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Hazlitt's
London, United Kingdom · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Thirty rooms in three Georgian townhouses at 6 Frith Street in Soho: William Hazlitt died here in 1830, a blue plaque by the door, no restaurant and no lift, claw-foot baths, two thousand paintings, and a library of signed first editions, including a Potter left by Rowling. You sleep in Soho, then walk along Compton Street.
- 30 rooms
- Opened 1986
- Neighborhood: Soho
- Rooms from 205 sq ft (19 m²)
About Hazlitt's
- Thirty rooms in Georgian houses dating to 1718 at 6 Frith Street, Soho. Essayist William Hazlitt died in the house in 1830.
- Owners Peter McKay and Douglas Blain. Three singles, twenty-four doubles, two junior suites, one suite. Four-poster beds, antiques, claw-foot baths.
- No restaurant, no gym, no lift. Library with a working fireplace and signed first editions. César Award London Hotel of the Year 2002.
- Entry-level rooms start at 205 sq ft (19 m²).
History
Hazlitt's occupies 1718 Georgian townhouses at 6 Frith Street; William Hazlitt died here in 1830; 30 rooms, no lift, literary Soho hotel.
The setting
The hotel is at 6 Frith Street, Soho, between Soho Square and Old Compton Street.
Amenities
- Filming & photo shoots
- Room service
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