Hazlitt's

Step through an unassuming green door just off Soho Square and you will find yourself slipping back to 1718. Hazlitt's is a masterclass in period restoration, transforming a cluster of historic townhouses into a deliciously moody refuge. Expect delightfully sloping floors, walls lined with thousands of original antique prints, and bedrooms named after the colorful characters who once laid their heads here.
The hotel famously takes its name from the brilliant essayist William Hazlitt, who spent his final days on the premises. Literary lovers can retreat to the cozy library to sip a drink from the honesty bar, where you simply note down your cocktail selections in a ledger to pay at checkout.
While the atmosphere is wonderfully historic, modern luxuries like air conditioning and high speed internet are seamlessly integrated. Guests should note that the historic nature of the interconnected buildings means that only one townhouse features a lift. If avoiding stairs is a priority for your stay, simply request a room in that specific wing when booking.