Ham Yard Hotel
Soho, London
“Maximalist Soho village”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Tucked into a pedestrian courtyard centered on Tony Cragg's bronze sculpture, social life revolves around an authentic 1950s Texas bowling alley.
“Maximalist Soho village”
Kit Kemp’s signature pattern clashing, bespoke fabric headboards, and a tree-lined courtyard with Tony Cragg artwork.
An energetic Soho hub featuring an authentic 1950s bowling alley, vibrant courtyard bar, and screening theatre.
Bespoke RIKRAK amenities, marble bathrooms, attentive hospitality, and a quiet guest-only rooftop garden with beehives.
In Soho, steps from Piccadilly Circus and West End theatres, tucked into a vibrant courtyard.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling Crittall windows illuminate Kit Kemp’s bespoke fabric headboards, pattern-clashed textiles, and deep marble bathrooms stocked with custom RIKRAK bath products.
Wellness
The Soholistic Spa features dedicated steam rooms and treatment suites, paired with a fully equipped gym offering hypoxic workout capabilities.
Backstory
Firmdale and architecture firm Woods Bagot developed the site from the ground up in 2014, fashioning a modern urban village.
Eat & drink
Courtyard tables sit under mature oaks for seasonal British fare, while the private rooftop bar pours drinks beside working beehives.
The neighborhood
You are hidden in plain sight in Soho, steps from Piccadilly Circus and surrounded by the lights of West End theatres.
“Beaucoup d’activités en perspective donc, mais une atmosphère à des années-lumière de Piccadilly Circus, pourtant distant d’une petite centaine de mètres.”
The app
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