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The Broadwick Soho is steps from Londons best theaters, bars, and restaurants.
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But the most precious is easily overlooked.
Designed by locally based Swedish fantasist Martin Brudnizki, it emphasizes maximalism and English eccentricity.
Every color and pattern has its place: pastel pinks predominate; bathrooms might feature bright-blue leopard print.
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Where Broadwick Soho does fall short is its lack of other facilities.
Theres no spa, pool, or gym, although the team can arrange access to nearby venues.
Heres more about what you might expect atBroadwick Soho.
Family-Friendly Offerings
Despite the endearing family-friendly backstory, this is a hotel for adults.
Sustainability-wise, the hotel makes the same “we care” claims as every other new property.
Theres a notable avoidance of single-use plastics.
Things have quietened significantly in recent decades, but theres no shortage of pubs nearby.
Its restaurant and bar prices are commendably accessible compared to other luxury hotels in London.
Plus, Soho itself is more accommodating than nearby Mayfair and Knightsbridge.
Including breakfast, room rates at Broadwick Soho start from 595 a night.
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