Hazlitts

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!

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.

My girlfriend took me here for my surprise 30th birthday treat (one of many - thanks gorgoeus!) and it was the best place to spend a very special weekend.

We both work in Soho and have walked past it many times, but I was so surprised upon entering Hazlitt's how much of a traditional and unique Oasis it is in the heart of London's West End.

The bedroom was amazing, they even had champagne waiting on ice for us when we arrived! They even helped my girlfriend book a window seat in Galvin at Window's on the top foor of the Park Lane Hilton - no easy feat I assure you!

Breakfast was amazing, service was a delight, nothing was too much of a probem to deal with and they helped my girlfreind out immensly and ensured a very smooth operation and a totally unforgettable birthday experience.

Yes, there's no AC and all not rusbbish and IT IS NOT a hotel chain with all the mod cons, but THAT IS THE POINT! This is traditional England in all it's glory so do yourself a favour, experience something new and go!