The Suite
Martin Brudnizki approached The Penthouse at Broadwick Soho with a maximalist sensibility, creating a space that feels more like a well-traveled resident's pied-à-terre than a standard suite. The design is a confident mix of color and irreverent glamour: Murano glass chandeliers hang over velvet walls, while Pierre Frey fabrics complement gleaming brass details. Significant artworks are featured throughout, including pieces by Warhol.
The plush king bedroom, dressed in Frette Italian linens, connects directly to the main living area. The undisputed centerpiece here is the sculptural elephant cocktail bar, fully stocked with hand-selected spirits and ready for a gathering.
The bathroom is finished in Giallo Siena marble, featuring a soaking tub, a walk-in steam shower, and striking gold fixtures. For an intimate, elevated setting, step out onto the private terrace. This is where you take 'alfresco' cocktails while watching London unfold below the immediate buzz of Soho. The Penthouse is certainly opulent and joyful, offering a vibrant alternative to quiet luxury.
The Hotel
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Soho, where some of the city’s best restaurants rub shoulders with world-class theaters and electric bars, Broadwick Soho blends urban sophistication with a boutique charm. Inspired by the lively character of the neighborhood, its interiors (by Martin Brudnizki) showcase a mix of contemporary design and classic elegance. The hotel’s rooftop bar offers panoramic views over London, while its hot-ticket restaurant, Dear Jackie, highlights classic Italian dishes with a modern twist. Head to the adjacent bar, Bar Jackie, for a post-dinner cocktail. With its intimate atmosphere and stylish aesthetic, Broadwick Soho offers a distinctive stay in one of London’s most dynamic districts.
Amenities
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Facilities for disabled guests
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24-hour Front desk
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1 restaurant
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Pet-friendly
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Bar
