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Holmes Hotel, The Study

Chiltern St, London, W1U 6NF -

From
£600 min spend
Up to
13 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

Think big. Meet boutique.
Holmes Hotel is ideal for intimate meetings up to 18, training sessions for up to 35, conferences up to 60 guests or social events, weddings and house parties up to 100.

Located on the ground floor, The Study is a beautiful boardroom by day, and intimate private dining venue by night. Offering complete privacy, with its own entrance, natural daylight and a 65-inch interactive screen, The Study is a great space for all occasions.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 13

Dining

up to 13

Boardroom

up to 13

Cabaret

up to 13

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Cloakroom

Heating

Air conditioning

Natural light

Telephone

Print/Scan/Copy

Table / chairs included

Tea

Whiteboards

Public transport

Premises parking

Overnight accommodation

Breakout rooms

Space Rules

Allowed events

Licensed for alcohol

Cancellation policy

7 days or more prior to arrival, no cancellation, 7-3days 50% Total Estimated Event/Group Cost, 72 hours prior to arrival 100% Total Estimated Event/Group Cost

Location

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Reviews

Bradley Kieser
April 2025
Absolutely brilliant place to stay. Beautifully themed with the Sherlock Holmes legacy. Intelligent twists. Of particular note is the inimitable head waiter who has a unique style, character and friendliness while keeping it professional and efficient. Lifts the entire place. Another beautiful twist is the excellent, exquisite little gym and sauna. Utterly masterful the way they did it. Large snooker table in the snooker room yet another plus. Beds are comfortable, rooms high spec. Had a very good stay here. Strongly recommended.
Beth Murphy
May 2025
We absolutely LOVED this hotel and highly recommend it for anyone traveling to London. It's right near the Baker Street tube station with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. We originally booked the Chiltern Townhouse Suite but were upgraded to the Loft suite. It was nice to have the extra space with the kids. The bed/pillows were comfortable, the shower had great water pressure and the breakfast (which was included in our rate) was delicious! If you are traveling with children, there is a park right around the corner (Paddington Street Gardens) with a great playground.
Mia Higgins
June 2025
We absolutely loved our stay at Holmes. The location was exceptional! We loved having Kitchen at Holmes right downstairs for coffee and breakfast in the morning. The staff were kind and attentive. And the rooms were clean and comfortable. It far exceeded our expectations and I’m so glad we chose Holmes.

Johan Niemi
May 2025
We had a great stay a Holmes in London. Feels very exclusive for a 4 star hotel and rather boutique. Costás is an excellent manager at the restaurant at evenings, and the same is true for the tall Italian manager during mornings. For the bar at night we also had excellent service from the main waiter, and he nailed all the drinks for us. Even the doorman is part of the crew and works intelligently with the rest to assure a frictionless experience. The room we had was very spacious and we had two baby cribs without any issues. The street noise coming through the windows didn’t disturb our kids which was the most important, but it was substantial enough to bother my wife. If budget allows, this would be great to have a look at, and maybe windows with an extra layer could reduce outside noise. Breakfast feels a bit underwhelming compared to everything else - maybe try to get some outside inspiration and add a bit of flavour and variation.
Roy Alexander
July 2025
A great hotel with wonderful facilities in a great location. A particular shout out to the friendly and professional staff who went over and above to take care of us during our stay. Very child friendly too. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed on the night we stayed which was a bit of a pain.