Crosby Street Hotel
A tranquil getaway with a touch of both the country and Hollywood
Providing a sense of serenity in the heart of one of the busiest metropolises on the planet, Crosby Street is quiet, cobbled road in Soho on which lies the eponymous 86-key boutique hotel. The light and airy, contemporary-styled rooms have been individually created by design director and owner Kit Kemp, while head chef Anthony Paris creates a menu using ingredients from the roof-top kitchen garden. Entertainment is also provided in style in a 95-seat state-of-the-art screening room.

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