the first space of its kind in the world: a very unusual boutique hotel that is born from an actual novel and is at the centre of its main plot. The hotel designer is Henry Chebaane, who is also the creator and writer of The Panharmonion Chronicles trilogy, of which Times of London is the first volume.

The Gyle is located within three Victorian townhouses, which exists simultaneously in 1845 and today. The oscillation between periods is due to a micro-singularity in the fabric of Spacetime, accidentally created by scientists working at the St Pancras Gasworks in 1880.

The Gyle is a real hotel that can be visited in London’s Argyle Square, King’s Cross, London.