Kit Kemp’s private art collection enriches the hotel and includes works by Alexander Hollweg, Breon O’Casey, Botero, and Tess Newall.
The hotel's exclusive film club means guests have access to award-winning cinema screened on property, as well as dining and Champagne.
The Soho is set on a quiet street in the heart of London's entertainment district amid some of the city's best restaurants, bars, and nightlife.
Location
Soho’s red-light roots and beatnik bastions have been repurposed into cool public houses and hip boutiques. But thankfully this cobblestoned neighborhood has stood up against gentrification. Excellent restaurants run by generations of French, Italian, or Jewish families stand next to dozens of theaters, pubs, and bars.
The Originals
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Transportation Options
LHR - London Heathrow Airport (27KM)
LCY - London City Airport (16KM)
London Euston Station (3KM)
Hotel Features
Gastronomic excellence
Wellness facilities
Unique architecture
Central Soho location
Basic Information
Check-in: 3:00 pm
Check-out: 12:00 pm
Family Friendly
General
Free wifi
24 hour reception
Secure parkingService comes at an extra charge
Concierge desk
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry serviceService comes at an extra charge
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Elevators
Doctor on callService comes at an extra charge
Bell staff/porter
Guide dogs allowed
Shoe shine services
Room
Air conditioning
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Wake up service
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms
Conference rooms
Catering
Video conferencing system
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Coffee shop
Room service available
Breakfast buffet
Accessibility Features
Accessible route to restaurant
Service/guide dogs allowed
Wide corridors
Wide entrance
Wheelchair accessible elevators
Interior design Kit Kemp
create elegant, playful spaces. Designer Kit Kemp does not approach design with a fixed idea in her mind, but rather creates her look hands-on through mixing, matching, and experimentation. Kemp’s private art collection also enriches the personal flavor of the guestrooms and public spaces, and here includes such stellar works as a mural by Alexander Hollweg, a sculpture of Aphrodite by Breon O’Casey, a Botero cat, and Tess Newall cabinets.
Architecture From car park to comfort
The first deluxe hotel in the bustling borough of London’s Soho neighborhood was created on the site of a former multi-story car park.The Soho Hotel was built from scratch, yet still respects the original structure's red-brick heritage.
The Originals Kit Kemp
Design & Architecture
Green is the color of life, hope, energy, and nature, so I often use it to breathe fresh air into a room. In the Terrace Suite at Ham Yard Hotel, Natasha Hulse has intricately appliquéd one of our signature headboards with an elaborate floral design. The three-dimensional quality of her work gives the room depth and breaks the boundary between indoors and outdoors.
Refuel Bar and restaurant
The hotel's British/European restaurant serves brasserie classics, such as côte de boeuf to share, alongside a dedicated English wine list and afternoon tea. A long pewter bar, exhibiting a lively mural, serves up contemporary drinks.
Pantone’s Color of the Year 2019, Living Coral, has brightened up our lives in fashion, beauty, electronics, and accessories.
When I could not sleep as a child, I would press my head into the pillow, count sheep, and, if that failed, crawl into my parents’ bed. As a grown man, the solutions for insomnia are not so simple, and recently I have started sleeping in an electronic headband that uses “bone conduction speakers” to play sounds through my forehead and directly into my inner eardrum.
This year is an exciting year for art. Look no further than our collection of the most exceptional, can’t-miss exhibitions in Europe.
From Picasso’s late works to Vaginal Davis’s activism and Ayoung Kim’s futuristic visions, these shows will inspire and provoke.
What does travel nostalgia mean to you? Is it going back in time to another era or revisiting favorite childhood haunts?
Whimsical, eclectic, and always hard to pin down, Kit Kemp has much in common with the hotel interiors she’s spent a career fashioning into stand-alone pieces of individual expression. Like her, they are anything but static.
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