Hazlitt's

Characterful Georgian townhouse in the heart of literary Soho.

Hazlitt’s is just the place for lazy, loved-up liaisons in the heart of literary Soho. With its timewarp vibe, this Georgian townhouse hotel has London’s Theatreland and nightlife right on its doorstep.

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Hit the spot
In the heart of happening Soho.

Come here for...
● A taste of old-time Soho. ● Plenty of English eccentricity. ● Character and charisma, not cocktail bar glitz.

Amenities
Your own front door key – guests are encouraged to treat Hazlitt's as their home-from-home. A drawing room library full of signed books from famous authors who have stayed.

Good to know
It's a bit of a warren, with plenty of stairs and no lift.

Bedtime...

Bedrooms
27 rooms, 3 suites

Special features
Inviting bedrooms are brimming with vintage character: expect clawfoot baths, silk window drapes and carved wooden beds. As well as antiques and original artwork, there's free wi-fi, a flatscreen TV and Aveda bath gels.

Pillow Talk
Many rooms have antique four posters, while Deluxe rooms have a comfy sitting area and Italian marble bathrooms. Splash out on the Baron Willoughby suite for a huge bedroom with double doors opening into the lounge, and a spacious bathroom with free standing clawfoot bath.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
There’s no dining room – but practically every restaurant in Soho is on your doorstep.

Breakfast
Continental (including fresh baked croissants) is served in-room until 10:30am.

Room service
Available 24 hours.

Activities

See & Do
What’s not to see around here? Get a tube map and head off for the British Museum in Bloomsbury, the London Eye (big wheel) on the south bank of the Thames or the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square. Explore the streets of Soho and Fitzrovia (north of Tottenham Court Road) or immerse yourselves in the palatial decor of Apsley House, at Hyde Park Corner. 

Spa
Book a pampering at The Sanctuary (sorry – no men) in Covent Garden.

Diary Dates
June – September
See the work of up-and-coming artists at the  Summer Exhibition (Royal Academy) or the BP Portrait Awards (National Portrait Gallery).

July – September
Wave a union jack at one of the Proms classical music concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. 

December
Go ice skating at the open-air rink by Somerset House in the Strand – complete with mulled wine and roasted chestnuts.