
/ About
Haymarket Hotel occupies a Regency terrace on Suffolk Place designed by John Nash, two minutes from Piccadilly Circus and the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Kit Kemp's interiors run the length of the building, from a jungle-wallpapered function room hung with 1970s lucite furniture to a 55-foot indoor swimming pool lit by hundreds of fibre-optic points set into the ceiling.
Four rooms take private hire. The Shooting Gallery, humanised by its de Gournay wallpaper and a set of Oliver Messel prints, and the Swimming Pool & Bar are the hotel's two largest spaces; the pool can be partially or fully covered, turning it into a dance floor or a dining room in its own right. The Nash Room and Rocklin Room, named for the building's architect and for the painter whose work hangs throughout Firmdale's hotels, offer smaller-scale settings for a dinner or a meeting. Brumus, the hotel's own restaurant and bar, runs alongside for daily dining and can be booked into an evening's private-dining slot.
The pool's scale and its covered option suit a party or a launch; each of the other three rooms takes anything from an intimate dinner to a reception for up to 45.
/ Rooms Available
The Swimming Pool & Bar
Exclusive HireAn indoor 55-foot pool edged in stone, beneath a ceiling of hundreds of fibre-optic lights and a pewter bar lit by a Martin Richman installation. The pool can be partially or fully covered, turning the space into a dance floor or a dining room for up to 160 seated.
The Shooting Gallery
Exclusive HireThe hotel's headline room, humanised in scale by de Gournay wallpaper printed with grey sepia jungle landscapes. Furnishings run to 1970s lucite tables and lamps, alongside prints by Oliver Messel from his costume designs for a production of Antony and Cleopatra. The room runs 18 metres long under a 5-metre ceiling and takes private dining or a full reception.
Rocklin Room
PrivateNamed for the artist Peter Rocklin, whose paintings hang throughout Firmdale's hotels. A dynamic yet discreet room for private dining, a meeting or an intimate reception, close in scale and character to the Nash Room next door.
Nash Room
PrivateA ground-floor room named for John Nash, the architect of the building it sits in. A working fireplace and a sitting area alongside the dining table make it suited to a private dinner, a meeting, or a smaller reception.
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/ Features
Catering
- – In-House Luxury Dining
- – Private Bar
- – Bespoke Menus
Venue Specs
- – Dedicated Events Team
- – Air Conditioned
- – High-Speed Wi-Fi
/ Getting Here
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