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Ham Yard Hotel

London, United Kingdom · Firmdale Hotels · High Luxury

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Firmdale's largest London hotel, opened in 2014, was built around a hidden Soho courtyard with a history as a jazz and mod-club haunt and today operates as a self-contained urban village of ninety-one rooms, thirteen independent shops, a bronze by Sir Tony Cragg at the entrance, and a Texan bowling alley in the basement, all one street back from Piccadilly Circus.

About Ham Yard Hotel

History

Opened 2014 in Soho's Ham Yard. Designed by Kit Kemp around a hidden urban village courtyard with 13 independent shops, a bronze sculpture by Tony Cragg, and a Texan bowling alley.

The setting

Ham Yard Hotel occupies a reclaimed courtyard off Denman Street in Soho — a yard with a vivid history as one of the neighbourhood's most notorious nightlife pockets, home to jazz and mod clubs through the 1920s and 1960s before Firmdale's 2014 rebuild transformed it into a self-contained urban village. The National Gallery is seven minutes on foot, Trafalgar Square nine, and the British Museum seventeen. Piccadilly Circus and the theatres of Shaftesbury Avenue flank the hotel on two sides, while the independent restaurants and record shops of Soho extend in every direction from this energetic West End address.

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