Hatton Garden Hotel Junior Suite with Balcony
Spacious junior suite with en-suite bathroom and a private balcony.


We have been awarded a bronze-level Green Tourism award and Booking.com Review Award 2026



Our Hatton Garden Hotel is the only purpose built hotel located on Hatton Garden itself – London’s historic jewellery street. You’ll be close enough to the hustle and bustle during the day but, with most jewellers closing by early evening, it’s also a great location for a peaceful night’s sleep. As you head down neighbouring streets, you’ll also find Leather Lane, Smithfield’s Market (London’s historic meat market) and the Charterhouse Complex (all of which have had their homes in Farringdon for centuries).
If you’re still looking for a bit of sparkle before you turn in for the night, Hatton Garden is centrally located for most of London’s nightlife. With Covent Garden to the West and Shoreditch to the East, you’re perfectly placed to make the most of all that London has to offer.
Our hotel is perfectly situated near both Farringdon (Crossrail, National Rail and London Underground) and Chancery Lane (London Underground) stations, providing exceptional access to public transportation in London. With excellent connections to the city’s extensive transport network, guests can effortlessly navigate their way around the capital.
All rooms at our Hatton Garden Hotel are ensuites with TVs, cosy beds, en suite bathroom and complimentary toiletries included in your room rate.


Spacious junior suite with en-suite bathroom and a private balcony.
Spacious two-floor executive suite with separate workspace and bedroom, for up to three guests.
Designed for two – with extra floor space and a larger shower than our standard double room.
Double room designed for two (or if you’re travelling alone but like a bit more space).
The perfect single room for the style-conscious traveller.
Double room intended for two guests, but more compact than standard.
Double room designed for two, but with a restricted view.
The perfect single room for a solo traveller, but with a restricted view.

Explore the epicenter of London’s jewelry trade, filled with sparkling storefronts.

Experience a bustling street market offering diverse street food and unique finds.

Step into the former home of the famous author and delve into Victorian London.

Relax in these serene gardens, a hidden gem amidst the city’s hustle.

Visit one of London’s oldest Catholic churches, dating back to the 13th century, known for its stunning stained glass windows and rich history.