Henrietta Hotel

This 17sq m room, set in a separate building, bears the hallmarks of designer Dorothée Meilichzon’s inimitable style, with shades of navy and coral and curvaceous lines. Each room has a queen-size bed handmade in Brittany with satin sheets, a bathroom with a shower, minibar with Experimental Cocktail Club drinks, coffee- and tea-making kit, bathrobes, slippers and free WiFi.

French designer Dorothée Meilichzon took inspiration from the nearby market buildings to design these chic rooms, which have curvaceous headboards and a dramatic colour palette. There’s a king-size bed, small seating area and a bathroom with twin sinks and a shower big enough for two. The minibar has pre-mixed cocktails and you’ll also have a TV, Revo sound system, Nespresso coffee machine, Russell & Hobbs kettle with teas, bathrobe and slippers, free bottled water and free WiFi.

Beautifully styled by designer Dorothée Meilichzon, these 20sq m rooms, in shades of blue, ink and terracotta, with brass accents. They’re set in a different building and have a Brittany-made king-size bed with satin sheets and an ensuite bathroom with a bath tub or shower (request which you’d prefer when booking. Plus home comforts, such as a minibar with Experimental Cocktail Club drinks, coffee- and tea-making kit, bathrobes, slippers and free WiFi.

Styled with both Brit wit and Gallic charm by Experimental Group designer Dorothée Meilichzon, these 25sq m rooms make swish central London crashpads, set in a separate building. There’s a king-size bed (can be twinned on request) with satin sheets handmade in Brittany, sitting area and ensuite bathroom with a bath tub and separate shower. Plus there’s a minibar with Experimental Cocktail Club drinks, coffee- and tea-making kit, bathrobes, slippers and free WiFi.

With moldings that echo the porticos of Covent Garden’s market buildings and a sultry blue and grey palette, designer Dorothée Meilichzon has added Gallic flair to a very British hideaway. This room has a balcony overlooking London’s rooftops and the London Eye in the distance, a king-size bed, bathroom with a walk-in shower and twin sinks and a minibar with pre-mixed cocktails. And you’ll also have a TV, Revo sound system, Nespresso coffee machine, Russell & Hobbs kettle with teas, bathrobe and slippers, free bottled water and free WiFi.

Decked out in powder-puff pink, deep blue and terracotta, with brushed-gold accents, these rooms bear the stamp of design whizz Dorothée Meilichzon’s genius. These rooms have views of either the hotel courtyard or the historic Henrietta Street buildings and there’s a king-size bed (can be twinned on request) and a large bathroom with twin sinks and either a shower or a bath tub. You’ll also have a minibar with pre-mixed cocktails and a TV, Revo sound system, Nespresso coffee machine, Russell & Hobbs kettle with teas, bathrobe and slippers, free bottled water and free WiFi. These rooms can also accommodate one child below 12 years old (with an £80 supplement and subject to availability - please confirm this with the hotel directly.)

Set in a separate building, these 29sq m suites have dapper Gallic-Brit style designed by interiors whizz Dorothée Meilichzon. There’s a king-size bed, handmade in Brittany, with silk linens (can be twinned on request), a sitting area, and an ensuite bathroom with a bath tub and separate shower. Plus there’s a minibar with Experimental Cocktail Club drinks, coffee- and tea-making kit, bathrobes, slippers and free WiFi. These rooms can also accommodate one child below 12 years old (with an £80 supplement).

Set in an annexe a few doors down, this 31 sq m room has been decked out in navy, coral and bronze by French designer Dorothée Meilichzon. The king-size bed, dressed in satin linen, was made in Brittany and the ensuite bathroom has a walk-in shower. There’s a sizeable lounge area with a sofa bed for one extra guest and the minibar has handmade drinks from the Experimental Cocktail Club drinks. Plus you’ll have high-speed WiFi, coffee-and tea-making kit, bathrobes and slippers. These rooms can also accommodate one child below 12 years old (with an £80 supplement and subject to availability - please confirm this with the hotel directly.)

Designer Dorothée Meilichzon’s eye for colour and shape is evident in this elegant top-floor room, which – true to its name – looks out over London’s rooftops to the titular ferris wheel. There’s a small terrace, king-size bed (can be twinned on request), minibar with pre-mixed cocktails (we’d expect no less from the Experimental Cocktail Club group) and a bathroom with a rainforest shower and clawfoot bath tub. There’s a sofa bed too, plus a TV, Revo sound system, Nespresso coffee machine, Russell & Hobbs kettle with teas, bathrobe and slippers, free bottled water and free WiFi.