London, United Kingdom

Haymarket Hotel

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The takeaway

Choose it for a West End base where a John Nash Regency address, individually designed rooms and a subterranean pool make a distinctly London stay.

About the hotel

Haymarket Hotel occupies a Regency building designed by John Nash in London’s West End theatre district. Its 53 individually designed bedrooms and suites bring a contemporary English point of view to the building’s Georgian proportions, with colour, pattern and contemporary art. Downstairs, an 18-metre indoor pool gives the city hotel an unexpected retreat; Brumus Bar & Restaurant adds modern British dining on site. The scale is intimate by central-London standards, with theatres, Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square close at hand.

Choose it if

You want to be close to the West End theatre district, with Piccadilly Circus a three-minute walk away.
You value characterful interiors and would make use of an indoor pool during a central-London stay.
You like having a hotel restaurant and bar for modern British food, afternoon tea or a pre-theatre meal.

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