Rosewood London

About Rosewood London

An Edwardian courtyard approached through wrought-iron gates and a carriageway gives Rosewood London a distinctive entrance on High Holborn. Inside, a grand marble staircase anchors the hotel's manor-house character, while its public rooms make space for a more playful expression of British taste. Scarfes Bar pairs Gerald Scarfe's caricatures with velvet armchairs, antique books and live jazz; Holborn Dining Room gives traditional British cooking a prominent place, with a dedicated pie kitchen and a takeaway hatch. Art carries through to the Mirror Room's Monet-inspired afternoon tea. Together, these details give the hotel a personality rooted as much in illustration, craft and cooking as in architectural grandeur.

Why Celebrities Love Rosewood London

Scarfes Bar gives an evening a pleasingly irreverent centre of gravity, with caricatures and drinks by the fire. The art commissions suggest a hotel actively engaged with London's creative life. For a high-profile visitor travelling with family or companions, the larger signature accommodation adds another attraction: enough bedrooms to keep the party together.