Hazlitts
Wenn Sie das turbulente Treiben der Oxford Street hinter sich lassen wollen, buchen Sie ein Zimmer in diesem von den Hauptstraßen abgelegenen diskreten kleinen Stadthaus. Das nach William Hazlitt, dem Biografen Napoleons, benannte Hazlitt's hat einen ganz besonderen Charme. Die Fülle von Antiquitäten und zeitgenössischer Einrichtung verleihen dem Hotel eine besondere Atmosphäre, und jedes der 23 Gästezimmer ist nach einem berühmten literarischen Gast benannt. Alle Zimmer sind makellos rein, ausgestattet mit viktorianischen Badezimmern und gemütlichen Aspekten. Nicht französisch, aber ein wahres Kleinod!
Weitere Informationen auf Englisch
Hazlitts Adresse:
| Adresse: |
6 Frith Street
London
W1D 3JA
|
|---|---|
| Telefon: | +44 (0)20 7434 1771 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7439 1524 |
Jüngste 5 Bewertungen vonHazlitts
Great Location
The Hotel is very charming, you can't even tell it's an hotel as it looks like a normal house from the outside.
The rooms are good, a bit on the small side. The victorian bathrooms are good and the all place as a good feel about it!
The breakfast in bed is a real treat, I really recommend it!
But the best thing about this hotel its the location! Perfect, right in the middle of everything!
A step back in time
Beautifully decorated and furnished with antique furniture. Greeted by a roaring fire on a very cold winters night. Excellent location. No bar nor restaurant in hotel but surrounded by same in the location. Would go again but request a room on lower floor as there is no lift - not even antique. Surprised there were no tea nor coffee making facilities. There was room service however - at a cost. There was a mini bar. It was also unfortunate on the morning of our departure the water was cut off and the lighting fused. Lights easily remedied, but was unable to use the antique bath etc. as water supply not restored in time for our departure. Washed with face wipes!!
Great Location, Quirky is the RIght Description
Hazlitt's is a great place to stay in London if you plan on seeing a lot of shows while you're there. You can walk to most theatres in Soho within 5 minutes and to theatres around Picadilly Circus (with a Tube stop) within 10 minutes . You can walk to Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery in about 10 minutes. The hotel has no food service on site, but you are litterally surrounded by dozens of cute little cafes, bars and restaurants. There were so many interesting food choices, it was hard to make a decision where to eat. The hotel itself is a combination of old residences and it definitely has its quirks (which I liked). The hotel's website makes it look a little fancier than it is - it's a little worn, but I didn't have any problem with it. I stayed in the Madame Kennedy room, which was fine - 4 poster bed, antique-type furnishings, flat screen TV. Not huge, but was more than adequate. Hazlitt's is NOT for someone who likes to stay at a Hilton or Sheraton. There are limited services available for guests, so don't stay here if you expect to be pampered. I'm including 2 photos of Frith St, just outside of the front door of Hazlitt's. It's location, location, location for this inn.
Truly Fabulous!
Tired of the stereotypical chain of hotel groups and mediocre boutique hotels that are in every large city, I decided to try something different for my weekend stay in London. I chose Hazlitt's on Frith Street. I was pleasantly surprised to find a small hotel packed with charm and character. Hazlitt's is not large and does not have a restaurant or bar, however, being situated in one of the best locations in all of London, numerous restaurants and bars were on my doorstep in vibrant Soho and nearby Covent Garden. I wanted to experience the life of the city and find somewhere quaint to have lunch and dinner and try out a couple of bars with atmosphere; so this hotel was the perfect fit. Having said that, Hazlitt's did have a good room service menu and a lovely breakfast that was served in the comfort of my bedroom. I stayed in the 'Jonathan Swift' room which I have to say is one the nicest rooms I have ever stayed in with all my travels around the world. I felt as if I had been taken back in time to a gracious period in England's history. Comfortable period furnishings, stunning and rich décor, plush cotton sheets, over sized bath towels and Aveda bathroom amenities, plus mod-cons such as free wireless internet access and a flat screen TV made for a truly wonderful stay. Additionally, a well stocked mini-bar with a fabulous selection of goodies was at my fingertips. I was also most impressed with the friendliness and attitude of the caring staff, who truly looked after me. This hotel is a very special place and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a truly memorable stay in London. I believe all the rooms at Hazlitt's are different, so I know where I am staying on my next visit to London.
An oasis in the heart of Soho
My husband and I stayed at Hazlitt's as a little treat. We'd first read about the hotel in Bill Bryson's 'Tales of a Small Island'. We were expecting quirky luxury and that's exactly what we got. The staff were obliging, the room extremely comfortable and the victorian styled bathroom was just fantastic. In term of location the hotel couldn't be better - just a few steps away from Soho Square and right opposite the michelin starred restaurant, Arbutus. A treat it most certainly was, and one that we very much hope to repeat :-)
Sind Sie eine Vertreter vonHazlitts?
Auf Feedback antworten
Mehr Bewertungen bei TripAdvisor lesen
Über TripAdvisor und Visit London
Alle Kommentare, Ansichten und Aussagen, die hier gesendet werden, sind völlig unabhängig und entsprechen nicht den Ansichten von Visit London. Diese Ansichten stehen auch in keiner Beziehung zu Visit London.
Theater
Attraktionen
London Pass
Devisen