Hazlitt'S, London

Hazlitt's, formerly the home of author William Hazlitt, features individually-furnished rooms named after people who visited in Hazlitt's day. Club Single rooms feature antique furniture and artwork, 18th-century carved oak single beds, and Victorian bathroom fittings. Club Double rooms include antique furniture, fine pictures, and rich fabrics, with a 17th-century carved oak or Georgian four-poster bed. Bathrooms have restored vintage fittings, with a free-standing bath or shower. Superior Double rooms offer 17th-century carved oak or Georgian four-poster beds and restored vintage fittings, including roll-top baths and high-level cisterns. All rooms include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a flat-screen television, a mini-bar, a safe, and land&water toiletries. Select suites feature separate living areas, and luxury bathrooms with Victorian bathing machines. Some rooms have a sitting area, original 18th Century fireplaces, carved oak beds, mahogany compactums, hand-carved gilded cherubs and marble baths.

Hazlitt's provides 24-hour room service. An honesty bar is available in the Library, which has a working fireplace and comfortable furnishings. Maison Bertaux, a cake shop, is near the hotel. A complimentary spring water is available.

Hazlitt's offers enhanced cleaning and sanitizing. The hotel provides 24-hour room service, same-day dry cleaning and laundry service, and airport transport. The hotel has a library. It offers help with tickets to shows, reservations at restaurants and admission to clubs. The hotel can arrange champagne, flowers, chocolates and theater tickets. The hotel caters to intimate gatherings of up to six guests in the Wardrobe, originally a place of safety for aristocrats' valuables, appointed with period furnishings and fine antique artworks. Filming and photoshoots are accommodated.

Hazlitt's is in the heart of London's Theatreland, a short walk from Oxford Street, Covent Garden, and Bond Street. The nearest Underground stations are Tottenham Court Road (Elizabeth, Central, and Northern Lines), a two-minute walk, and Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern Lines), a five-minute walk.

The hotel is near the House of Minalima, created by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima, the creators of the graphic universe in the Harry Potter films. Other nearby attractions include the Photographers' Gallery, Notre Dame de France church which features murals by Jean Cocteau, and Sky Garden with 360o views of London. Guests can explore Soho's history and landmarks.