Ham Yard is much more than just an extremely well-located hotel. It comprises of a whole little Soho village with its own bar, restaurant, nail bar, spa, theatre, bowling alley and a handful of boutiquey shops. The place is basically an unofficial art gallery, too. Pieces are dotted here and there throughout common areas, all of them playful and engaging but not so out-there that they’d spook your mum if you brought her in for afternoon tea (which you definitely should). Like the Firmdale group’s other hotels, decor is quirky and eclectic, with interior designer and Firmdale co-owner Kit Kemp’s trademark patterned fabrics everywhere. Since opening in 2014, it has held its own as a colourful enclave in the middle of the buzzing maze of Soho streets.
How much does Ham Yard Hotel cost per night?
We checked prices for Saturday nights at Ham Yard HoteI which ranged from around £500 in mid January to around £880 in August.
Ham Yard Hotel restaurant
A slick modern European restaurant with a covered courtyard - a great spot for afternoon tea.
Does Ham Yard Hotel have a spa?
Yes, Ham Yard has the Soholistic Spa which offers spa day packages where you can get a treatment and use the steam room, gym and relaxation areas.
Where is the Ham Yard Hotel?
A tiny turnoff of Great Windmill Street on the edges of vibrant Soho and few minutes walk from Piccadilly Circus. It’s wildly close to many of the city's best restaurants and pubs.
What is the nearest tube to Ham Yard Hotel?
Piccadilly Circus tube station is a short walk.
Time Out tip:
Whatever time of year it is, be sure to swing by nearby gelato parlour Gelupo which serves flavours such as ricotta and sour cherry and Sicilian blood orange.
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