Twenty Nevery Square is a victorian townhouse originally built in the 1880's in one of the first domestic Revival styles of architecture. Independently owned, this distinctive small hotel took 12 months to complete. Set in a conservation area, the restoration had to carefully follow strict architectural guidelines.

The facilities

The ground floor 'The Terrace Room' restaurant provides an intimate alfresco setting for dinner and Cafe Twenty has a full english breakfast included in the room rate. A partnership with Soho gyms provides affordable fitness accomodations for guests.

The rooms

The hotel has 20 beautifully fitted bedrooms all idividually styled with wood, linen, cotton, silk, marble bathrooms and hand-painted wooden blinds. Hand crafted furniture, mainly commissioned from Indonesia, echoes both Asian and European influences. Each room is unique - from the delicate skills of the Chinese Room, contrasting with the opulence of the Rococo Room, to the understated granduer of the Pasha Suite, with its balcony overlooking the garden square. The downstairs rooms have their own secluded courtyard, but all have sumptous fabrics and four-poster beds.