The Soho Hotel
Soho, London
“Maximalist mews hideaway”
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Vibe
A towering bronze Botero cat anchors the lobby, introducing Kit Kemp's playful, fabric-rich English maximalism tucked away in a quiet mews.
“Maximalist mews hideaway”
Kit Kemp's patterned English interiors, bespoke fabric headboards, and a ten-foot bronze Botero cat in the lobby.
Refuel Bar's pewter counter and Alexander Hollweg mural, plus two private screening rooms running film clubs.
Granite bathrooms stocked with custom RikRak bath products, plus drawing rooms offering twenty-four-hour honesty bars.
Tucked in a Soho mews between Dean and Wardour streets, steps from West End theatres.
Rooms
Lofty warehouse-style windows illuminate vibrant bespoke fabric headboards, paired with granite and oak bathrooms stocked with custom RikRak amenities.
Wellness
Dedicated Soholistic treatment rooms offer Temple Spa therapies, complemented by a round-the-clock fitness studio equipped with Life Fitness gear.
Backstory
Tim and Kit Kemp opened the hotel in 2004, transforming a gritty multi-storey NCP car park into a refined West End retreat.
Eat & drink
Refuel Bar serves British brasserie classics beside an Alexander Hollweg mural that wraps around a long pewter and oak counter.
The neighborhood
Hidden down a cobblestone mews between Dean and Wardour streets, the West End's vibrant theatres and Soho dining are seconds away.
“A design hotel in a stellar Soho spot—you can’t go wrong.”
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