Hazlitts

Hazlitts' quiet location in the heart of Theatreland is perfect. It's recently been expanded to include additional new rooms in the same charming style as its traditional rooms. An elevator has been added in the new section, and the free internet terminal in the lobby makes it very convenient. This was our 4th stay at Hazlitt's over the course of about 12 years.

My boyfriend and I spent 4 nights at Hazlitt's in early February -- and we can't say enough great things about its location in the heart of SoHo. We loved our room: full of character, antiques, crisp white sheeting, funky English plumbing. The hotel was right for our budget, offering style, whimsy and comfort without breaking the bank. Although I like to try new hotels, I would definitely return to Hazlitt's.

Stayed here awhile ago but really loved it. It is old and quirky, lots of odd angles and crooked floors. I wouldn't want to navigate it drunk! Had a great room overlooking Frith Street. Hazlitt's is entirely charming but it is not a hotel for people expecting perfection from the building. It is is ancient, which for me was part of it's charm. Also, there were no facilities like a restaurant when I was there but there's a ton of options throughout the neighbourhood so it really is no difficulty and hotel restaurants are seldom a good value anyhow. Soho can be a bit noisy late at night. But I loved my stay at Hazlitt's and will always consider it as an option. However, London being London and the pound being the pound, it's always a question of value for money. I do find Hazlitt's a bit expensive relative to the offer. It's the charm of the place draws me in.