Rooms & Apartments in London

Inspired by our neighbourhood’s architectural and cultural heritage, Chateau Denmark’s hotel rooms and apartments are across 16 buildings, along and around London’s one hundred yard Denmark Street. Our bar – Thirteen, brings a baroque and gothic charm to the Soho neighbourhood.

Hotel Rooms & Apartments

Our 55 rooms and apartments are set along a street where the Sex Pistols once lived, the Rolling Stones recorded and where Bowie and Hendrix hung out - if the walls here could speak, you'd be hooked.

Thirteen

A fierce place found at the beginning of the one hundred yard Denmark Street - Thirteen, is an all day hangout open from 10am, serving small plates for lunch and dinner. Our unique cocktail bar in Soho, Thirteen guarantees good times with a great beat, while our underground haunt dial8 is expressly for those who know. Bringing together Covent Garden, Oxford Street, Tottenham Court Road and the wider Soho neighbourhood, Thirteen's line up is out now.

Back to Mine

An invitation to enjoy some sweet inclusions – because being direct certainly has its benefits. From overnight escapism to the scene of the after party, we'll bring you special privileges inside and outside of our buildings, when you book direct.

Drinking & Dining

Brimming with culture, energy and local haunts, Denmark Street and the wider neighbourhood sees a mix of flavours from old classics to modern interpretations. With many new arrivals and announcements coming soon.

Community

Over time, Denmark Street has been defined by the characters that have lived and worked here. In truth the street is much more than a street, it’s a story about community, inclusivity and creativity; open in every sense of the word. If you play or you don’t, you know it’s the place where folks have played for decades. Here on the street is where you’ll find the finest craftsmanship with the best-in-class instruments and that purist culture musicians and collectors are famously drawn to.

Outernet

A district in every sense of the word, Outernet is a place where both live and digital content perform - right in the middle of central London. The point of connection that brings together Covent Garden, Oxford Street, Tottenham Court Road and the wider Soho neighbourhood, Outernet comprises of The Now Building, Now Trending, underground 2000 capacity live venue; HERE - and more.

Press

Forbes

"Chateau Denmark is probably one of London’s boldest design feats yet. It’s punk, it’s rock, it’s psychedelic, and it’s bold in its style. It’s not trying to be traditional hotel. In a class all by itself, serving those with an edge that beat to the tune of their own drum."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/allysonportee/2023/04/28/chateau-denmark-a-place-where-punk-and-psychedelic-style-meet/?sh=787821a9790c

Conde Nast Traveller

"Sensory overload in the best way. The décor, best described as goth grandeur – with black leather floors, oversized roll-top bathtubs (ideal for filling with ice and champagne, apparently), sculpted fireplaces and vintage furniture. In case you hadn’t guessed, Chateau Denmark is different from most London properties – arrive with an open mind and a sense of fun."

https://www.cntraveller.com/hotels/london/chateau-denmark-london-review

Country & Townhouse Magazine

"...with punk rock echoing through the buildings and reverberating from the street’s famous musical past (with an after-shudder still humming across the Grade II listed building’s single-glazed windows). So, what sets Chateau Denmark apart from the crowd? Almost everything."

https://www.countryandtownhouse.com/travel/chateau-denmark-review/

Latest entries from the journal

The Fabled Story of Mr Fierce

A former transatlantic ad man turned thrower of illustrious and hedonistic affairs, Lucius Fierce was a well-known name but a lesser known individual.

https://www.chateaudenmark.com/journal/the-fabled-story-of-mr-fierce

Soho for life

A neighbourhood known for making places, Soho’s cultural legacy is etched in time. From the rowdy late-night happenings to the early morning, the wider neighbourhood including Charing Cross Road and Tottenham Court Road tube station - brings a rare kind of ceremony that other areas have longed for.

https://www.chateaudenmark.com/journal/soho-for-life