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Compact rooms, design hotels, townhouses, and nightlife-adjacent stays for travelers who want central London at the doorstep.

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Best Hotels in Soho, London

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Soho stays trade square footage for immediate access to theatres, Chinatown, restaurants, bars, and the West End, ranging from compact rooms to design hotels and townhouses.

  • The Z Hotel SohoSmall rooms, crisp linen and glass-walled showers keep Z Soho straightforward. Its Moor Street address puts Chinatown and West End theatres close by; the cheapest double rooms have no windows and very little luggage space.Book on Booking.com
  • Ham Yard HotelKit Kemp’s patterned fabrics and colourful art fill Ham Yard, built around a leafy courtyard hidden in Soho. There’s a rooftop garden, a screening room and an original 1950s bowling alley shipped over from Texas.Book on Booking.com
  • Hazlitt'sFour-poster beds, antique furniture and old paintings fill Hazlitt’s Georgian townhouses on Frith Street. The library has an honesty bar, and the bedrooms feel reassuringly removed from the restaurants and late bars outside.Book on Booking.com
  • Broadwick SohoMartin Brudnizki’s interiors bring patterned fabrics and extravagant colour to Broadwick Soho. Bedrooms have marble-topped bathrooms, while Flute’s rooftop bar looks across the neighbourhood and Berwick Street is just outside.Book on Booking.com
  • The Resident SohoMini-kitchens with microwaves and fridges make The Resident Soho feel a little more domestic than most West End hotels. Rooms are compact and quietly furnished, with the restaurants and theatres of Soho outside.Book on Booking.com
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