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Planning a trip to the Big Smoke or dreaming of a luxurious city staycation this holiday season? We might have just the spot for you.
Courtesy of Chateau Denmark
When was the last time you played tourist in your own city? As London lights up in full festive glory, there’s no better moment to hit pause and soak up its magic. From mulled wine in the buzzing streets of Soho to the sparkling splendour of Oxford Street, the city is pure enchantment this time of year. And right in the thick of it, on the legendary Denmark Street, sits Chateau Denmark—your ultimate holiday hideaway.
Spanning across 16 buildings, the hotel blends architectural charm with cultural heritage, offering 44 rooms and apartments steeped in Soho’s rebellious spirit. Designed by the award-winning Taylor Howes, the interiors imagine a mashup of punk rock energy, vintage gothic drama, and modern psychedelia. From the bold vibrancy of the Superior Rooms to the Flitcroft Apartment’s dark opulence, each space feels like stepping into a carefully curated time capsule.
If history is your thing, Chateau Denmark delivers in spades. Its apartments occupy buildings where legends roamed—think the Rolling Stones recording their first album, Bowie and Lou Reed trading notes, and Vivienne Westwood leaving her unmistakable mark. Call it a portal into the heart of London’s musical legacy.
And when it’s time to unwind? Head to Thirteen, a baroque-meets-gothic cocktail haven serving Japanese-inspired small plates alongside good times and better beats — or slip underground to dial8, a reimagined “traditional” hotel bar. Shall we?
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Planning a trip to the Big Smoke or dreaming of a luxurious city staycation this holiday season? We might have just the spot for you.
Courtesy of Chateau Denmark
When was the last time you played tourist in your own city? As London lights up in full festive glory, there’s no better moment to hit pause and soak up its magic. From mulled wine in the buzzing streets of Soho to the sparkling splendour of Oxford Street, the city is pure enchantment this time of year. And right in the thick of it, on the legendary Denmark Street, sits Chateau Denmark—your ultimate holiday hideaway.
Spanning across 16 buildings, the hotel blends architectural charm with cultural heritage, offering 44 rooms and apartments steeped in Soho’s rebellious spirit. Designed by the award-winning Taylor Howes, the interiors imagine a mashup of punk rock energy, vintage gothic drama, and modern psychedelia. From the bold vibrancy of the Superior Rooms to the Flitcroft Apartment’s dark opulence, each space feels like stepping into a carefully curated time capsule.
If history is your thing, Chateau Denmark delivers in spades. Its apartments occupy buildings where legends roamed—think the Rolling Stones recording their first album, Bowie and Lou Reed trading notes, and Vivienne Westwood leaving her unmistakable mark. Call it a portal into the heart of London’s musical legacy.
And when it’s time to unwind? Head to Thirteen, a baroque-meets-gothic cocktail haven serving Japanese-inspired small plates alongside good times and better beats — or slip underground to dial8, a reimagined “traditional” hotel bar. Shall we?
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