Kettner's
Soho, London
“Decadent Soho townhouse”
Vibe
Preserved Georgian mouldings and mosaic floors meet plush velvet banquettes, channeling a hedonistic French boudoir right in the heart of Soho.
“Decadent Soho townhouse”
Grade II-listed Georgian townhouses housing an 1867 dining institution with original plasterwork and mosaic floors.
Boudoir-inspired bedrooms styled by SODA Studio featuring scalloped velvet headboards and William Morris wallpaper.
Ground-floor champagne bar and live piano lounge with a walnut counter and mosaic monogram floor.
In Soho on Romilly Street, steps from West End theatres, bistros, and late cocktail bars.
Rooms
Boudoir-styled bedrooms pair William Morris wallpaper with scalloped velvet headboards, vintage vanities, and freestanding clawfoot bathtubs.
Backstory
Founded in 1867 by Napoleon III's former chef, the townhouses once hosted Oscar Wilde and Edward VII's discreet royal assignations.
Eat & drink
The ground-floor champagne bar anchors the scene with a marble-topped walnut counter, pouring alongside a French bistro and live piano lounge.
The neighborhood
Romilly Street puts West End playhouses, dim sum parlours, and Soho's densest cluster of late-night drinking dens immediately at your doorstep.
The app
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