Ham Yard Hotel: Tucked between the streets of Soho and a short stroll from Mayfair, Ham Yard Hotel sits around a private courtyard. The courtyard is home to a Tony Cragg sculpture and the boutique shops of Ham Yard Village. The hotel holds Michelin 2 Keys for 2025. It also appeared in The Times 50 […]
Haymarket Hotel: Housed in a landmark Regency building designed by John Nash, the architect behind Buckingham Palace and much of Regent Street, Haymarket Hotel sits at the heart of London’s theatre district. It is next door to His Majesty’s Theatre Royal, three minutes from Piccadilly Circus and a short walk from Trafalgar Square. The hotel […]
The Vineyard: Set in the Berkshire countryside near Newbury, The Vineyard is one of the few hotel wedding venues in southern England where the food and wine are as central to the day as the setting itself. The hotel holds 3 AA Rosettes, is a member of Relais & Châteaux and PoB Hotels and holds […]
Hotel Café Royal: Few addresses in London carry the weight of Café Royal. Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf and Winston Churchill all passed through its doors. It has occupied this position on Regent Street, at the meeting point of Mayfair, Soho and St James’s, for more than 150 years. Today it operates as a five-star hotel […]
Rosewood London: There are not many wedding venues in London where guests arrive to find two dramatic staircases sweeping up from the lobby to a balcony above. At Rosewood London, that moment happens in the Grand Ballroom Foyer. It sets the tone for everything that follows. Built in 1914 as the headquarters of the Pearl […]
Sofitel London St James: Waterloo Place is one of the quieter corners of central London, which is part of what makes it special. The building here originally opened as a bank in the 19th century. Buckingham Palace is at the end of the road and the Reform Club is opposite. It became Sofitel London St […]