Hazlitts Hotel
Epoque Classic Luxury Hotel, Boutique Hotel in London > United Kingdom
Hazlitts Hotel, London
The Hazlitt’s London boutique hotel is perfectly located in Soho, in the heart of London’s cosmopolitan Theatreland, with an intimate charm no large hotel can match. At only a short stroll away from Covent Garden, Piccadilly and Bond Street with designer boutiques. Oxford and Regent Streets, Leicester Square and the Royal Opera House are close by. The Hazlitt's hotel occupies three historic Georgian houses in Frith Street, leading down from Soho Square. In 1718 there were no elevators at the Haslitt's ; there still aren’t, but we have updated the plumbing, installed bathrooms and replaced most of the candles with electricity. We offer civilised surroundings, old fashioned hospitality, friendly efficient service, a location away from the roar of the traffic but within a very short walk of the most important attractions. This London hotel has been featured in many magazines and guides for its genuine antique decoration, and original quirky details. Staying at the Hazlitt's is a true London experience.
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| Category: | Epoque Classic Luxury [learn more] |
| Address: | , London, zipcode: [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | 149 GBP [View Calendar] |
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| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, Spanish, Polish |
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London, United Kingdom
This is the place where the contemporary and the nostalgic come together side by side and sometimes blending in with each other. Grown from Centuries of leadership, London has collected and amalgamated the best of all worlds - people and things. A great metropolis yet each borough has a homely and distinct feeling. Because of that and its great influence over western culture, London is a city plagued with landmarks that are worldwide recognizable. Walk along the Abbey Road zebra crossing that was featured in one of the Beatles albums; be wondered by the magnificent Buckingham Palace, the monarch's permanent residence in London, or visit the House of Parliament the place where the British laws are made, and where one of the most important landmarks of the capitol of England is located: The Big Ben. Stroll along Covent Garden the first luxury neighborhoods of the city; drop by Trafalgar Square, one of London's greatest architectural set pieces, or visit the London Greenwich Royal Observatory, where the time of all over the world is measured.