The Orange Pub & Boutique Hotel Belgravia
Belgravia, London
“Design-led gastropub rooms”
Vibe
A restored corner taproom dressed in earth-pigment paints and woven rattan lighting, buzzing with locals over cask ales and wood-fired pizzas.
“Design-led gastropub rooms”
A lively ground-floor taproom and subterranean cocktail bar with vinyl DJ sets in the brick vaults.
Interiors dressed with Edward Bulmer paints, Soane Britain lighting, and bespoke fabrics from neighboring Pimlico design houses.
A Grade II-listed circa-1800 brewery with exposed original brickwork, historic timber floors, and restored open fireplaces.
Overlooking Orange Square in Belgravia's Design District, a short walk from Sloane Square.
Rooms
Tucked behind heavy oak doors upstairs, four quiet rooms pair Cotswold Bed Company mattresses with tiled showers stocked with organic botanicals.
Backstory
Established around 1800 as a brewery named for William of Orange, the building was recently refreshed using fabrics and paints from neighboring Pimlico design ateliers.
Eat & drink
Ben Tish oversees seasonal Mediterranean dishes in the sunny first-floor dining room, while the subterranean brewery vaults host cocktail sessions and vinyl DJs.
The neighborhood
Set directly on Orange Square among Pimlico Road’s antique dealers and design showrooms, with Sloane Square an easy stroll away.
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