Hazlitt's Hotel

Hazlitt's Hotel is a boutique hotel in Soho, London, spread across four Georgian townhouses. It is named after the 18th-century essayist William Hazlitt, who once lived here, and the hotel keeps a strong link to that literary past.

There are 30 individually styled rooms, each furnished with antique pieces, good bedding and, in many, four-poster beds. The library is filled with first-edition books and rare finds, a real draw for anyone who reads. Service is a point of pride, for breakfast in the conservatory or a cocktail in the lounge alike.