My husband and I stayed at Hazlitt's as a little treat. We'd first read about the hotel in Bill Bryson's 'Tales of a Small Island'. We were expecting quirky luxury and that's exactly what we got. The staff were obliging, the room extremely comfortable and the victorian styled bathroom was just fantastic. In term of location the hotel couldn't be... more

Hazlitt's promised a "trip back in time" and I was not dissapointed! We arrived via taxi at the unassuming entrance, and were promptly buzzed in and our luggage collected. Our arrival was quite early after our overseas flight, but the staff rallied and prepared our rooms well before check-in time. The period bath is authentically restored, and deluxe rooms have... more

I see a reviewer had some gripes (including VAT not being included and no receipt being given for payment). Such gripes suggest the reviewer rarely gets out - it's easy to ask if VAT is included and take this into account when booking (or not booking). And if asking for a receipt I am sure one is usually offered! Our... more

I had to go to London on business and my publisher booked my husband and I into Hazlitts. I read previous reviews so I was prepared that Hazlitts would be a unique and unusual experience. The room was cozy and full of antiques and character. The bathroom had a huge tub and a hand held shower but it was large... more

Just back from a theatre trip in London to see God's of Carnage - which was incidentally, great! Biggest gripe was that Hazlitts is NOT good value for money. Disappointed , very overpriced for what was offered ( The online prices do NOT include VAT which seems unusual) didn't get a receipt for payment either. There were no drink making... more

My wife and I stayed at Hazlitt's for 3 nights during the Easter weekend. We used the John Bateson room. This overlooked busy Frith Street but the room was nonetheless quiet and relaxing. The bed was very comfortable and the decor properly reflected the Georgian archtecture and panelling. Although there were clearly other guests, the hotel was very quiet and... more

Stayed here for two nights, and generally pleased with the experience. A few issues though, I agree with one of the previous reviewers, get another room other than Thomas Archer in the basement. Small & cosy is ok, but very, very dark even on a sunny day. Bed very comfy, furniture authentic and interesting, LCD TV not antique! The bathroom... more

We stayed for two nights in the Marmaduke Wyvill room which has a lovely four poster bed and a very nice bathroom. We were greeted on arrival with tea and biscuits which was a lovely treat and very welcome. Included in the price were tube travel cards for both days of our stay which was much appreciated and a nice... more

A hotel with real personality....enter a different zone in the heart of London...trulty relaxing and very special. I'd recommend this hotel for theatre / art / literature lovers...a million miles away from the bland conformity of chain hotels. We stayed in the room on the top floor...beatiful four poster, greta roll top bath, lots and lots of personality. It was... more