The Rookery, London

The Rookery is situated in the creative district of Clerkenwell, located just a short distance from St Paul's Cathedral, the Bank of England, and the Old Bailey. This charming hotel is housed within restored early houses along Peter's Lane, providing easy access to both historic sites and vibrant dining options. Farringdon Underground station, well-connected for travel around London, is just a two-minute walk away.

Each room at The Rookery is uniquely named and showcases 17th and 18th century furniture, including carved oak beds and antique pieces. Superior Double rooms feature vintage bathrooms with roll-top baths, and the luxurious Rook's Nest penthouse suite offers views of St Paul's and a hand-painted four-poster bed. All rooms come equipped with air conditioning, complimentary water, and high-quality toiletries.

The Rookery presents a range of private meeting spaces designed for discretion and intimacy. The Drawing Room accommodates gatherings of up to 14 people and is furnished with antique decor to inspire creativity. The Library offers a setting for smaller meetings of up to six, featuring a mahogany boardroom table and comfortable seating.

Beyond conventional hotel offerings, The Rookery caters to the film and photography industry with rich, furnished locations for shoots. The Conservatory serves as a cozy lounge area, complete with a working fireplace and an honesty bar, allowing guests to unwind with a drink or enjoy quiet reading time. The hotel also provides a range of concierge services, including access to exclusive restaurants and clubs.

Although The Rookery does not have an on-site restaurant, it offers room service for breakfast, featuring bagels from Brick Lane and smoked salmon from local purveyors. Guests can explore an array of dining options in Clerkenwell, with nearby illustrious restaurants and local favorites to choose from. The hotel staff is available to assist with reservations at local dining establishments.

Location: just a short distance from St Paul's Cathedral

Rooms: 17th Century carved oak beds

Meetings: intimate settings in the Library

Entertainment: rich furnishings for film shoots