The Hari London

London, United Kingdom
Belgravia

85 Rooms

Making an impact in a big-league luxury-boutique town like London is no easy proposition, and which fact only redoubles in the neighborhood of Belgravia, a setting that’s no stranger at all to high-end hospitality. The Harilela family is aware, of course, as plentifully evidenced by the Hari London, an exercise as much in delicious eccentricity as in...

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20 Chesham Place, London, LND, SW1X 8HQ, GBR

Amenities

  • 24 hour front desk
  • Parking
  • Pet Friendly
  • Free wi-fi
  • Gym
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Cribs (subject to availability)
  • Room service
  • Concierge
  • Valet parking
  • Self service parking (charges apply)
  • 24 hour room service
  • Babysitting (on request)
  • Adjoining rooms
  • 100% non-smoking hotel
  • Designated smoking area
  • Bikes available
  • Lounge
  • Luggage storage
  • Garden
  • Wine Cellar
  • Multi-lingual staff
  • Wake-up service
  • Doctor on call
  • Air conditioning
  • Pets allowed (charges apply)
  • Boardroom
  • Shopping area nearby

The Hari London

Making an impact in a big-league luxury-boutique town like London is no easy proposition, and which fact only redoubles in the neighborhood of Belgravia, a setting that’s no stranger at all to high-end hospitality. The Harilela family is aware, of course, as plentifully evidenced by the Hari London, an exercise as much in delicious eccentricity as in hat-doffing reverence for its environs. Familiar yet thrilling, understated yet richly appointed, here is a hotel the locals can’t help but look up to.

The Hari London aims to mix the local brand of luxury with their American-grown sensibility, and you’d have to say their British design team has hit the mark — the occasional decorative Union Jack proving almost superfluous. It’s perhaps a slightly darker, more mid-century look than many London luxury boutiques, though the comforts are quite up to local standards.

The Hari Bar & Garden Terrace is the sort of private-public space that London does so well — not a hint of the velvet-rope scene that’s so common Stateside, though replete with memorable touches like expertly prepared cocktails and a pitch-perfect cigar humidor. Il Pampero, the restaurant, aims to mix hotel guests with West London locals by means of irresistible aperitifs and haute-Italian specialties. Again, sights are set high; this is the embassy district, for one thing, and it’s not for nothing that nearby Sloane Square has become a byword for upper-class London.