Home House
Marylebone, Westminster, London
“Georgian members' clubhouse”
Vibe
Three Georgian townhouses blend Robert Adam neoclassicism with Zaha Hadid design, granting overnight guests access to an exuberant private members' club.
“Georgian members' clubhouse”
Three Grade I listed Georgian townhouses featuring Robert Adam neoclassical interiors and a sweeping imperial domed staircase.
A private members' club granting guests access to multiple late-night bars, courtyard gatherings, and curated cultural programming.
Theatrical Russell Sage interiors and a fluid Zaha Hadid bar installation set against preserved 18th-century plasterwork.
In Marylebone overlooking Portman Square garden, a short walk from Oxford Street and Hyde Park
Rooms
Individually styled bedrooms pair hand-painted silk wallcoverings and marble fireplaces with freestanding roll-top bathtubs and four-poster beds.
Wellness
A private fitness gym features dedicated yoga studios alongside a sauna and steam room for unwinding after late club nights.
Backstory
Commissioned in the 1770s by the hedonistic Countess of Home, Robert Adam designed the neoclassical palace specifically for lavish society entertaining.
Eat & drink
Sip house gin in the drawing rooms before sharing ceviche at Kamaña or dining on seasonal British fare in the courtyard.
The neighborhood
Tucked onto green Portman Square in Marylebone, the townhouse sits steps from bustling Oxford Street and quiet strolls across Hyde Park.
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