Overcommitment to TV and transatlantic enterprises might have knocked a little gloss off Gordon Ramsay's restaurants, but his only hotel is still going...

This Grade II-listed, 1730s townhouse has been converted into another winning enterprise from the people behind Soho House members' club, Shoreditch Rooms...

The most recent hotel opening from Soho House members' club (see also Dean Street Townhouse; High Road House) might even be the best, perfectly catching the...

Check in at the handsome attached boozer and you'll be pointed to the separate front entrance, with its lovely floor mosaic, and a handful of...

Sister hotel to Hazlitt's, the Rookery has long been something of a celebrity hideaway deep in Clerkenwell. Its front door is satisfyingly hard to find,...

This marvellously eccentric little hideaway is the pride and joy of its owner, Judith Abraham, with many of the features purpose-designed. Little is the...

Famous for its low rates (including some publicity-garnering £1-a-night rooms), the Hoxton deserves credit for many other things. First, there's the hip...

In a former MI5 research building, Sanctum is Soho club cool with its dark colours, bling room handles and deco lamps, sexed up with a handful of rotating...

JUST OPENED One of London's finest restaurants has moved into the hotel trade. Eyebrows were raised at the announcement that a St John Hotel was opening...

A world away from the dreary Eurobustle of Camden Market, lovely 66 Camden Square isn't actually on Camden Square - it's on Murray Street, behind 1 Camden...

Given the eminently reasonable room rates, the trendy swishness of the public areas in this amiable budget hotel comes as a pleasant surprise. You're...

As original as when Anouska Hempel opened it in 1983 - the scent of oranges and the twittering of a pair of lovebirds fill the dark, oriental lobby - Blakes...

Design mogul Sir Terence Conran's Boundary Project warehouse conversion was a labour of love. Its restaurants - which include Albion, one of the best...