Inside exclusive London hotel Maura Higgins and Danny Jones stayed until 6am on wild BRITS night

A week after it was revealed that Maura Higgins and her I’m A Celeb campmate jungle king Danny Jones shared a kiss at a BRIT Awards afterparty, footage obtained by a newspaper revealed that the pair had stayed on drinking at a swanky central London hotel until 6am.

Seen gazing at each other in the video, the establishment they visited together soon after their 3am kiss was the Nobu Hotel in Central London. In the video, obtained by The Sun, only security guards were seen nearby, as the pair were seen chatting cosily and laughing together, filled wine glasses in hand.

Maura, 34, who on Sunday revealed she was leaving the UK and jetting off to LA, and Danny, 38, who it was reported travelled by car separately across London to a Sony party at the hotel.

According to the Sun, an onlooker said: “Danny and Maura seemed to be enjoying their night of partying and had no plans to call it a night. They were knocking back wine at the Nobu from 4am and seemed keen to carry on. They weren’t seen leaving before 6am”.

Rooms at the exclusive Nobu Hotel in London’s Portman Square, in the Marylebone neighbourhood close to Mayfair and Soho, start at £399pn but can go upwards of £700.

The website of the swanky hotel, which boasts 249 guest rooms and suites, Nobu’s world-famous restaurant and a ballroom, says, “Experience Nobu’s iconic cuisine and renowned hospitality where Japanese minimalism meets London’s cosmopolitan culture”.

With palatial suites and panoramic views of the London skyline, the hotel also contains the Nobu Wellness &amp, Fitness Centre, home to the first Nobu Pilates Reformer studio.

A 6-minute walk from Marble Arch tube, the luxurious hotel chain (founded by chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Hollywood legend Robert De Niro) has Japanese touches throughout. With a hotel in Shoreditch too, it is famed for its glam reputation and celebrity clientele, all happy to wait weeks to get a table at its coveted restaurant.

Regularly attracting A-listers including the Hollywood set when they are in town, it is a beloved haunt of the likes of Brad Pitt, Kate Moss, Tom Cruise and Elton John.

But it is best known for being the place Boris Becker had his infamous 2003 romp with a Russian model who was waiting staff there, which led to the end of his marriage and cost him nearly £20 million in divorce costs – as well as and maintenance for his unplanned daughter, who he recently admitted was conceived ‘ on the stairs – not in the broom cupboard’.

Starting off life as an unassuming sushi restaurant in New York thirty years ago, Nobu now has 56 restaurants and 36 hotels worldwide.

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Source: Mirror