Serviced Apartments in Soho
Stay on Shaftesbury Avenue in an Urban Chic serviced apartment, with Soho's restaurants, bars and theatres right outside. A boutique home for short trips or longer stays, with 24/7 support.
Why stay in Soho
- Soho's restaurants, bars and late-night spots on your street.
- Theatreland and Covent Garden a short walk away.
- Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road for the Central, Elizabeth, Victoria and Northern lines.
Getting around
Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road (Central, Elizabeth, Victoria and Northern lines).
- Shaftesbury: 4 min walk to the nearest tube
Things to do nearby
Soho never quite settles. Carnaby's shopfronts and Berwick Street's stalls give way to Chinatown's lanterns and the basement jazz of Ronnie Scott's, and Regent and Oxford Street sit right on the edge of it. It suits guests who want the city loud, late and immediately to hand.
Carnaby Street
The pedestrianised heart of sixties London, still full of independent labels and small bars.
Chinatown
Lantern-strung streets of bakeries, dumpling houses and late-night dining off Shaftesbury Avenue.
Ronnie Scott's
Frith Street's legendary jazz club, running two sets a night since 1959.
Regent Street
The sweeping Quadrant of flagship stores, five minutes from the front door.
Oxford Circus & Oxford Street
London's busiest shopping run, plus fast tube links north, south, east and west.
What's nearby
Places worth the short trip from Soho.
Chinatown
Lantern-strung pedestrian streets off Gerrard Street packed with East and Southeast Asian restaurants, bakeries and bubble tea. Free to wander; busiest 7-9pm, so eat early or late.
- 3-4 min walk
Free. Over 70 restaurants and shops, most serving late. Busiest 7-9pm.
Visit website →Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
Soho's jazz institution since 1959, with two sets most nights in a small red-lit room. Book well ahead for named acts; a late set follows the main show.
- 2-3 min walk
Open from 5.30pm, late licence to 3am some nights; Sunday lunch sessions. Most shows need advance booking.
Visit website →The Photographers' Gallery
Changing photography exhibitions on a side street off Oxford Street, with a strong bookshop, print sales room and cafe. Ticketed, but entry is free from 5pm on Fridays.
- 8-10 min walk
GBP 14 on the door, GBP 12 in advance; under-18s free. Free from 5pm Fridays.
Visit website →Carnaby Street & Kingly Court
Pedestrianised shopping street with Kingly Court's three galleried floors of restaurants behind it. Free to browse; Christmas lights switch on in early November and draw big evening crowds.
- 6-8 min walk
Free. Kingly Court is a good wet-day fallback; Christmas lights switch-on 4 November.
Visit website →Liberty London
Mock-Tudor department store worth entering just for the galleried wooden atrium, the haberdashery floor and the fabric department. Free to walk around, open daily with shorter Sunday hours.
- 7-9 min walk
Free. Mon-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 12-6pm with browsing from 11.30am. Quietest on weekday mornings.
Visit website →Leicester Square & the TKTS Booth
The square's official TKTS booth, run by Society of London Theatre, sells same-day West End seats at a mix of discount and full price. Opens 10.30am Monday to Saturday.
- 5-6 min walk
Free to browse. Mon-Sat 10.30am-6pm, Sun 11am-4pm. The only official discount outlet on the square.
Visit website →Times are approximate.
Where to eat
Some of the best-reviewed tables in Soho, all within easy reach of the front door.
Bocca di Lupo
Regional Italian small plates at a marble counter facing the kitchen, just off Piccadilly Circus.
Kiln
Live-fire Thai cooking along a narrow counter on Brewer Street — clay pot noodles are the order.
Barrafina
Counter-only Spanish tapas, no bookings. Sit, order the prawns and the tortilla, and watch the plancha.
Photography is illustrative of the style of each restaurant.
More local favourites
Bar Italia
Frith Street's 24-hour espresso bar, open since 1949.
The Ivy Soho Brasserie
All-day brasserie dining on Broadwick Street.
Dishoom Carnaby
Bombay café cooking; go early for breakfast.
Berwick Street
Market stalls and lunch counters through the middle of Soho.
Serviced apartments in Soho: FAQs
- What is the minimum stay at your Soho serviced apartments?
- Most apartments have a two-night minimum. Some require longer stays over weekends, bank holidays or high-demand dates — the calendar shows the minimum when you select your dates.
- Do you offer monthly rates in Soho?
- Yes. You can book anything from a few nights to several months. Pick your dates on the apartment page to see the price, or contact us about longer corporate stays.
- Is parking available?
- Parking varies by building. Where private or allocated parking is available it is noted on the apartment listing; otherwise we're happy to advise on nearby car parks.
- Are the apartments suitable for families, and do you accept pets?
- Several buildings have apartments that can be booked together for families and groups. Some apartments are pet-friendly on request, subject to an additional cleaning fee — please contact us before booking.
- How does check-in work?
- Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is by 11am. Self check-in is available at every apartment, and you'll receive arrival instructions and a personal contact 24 hours before your stay.