Dean Street Townhouse

Glamorous – yet remarkably cosy – Georgian stay Dean Street Townhouse is one of those Soho fixtures that has many a story to whisper from its walls. It was formerly home to King Charles II’s mistress Nell Gwyn and artist William Hogarth, and its upper floors housed the Gargoyle Club, a meeting of artists, socialites and intellectuals in spaces hung with Matisse and more. These days, as part of the Soho House group, it still draws a fascinating crowd, has important art (some by the YBAs) on the walls and inspires convivial chatter in its elegant British brasserie. And, if those scintillating nights go on till closing time, it’s a comfort knowing that chic cocooning rooms are just upstairs. Please note, if you are not a Soho House member, to access this members-only property a 12-month Soho Friends membership will be added to your booking for £100. This membership covers one room a stay for the member and any additional rooms booked for their children under 18.