In addition to the incredible rooms and suites at Rosewood London, you have some of London’s best food and beverage experiences on offer. Showcasing the capital’s finest conversational cuisine and intuitive service, Rosewood London’s restaurants and bars share a genuine British sensibility. Holborn Dining Room, a traditional brasserie, serves some of Britain’s most iconic dishes in a vibrant, relaxed atmosphere. The attached delicatessen is also a great touch for a quick bite or coffee on the run. The glamorous Mirror Room is the prime spot for a more intimate, refined dining experience.

Holborn Dining Room has London’s largest Gin bar, with over 500 varieties on offer. We recommend speaking with the Ginologist, taking a seat at the copper-topped bar (or out in The Terrace if it’s a rare sunny London day) and working your way through a selection. Trust us, you won’t be able to stop at just one. They are too good!

The heart and soul of the property is definitely Scarfes Bar, which feels nothing like most stuffy hotel bars. Think: distinguished gentleman’s club, with plush velvet chairs, a roaring fireplace, bookcases filled with antique books, and of course, jazz! This spot is named after Gerald Scarfe, the famous British Illustrator who created art for Pink Floyd’s album ‘The Wall,' and you’ll find his specifically commissioned pieces lining the walls. Scarfes Bar has been recognized as one of the top fifty bars in the world.