r />The Haymarket Hotel is located in the heart of London's theatre district. Adjacent to the Haymarket Theatre Royal and opposite Her Majesty's Theatre, The Haymarket Hotel is surrounded by some of London’s best restaurants and bars and is ideal for Mayfair, Regent Street and Jermyn Street shopping. The hotel's restaurant Brumus, is open daily and serves Anglo-Italian brasserie-style fare.
Tablet Hotels review:
The verdict on the long-awaited Haymarket Hotel: more of the same from the Firmdale group. Which is a good thing, if you're wondering. We’re disposed to think of Number Sixteen, the Knightsbridge, the Pelham and all the rest of the group's other London hotels as instant classics: luxury-hotel values on a boutique-hotel scale, with a unique design personality courtesy of Kit Kemp. What’s not to love?
What’s special about the newest addition to the family comes down largely to its location. Not far south of the Soho Hotel, and just off Piccadilly Circus, the Haymarket finds itself even more in the thick of Theatreland, surrounded by about as much culture as one could reasonably be expected to take. The National Gallery awaits, as do the low-culture pleasures of Mayfair’s famous shopping districts.
As expected, the Haymarket comes with its share of public and semi-private places — a conservatory, a drawing room, a private dining room — as well as a fine restaurant serving Modern English Cuisine, Brasserie Style and a full-service spa. Where it steps out ahead of its sisters, however, is downstairs, where you’ll find an 18-meter swimming pool, complete with a poolside bar and a booming sound system. Takes the formula one better — which, given the already high quality of the formula, is just about all you could want.
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1 Suffolk Place , London, England
+44 20 7470 4000
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r />The Haymarket Hotel is located in the heart of London's theatre district. Adjacent to the Haymarket Theatre Royal and opposite Her Majesty's Theatre, The Haymarket Hotel is surrounded by some of London’s best restaurants and bars and is ideal for Mayfair, Regent Street and Jermyn Street shopping. The hotel's restaurant Brumus, is open daily and serves Anglo-Italian brasserie-style fare.
Tablet Hotels review:
The verdict on the long-awaited Haymarket Hotel: more of the same from the Firmdale group. Which is a good thing, if you're wondering. We’re disposed to think of Number Sixteen, the Knightsbridge, the Pelham and all the rest of the group's other London hotels as instant classics: luxury-hotel values on a boutique-hotel scale, with a unique design personality courtesy of Kit Kemp. What’s not to love?
What’s special about the newest addition to the family comes down largely to its location. Not far south of the Soho Hotel, and just off Piccadilly Circus, the Haymarket finds itself even more in the thick of Theatreland, surrounded by about as much culture as one could reasonably be expected to take. The National Gallery awaits, as do the low-culture pleasures of Mayfair’s famous shopping districts.
As expected, the Haymarket comes with its share of public and semi-private places — a conservatory, a drawing room, a private dining room — as well as a fine restaurant serving Modern English Cuisine, Brasserie Style and a full-service spa. Where it steps out ahead of its sisters, however, is downstairs, where you’ll find an 18-meter swimming pool, complete with a poolside bar and a booming sound system. Takes the formula one better — which, given the already high quality of the formula, is just about all you could want.
Contact & location
1 Suffolk Place , London, England
+44 20 7470 4000
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