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Chiltern Firehouse
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Reviews
#1
The very best hotelWe spent Christmas in this lovely hotel it proved to be the best hotel ever.The front of house was welcoming happy and professional just perfect.The room suite number 26 was like home from home with gas fireplace already lite tv on beds turned down mini bar the best ever seen.The dinner did not disappoint it was fun with good food good wine a fantastic atmosphere and service.We will return it was so perfect and in my opinion better than Claridges
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#2
One of Europes best hotelsWe arrived at 8am, just off a flight from Sydney with slight stop over in Dubai for two hours. We presented ourselves to the concierge who were sympathetic that we had just flown all the way from Australia and that check in was not until 3pm. The Concierge invited us to a complimentary breakfast in the restaurant while a room could be found for us to check in early. The room itself was charming, with a sumptuous bed and a four clawed bath overlooking the courtyard.
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#3
Awesome hotel and restaurantMy wife and I just stayed here and had a a great time. The hotel is charming and very trendy. The staff was great, especially Tom who helped us with some bookings in town. Bar and restaurant are a must, cool vibe and great food. The pancakes were outstanding! Thank you for a great visit.
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#4
What a great place!Fabulous surroundings with a very cool vibe. All the original features of the Firehouse are tastefully incorporated in the decor giving it a comfortable traditional feel.
Staff uniforms (well the girls at least) are reminiscent of a Handmaids Tale, but they were efficient and friendly.
The dining room is busy and a little noisy, but watching the food being prepared in the open kitchen let’s you know what to expect.
Lovely menu- highlights for me were the Grilled Romanesco Cauliflower (absolutely outstanding) and the Lobster Roll (quite delicious). The oysters from the cart were fresh and delicious ( so I’m told - I wasn’t brave enough).
Great service - nothing was too much trouble and to top it off we were given a guided tour of the building.
A truly lovely experience
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#5
DisappointedThis is a lovely designed hotel even though the location and food was never the best. I think the staff is in need of some customer service training. I stayed there myself and had a good time, however its such a downer going back and meeting the same woman that was on reception when we stayed and understanding she was actually just being fake the whole time. Put me off staying unfortunately and would not recommend it to my friends anymore. There are so many great places, like the Blakes and Edition that ticks all the boxes and even have good food.
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#6
Just AMAZINGThis is by far the best hotel in London. Staff is Amazing, food is just SOOOO good and the rooms are excellent! The bed linnen makes you want to stay in the room for ever! It's an experience of a lifetime! The attention to details (in the rooms, restaurant, bar and the staff) is just out of this world!
Not a place for kids though
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Description
Location
Chiltern Firehouse, located in the heart of London's Marylebone, was one of the first purpose-built fire stations in London, dating from 1889. Carefully restored by hotelier André Balazs, Chiltern Firehouse joins the collection of bespoke luxury hotels that include the iconic Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, the renowned Mercer hotel in New York and the seasonal Sunset Beach on Shelter Island.
Rooms
The Firehouse offers 26 elegantly restored bedrooms and suites with one or more working fireplaces and generously appointed bathrooms that provide an experience of grand domesticity contextual to the historic charm of the building. Every guest is looked after by a personal concierge, providing unsurpassed levels of thoughtful and authentic
Mews Classics are west facing overlooking the Mews. Each has a working fireplace and king size bed dressed with custom linens and framed mahogany paneled back rests. The bathroom offers a spacious walk in shower, marble console and separate WC. Mews Classics have floor to ceiling windows, a large armchair with table, double wardrobes and separate drinks bar with a personal fridge.
Classic bedrooms are overlooking Chiltern Street to the east. Each has a working fireplace and king bed dressed with custom linens, 400 thread count sheets and are framed with mahogany-panelled back rests. The bathrooms offer a spacious shower, marble console and separate WC. Classic rooms have generous storage with double wardrobes, drawers with full-height hanging as well as a separate drinks bar with dedicated fridge.
