Como The Halkin
Belgravia, London
“Discreet Belgravia sanctuary”
Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
A soaring atrium topped with a Valentino Vago skyscape leads to curved black corrugated wood hallways that conceal guest doors.
“Discreet Belgravia sanctuary”
Italian marble bathrooms with deep tubs, COMO Shambhala bath amenities, and dedicated Les Clefs d'Or concierges.
Laboratorio Associati interiors featuring curved ribbed corridors and an atrium topped with Valentino Vago skyscape murals.
Welcoming guests to Halkin Street since 1991 with quiet hospitality and access to private Belgrave Square tennis.
On a quiet Belgravia street by Belgrave Square, a short walk from Hyde Park Corner.
Rooms
Warm pomelé wood finishes and elemental color palettes give way to floor-to-ceiling Italian marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs.
Wellness
A lower-ground fitness center handles daily workouts, while the concierge provides rackets for private tennis matches inside Belgrave Square Garden.
Backstory
Founder Christina Ong launched the brand here in 1991, transforming a former garage site into London's original luxury boutique hotel.
Eat & drink
The Halkin Bar anchors the ground floor, pouring evening aperitifs alongside wellness-focused raw dishes and afternoon tea from JING.
The neighborhood
Tucked on a quiet Belgravia street, the address sits moments from Belgrave Square's private gardens and the paths of Hyde Park.
“…with just 41 guest rooms and quiet, residential surroundings.”
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