Hazlitts Hotel

( 4 stars , London , United Kingdom )

Cosy and Romantic, full of character. A great place for a night out is the famous Ronnie Scotts which is on the same Street making it just a stones throw away.There are also lots of other venues. Also for shopping Oxford Street is 5 minutes walk away and Bonds Street just 10 minutes walk away.

My wife and I went to this facility for our wedding anniversary. We were disappointed to be greeted by male and female porsitutes looking for work. We were also unhappy with the fact that within visual sights of the entry, a local...

Rather unique gem in the hearth of Soho Before judging the Hazlitts it is important to mention that this is an experience before being a hotel night stay. A 'traditional british' experience. Unique in the service, rooms, furniture and features (including roll up bath). At the same time flat screen and wireless internet (free) are available. And huge credit to the fact that the Hazlitts has resisted the temptation of 'minimalism' and 'all white' trend over the past decade. I stayed here on a 1 night business trip, and the only reason why I wouldn't recommend it is the concept of 'taking a quick shower' in the morning is not really an option here without creating a paddle in the bathroom. I will definitely go back on a leisure trip and with more time.

We stayed two nights in Major Roberts which faces Frith St. Great bed,great decor,we expected some noise due to location, but it was not intrusive.We felt we had experienced a side of London sadly long forgotten-who wants to stay in a faceless corporate hotel given the choice?- Hazlitts is unpretentious luxury we can't wait to go back

We stayed one night. Our room and toilet was very clean. Room was small but its ok as rooms in london are small. close to restaurants and Leisecester tube station. But I feel its a bit too expencive as breakfast was not included in the value.

All Review Photos This boutique hotel is very high on character. The three townhouses which form the hotel were built in the 18th century and effort has been made to preserve the 18th century feel, although, as the hotel is quick to point out, it...

I booked a week at this hotel knowing nothing about the neighborhood. When I told London friends where I was staying, they all laughed. Soho was at one time a very red light district and there is no question that the trade is still alive and well. ...