Hotel
The Savoy
A landmark luxury hotel on the Strand, open since 1889, with Thames views, the American Bar and the Gordon Ramsay Savoy Grill.
Hazlitt’s
A characterful Georgian townhouse hotel in Soho, named after the essayist William Hazlitt and furnished with antiques and period details.
At a glance
- Type
- Georgian townhouse hotel
- Area
- Soho, London, United Kingdom
- Price
- $$$ · Upscale
- Official site
- hazlittshotel.com
Good to know
- Honesty bar
- Room service
- Antique furnishings
- Meeting space
Why we recommend it
Hazlitt's occupies Georgian houses on Frith Street, one of which was home to the essayist William Hazlitt, and it keeps much of their period character. Bedrooms are named after Hazlitt's friends and acquaintances and are furnished with antiques, panelling and indulgent bathrooms, so no two rooms feel quite the same.
Honesty bars and room service suit the townhouse atmosphere, and Soho's restaurants, bars and theatres are right outside the door. Expect period character rather than modern minimalism; that is part of the appeal. Book directly by phone or email for specific rooms. Tottenham Court Road station, with the Elizabeth line, is a few minutes' walk away.
Hazlitt’s FAQs
Who is the hotel named after?
The essayist William Hazlitt, who lived in the house.
Is there a bar?
Yes, the hotel has an honesty bar, plus room service.