These rooms are west facing and overlook the mews. Each room has a working fireplace, armchairs provide a comfortable seating area, and king beds are dressed with custom linens and framed mahogany paneled back rests. The bathrooms offer a spacious shower, marble console and separate WC. The Mews House Classic rooms are located on the second and third floor. They offer additional closet space with double wardrobes, floor ceiling windows and separate drinks bar with a personal fridge
House Classic rooms enjoy views east over Chiltern Street. They are flooded with natural light via treble-height casement windows. Long corner banquettes or armchairs provide a comfortable seating area, and king beds are dressed with custom linens, 400 thread count sheets and are framed with mahogany-panelled back rests. The bathrooms offer a spacious shower, marble console, some with double sliding doors, others with separate WC. The rooms have ample storage with double wardrobes, drawers and full-height hanging as well as a separate drinks bar
Overlooking the beautifully planted Courtyard, the south-facing Victorian windows fill these rooms with natural daylight. The rooms provide comfortable sofas for business and dining and working fireplaces. Double wardrobes are equipped with separate drawers, hanging space and are lined with full-height mirrors. King beds are dressed with custom linens and 400 thread count sheets. The generously proportioned bathrooms have solid marble floors with free-standing polished pewter roll- top bathtubs set in treble casement windows. Double marble consoles include the hand-wash basin and vanity area. Separate showers are lined with hand-thrown tiles and the WC is situated off the room entrance.
Chiltern Firehouse, located in the heart of London's Marylebone, was one of the first purpose-built fire stations in London, dating from 1889. Carefully restored by hotelier André Balazs, Chiltern Firehouse joins the collection of bespoke luxury hotels that include the iconic Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles, the renowned Mercer hotel in New York and the seasonal Sunset Beach on Shelter Island.
Rooms
The Firehouse offers 26 elegantly restored bedrooms and suites with one or more working fireplaces and generously appointed bathrooms that provide an experience of grand domesticity contextual to the historic charm of the building. Every guest is looked after by a personal concierge, providing unsurpassed levels of thoughtful and authentic
Mews Classics are west facing overlooking the Mews. Each has a working fireplace and king size bed dressed with custom linens and framed mahogany paneled back rests. The bathroom offers a spacious walk in shower, marble console and separate WC. Mews Classics have floor to ceiling windows, a large armchair with table, double wardrobes and separate drinks bar with a personal fridge.
Classic bedrooms are overlooking Chiltern Street to the east. Each has a working fireplace and king bed dressed with custom linens, 400 thread count sheets and are framed with mahogany-panelled back rests. The bathrooms offer a spacious shower, marble console and separate WC. Classic rooms have generous storage with double wardrobes, drawers with full-height hanging as well as a separate drinks bar with dedicated fridge.
These rooms are west facing and overlook the mews. Each room has a working fireplace, armchairs provide a comfortable seating area, and king beds are dressed with custom linens and framed mahogany paneled back rests. The bathrooms offer a spacious shower, marble console and separate WC. The Mews House Classic rooms are located on the second and third floor. They offer additional closet space with double wardrobes, floor ceiling windows and separate drinks bar with a personal fridge
House Classic rooms enjoy views east over Chiltern Street. They are flooded with natural light via treble-height casement windows. Long corner banquettes or armchairs provide a comfortable seating area, and king beds are dressed with custom linens, 400 thread count sheets and are framed with mahogany-panelled back rests. The bathrooms offer a spacious shower, marble console, some with double sliding doors, others with separate WC. The rooms have ample storage with double wardrobes, drawers and full-height hanging as well as a separate drinks bar
Overlooking the beautifully planted Courtyard, the south-facing Victorian windows fill these rooms with natural daylight. The rooms provide comfortable sofas for business and dining and working fireplaces. Double wardrobes are equipped with separate drawers, hanging space and are lined with full-height mirrors. King beds are dressed with custom linens and 400 thread count sheets. The generously proportioned bathrooms have solid marble floors with free-standing polished pewter roll- top bathtubs set in treble casement windows. Double marble consoles include the hand-wash basin and vanity area. Separate showers are lined with hand-thrown tiles and the WC is situated off the room entrance.
