

A Kit Kemp Design Hotel in London Theatreland.
A Kit Kemp design hotel in a Nash Regency building off Haymarket, bold and glamorous, for a design-led West End wedding.
Haymarket Hotel is a Kit Kemp-designed Firmdale luxury design hotel set in a landmark Regency building by John Nash, off Haymarket in London's West End Theatreland. Couples marry in the de Gournay-walled Shooting Gallery, host receptions in the famous 18m underground swimming pool, and dine on Modern European menus by Brumus, all wrapped in bold colour, pattern and contemporary art, with a first-floor terrace and 53 individually designed rooms and suites in the heart of the city.
Haymarket Hotel is one of the most striking wedding venues in London, a Firmdale hotel designed by Kit Kemp inside a landmark Regency building by the architect John Nash, off Haymarket in the very heart of the West End. Step in from Theatreland and the mood changes at once: this is a hotel of bold colour, layered pattern and contemporary art, glamorous and joyful, a world away from the beige of the ordinary city venue.
The signature space is unforgettable. Beneath the hotel lies a famous 18m swimming pool, lit and lined for private hire, where a wedding party of up to around 220 can drink, dine and dance beside the water in one of the most theatrical rooms in London. Upstairs, the Shooting Gallery, its walls hand-painted by de Gournay, is licensed for civil ceremonies and long, candlelit dinners, while the Rocklin and Nash rooms, the Townhouse Drawing Room, the Conservatory and the Library honesty bar give a wedding room after room of Kit Kemp's design.
Brumus, the hotel's bar and restaurant, cooks generous Modern European menus for wedding breakfasts and receptions, and a first-floor terrace opens above the West End for drinks and photographs. With 53 individually designed rooms and suites, some with terraces, the whole party can stay in the middle of the city, steps from Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and the theatres, for a bold, design-led London wedding.
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The de Gournay Shooting Gallery, the 18m underground pool, the Rocklin and Nash rooms, Brumus and a first-floor terrace.

A striking room with walls hand-painted by de Gournay, licensed for civil ceremonies and set for long, candlelit wedding dinners in the heart of the hotel.

The famous 18m underground swimming pool, lit and lined for private hire, for a reception, dinner and dancing beside the water, up to around 220 standing.

Kit Kemp-designed private-dining rooms, the Rocklin with its exposed brick and the Nash with its lounge, for smaller wedding breakfasts and dinners.

A first-floor terrace above the West End, for drinks, canapes and photographs in the middle of Theatreland.
53 individually designed Kit Kemp rooms and suites, some with terraces, in the heart of the West End.
Haymarket Hotel has 53 individually designed rooms and suites, each dressed in Kit Kemp's unmistakable style, bold colour, layered pattern, contemporary art and a sense of joy, with some suites opening onto their own terraces above the West End. It is a hotel that feels personal rather than corporate, so a wedding here comes with rooms your family and guests will remember, steps from the theatres and the best of central London, and the whole party stays together in the heart of the city.



Modern European menus by Brumus, served in the Shooting Gallery, Brumus or beside the underground pool.
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Dining is by Brumus, the hotel's own bar and restaurant, Modern European cooking that is generous, seasonal and stylish, served for wedding breakfasts and receptions in Brumus itself, in the de Gournay-walled Shooting Gallery, or beside the water in the underground pool. Canapes and cocktails flow on the first-floor terrace and in the Library honesty bar, and the celebration carries on late in one of the most design-led hotels in London, glamorous and unmistakably West End.
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At 1 Suffolk Place, off Haymarket in the heart of London's West End Theatreland, a few minutes from Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross station.
A Kit Kemp-designed Firmdale luxury design hotel in a landmark Regency building by John Nash, full of bold colour, pattern and contemporary art, with a famous 18m underground swimming pool.
Up to around 115 for a civil ceremony, 160 for a seated wedding breakfast beside the underground pool, and 220 standing for an evening party.
In the Shooting Gallery, with its de Gournay hand-painted walls, licensed for civil ceremonies for up to 115 guests.
Yes. The famous 18m underground swimming pool is hired for private events, lit and lined for a reception, dinner and dancing beside the water for up to around 220.
Yes, 53 individually designed Kit Kemp rooms and suites, some with terraces, so the wedding party stays together in the heart of the West End.
Brumus, the hotel's own bar and restaurant, with Modern European menus for wedding breakfasts, receptions and evening parties, and full dietary catering.
Dining is indicatively from around 150 per guest, with space hire from around 360 for the Shooting Gallery to 4,800 for the full pool. Firmdale quotes bespoke by space and season; the LWD team makes the introduction.



"Haymarket Hotel is a Kit Kemp-designed Firmdale luxury design hotel in a landmark Regency building by John Nash, off Haymarket in London's West End Theatreland. Bold colour, pattern and contemporary art run through it, with a famous 18m underground swimming pool, the de Gournay-walled Shooting Gallery, Brumus bar and restaurant, a first-floor terrace and 53 individually designed rooms and suites, for stylish, design-led London weddings in the heart of the city."
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