No part of London has more going on than Soho. By day it's full of independent shops, Carnaby Street boutiques and the stalls of Berwick Street market. By night the bars, restaurants and theatres take over, with Chinatown and Shaftesbury Avenue just around the corner.
The best hotels in Soho, London make the most of it. The choice ranges from design-led boutique hotels with screening rooms and rooftop bars to smart, well-priced stays right in the thick of it. Each one is chosen for its character as much as its location.
If you want to stay out late and walk home, this is where I'd book. Covent Garden, Mayfair and Regent Street are all a short stroll away, and so is the rest of the West End.
Smart rooms with in-room kitchenettes on a quieter Soho street, moments from Carnaby Street and the theatres.
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Soho Outside the Door
The Resident puts you right in the heart of Soho, tucked away on a quieter street just moments from Carnaby Street. Regent Street, Oxford Street and Chinatown are close by, while Covent Garden and the West End theatres are an easy walk away. It’s a brilliant base for exploring central London on foot, with restaurants, bars and nightlife all around you.
Clever Rooms with Mini Kitchens
Rooms are contemporary and thoughtfully designed, with private mini-kitchens adding useful flexibility during your stay. They’re particularly handy for breakfast, drinks or a simple meal when you don’t feel like heading out, while larger categories offer more space when you need it.
Eat Like a Local
Few London neighbourhoods offer you more choice for eating and drinking than Soho. Restaurants, cafés, bars and late-night favourites fill the surrounding streets, from long-established Soho institutions to some of London’s most talked-about places to eat. The Resident team can also point you towards their favourite local spots.
Martin Brudnizki’s Jazz Age fantasy on Berwick Street, with Dear Jackie downstairs and the Flute rooftop above Soho.
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Soho — London Outside Your Door
Broadwick Soho is at the junction of Broadwick and Berwick Streets, placing you in the heart of one of London's most lively areas. Carnaby Street is a short distance away, and Regent Street, Oxford Street, Chinatown, Covent Garden, and the West End theatres are all within easy walking distance. Piccadilly Circus and Tottenham Court Road stations are nearby, making it easy to get around London.
Soho Personality Turned Up a Notch
Broadwick Soho has no sense of restraint, and that is exactly why we like it. Martin Brudnizki blends Jazz Age glamour, Italian influences, and English eccentricity with rich colours, patterned fabrics, striking lighting, and an impressive assortment of art.
Bold Rooms & a Spectacular Penthouse
Rooms are richly layered and full of personality, featuring custom-made furniture, bold fabrics and playful details that reflect the hotel’s glamorous Soho character. Deluxe Rooms offer more space to unwind, while the suites take things up a level. At the top, the Penthouse has its own living room and cocktail bar, opening onto a large private terrace with sweeping London views.
Soho Dining, Cocktails & Rooftop Views
The hotel’s signature restaurant captures Soho’s lively spirit, with bold cooking, glamorous interiors and a buzz that lingers into the evening. For something quieter, the residents-only Nook offers an intimate fireside retreat. Rooftop bar Flute is the place for cocktails, with sweeping West End views that are especially impressive at sunset.
Kit Kemp's village in the middle of Soho, with a roof terrace, bowling alley, and the West End around the corner.
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Tucked Just Off Piccadilly Circus
Tucked away in a quiet pedestrian courtyard just moments from Piccadilly Circus, Ham Yard Hotel enjoys one of central London's best locations. Soho, Mayfair, Covent Garden, Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Leicester Square, and the West End's famous theatres are all within easy walking distance, making it an ideal base for shopping, dining, sightseeing, and entertainment. It feels more like a hidden urban village than a traditional city hotel.
Kit Kemp Design at Its Most Playful
The interiors feature bold colours, patterned fabrics, contemporary art, custom furniture, and quirky objects, yet still feel far from formal. When guests want to relax, they can retreat to the peaceful drawing room and library.
Generous Rooms, Suites & Residences
The rooms are spacious, starting at 31 square metres, with Kit Kemp's bold design balanced by practical comfort. Spacious suites and serviced residences are ideal for long stays, offering studios through to two-bedroom layouts, complete with kitchens and separate living areas. Families are well looked after, with many rooms accommodating 3 people, while the Deluxe Junior Suite can accommodate 4.
A Restaurant & Outdoor Terrace
The Ham Yard Bar & Restaurant serves seasonal British and European food, with much of the action centred on its vibrant outdoor terrace. The bar is stylish and a perfect place for cocktails before heading out to the West End.
A Bowling Alley, Spa & Rooftop Garden
Ham Yard has far more to discover than you might expect from a Soho hotel. Downstairs, The Croc features its own 1950s-style bowling alley, lounge and bar. There’s also the Soholistic Spa, a well-equipped gym and a private cinema, while the rooftop garden and terrace offer a quieter escape above the streets of Soho.
Tucked into Richmond Mews yet seconds from Soho’s bars, with Refuel and two screening rooms downstairs.
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Tucked in a Quiet Corner of Bustling Soho
The Soho Hotel, situated in the peaceful Richmond Mews, offers the best of both worlds: Soho's restaurants, bars, and theatres are just outside the door, even though the hotel itself feels surprisingly detached from the crowds. Oxford Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden are all within easy walking distance, and Tottenham Court Road station is about five minutes away, providing excellent connections across the city.
Kit Kemp’s Signature Style
The interiors are unmistakably Kit Kemp with bold colours, contemporary art, patterned fabrics and beautifully mismatched furniture brought together with confidence. Despite having 96 rooms and suites, the hotel retains a warm, residential feel, helped by a private drawing room and library reserved for guests.
Generous Rooms, Terraces & Larger Suites
Rooms start at a generous 26 square metres, with large warehouse-style windows, statement headboards, bespoke furniture and vivid fabrics. The Deluxe Terrace Room offers private outdoor space, while an impressive range of one-, two- and three-bedroom suites gives you considerably more room to settle in.
Cinema Nights Without Leaving Home
The hotel’s private screening room turns movie nights into a full-on event, whether it’s a new release, a classic, or your own private premiere.
Refuel in Style
Refuel Bar & Restaurant keeps things relaxed, serving modern brasserie dishes alongside cocktails and useful pre- and post-theatre menus. The handsome oak-and-pewter bar gives the room plenty of atmosphere, while you can also enjoy afternoon tea away from the action in the guest drawing room.
