Really nice staff, quirky hotel, unusual and old world. Dont expect executive luxury. The hotel is not that. Great location for Soho. Enjoyable stay. Just wish we had a shower rather than a small but beautiful slipper bath.

Fantastic location for Ronnie Scotts and La Gauthier Soho. Very comfortable. Friendly and historic. Great breakfast but not included.

This is a very cozy yet elegant boutique style hotel. Food was good quality and the staff were friendly and attentive. Thank you for a lovely stay.

Wonderful stay!

A1 service from the team

My wife and I stayed for a night at Hazlitts and had an excellent experience staying at the hotel. The interior exudes historical charm and feels more like staying in a private residence than a hotel. Superbly located in Soho, we were pleasantly surprised at how quiet the property was throughout. We slept soundly even though our room faced the busy street outside. The rooms are beautifully appointed, and the amenities we used (such as the honour bar) were first rate. A note also that every member of staff we interacted with was warm and courteous, assisted with all our needs, and made us feel at home. Our stay at Hazlitts exceeded our expectations and we can’t wait to return.

Lovely old worldy hotel with excellent service and perfect location.

Gorgeously maintained and incredibly clean historical property. If you want to feel like you’re living out your regency romance fantasies, this is the place. Beautiful antique furniture and four-poster beds with sumptuous hangings, charmingly slanted floors, clawfooted tubs, and tons of romantic lighting and paintings. Combined with helpful staff, it was an absolutely lovely experience all around. However, because it is a charming historical property, there are certain modern amenities that you don’t get here that you would at a larger, modern hotel. There isn’t an elevator, outlets are oddly placed, and there aren’t things like irons and ironing boards in the room. But, if you are looking for transportative charm and gorgeous historical details, this place is for you.

Best hotel experience ever! The manager Charles provided extraordinary friendliness courtesy and great recommendations during my stay. The vibe of the hotel was amazing, circa 1718 with beautifully preserved period furnishings and architecture. You won't be disappointed!

Very friendly Nice room Great value

Really nice stay,all round experience

Superb. Has plenty of character and much nicer than a bland chocolate box hotel. Price is high but you get what you pay for. Feels special and won’t stay anywhere else in London from now on .

Very nice hotel in an upscale areas with lots of bars and restaurants. I was able to walk to all of London's attractions with ease.The only drawback I found was there is no elevator so I had to walk up 55 stairs to get to my room on the 3rd floor.

Very old and very fun.

Very central

As my room was on a top floor, the ceiling was low, and with the room's dark colour palette, I found the room very suffocating and claustrophobic. The staff tried to find a different room for me, but the hotel was full unfortunately. The decor is probably not for everyone either. The other things I did not like were that: 1. there were no slippers in the room, 2. there was no handholding shower head. The shower was only from the ceiling. 3. Their sink is one of those where the hot water and cold water come from separate taps. The staff was very friendly and kind. If it wasn't for them, I would have given the hotel even a lower rating, but their loveliness made up for the discomfort of the room.

It just doesn't get any nicer than this.

Beautiful property. Plenty of options for dining and night life. The public rooms within the hotel were lovely. The gin bar was exceptional!! I would highly recommend this hotel.

For 1,100 USD per night, this hotel was just okay. The charm and history were there, but the hotel is lacking warmth. It was the first night of our honeymoon, as we noted on the reservation, and not one person mentioned anything nor did anything in our room upon arrival. The faucets barely work in the bathroom, which again, for a thousand dollars, seems ridiculous. I would just say the hotel is okay- has a lot of potential to be better since the real estate is cool.

Superb gem nestled in the heart of Soho, and an oasis of olde worlde charm and calm in contrast to the hustle and bustle of London's street vibe! One of London's best kept secrets