Is pretty much exactly as the photos suggest. The attention to detail is incredible, everywhere you look you find something else quirky in a gothic kind of style and generally giving a real high end experience. Fantastic location for the theatre district, soho and China Town. 2 minute walk to the Phoenix theatre. 2 minutes to the tube also. A huge variety of drinks stocked in your personal bar for those with deep pockets.

Was charged a 5% service charge when receiving my receipt the evening I returned home. Although it didn't break the bank it was £17.56 that wasn't mentioned at all from the time of booking to checking out . After paying £425 for one night I personally think that is enough without any hidden charges. Would have been a 10 otherwise.

The quality of the room exceeded our spectations & the sounds system is amazing!

The room was very hot and the AC wasn’t great. Only did the room cool down after leaving the windows open all night.

This place is outstanding and special. Cannot recommended it enough.

It is very hard to find reception as it's fronted with a different name

Review for Chateau Denmark: A Gem in Soho From the moment I arrived, Chateau Denmark exceeded every expectation, starting with their stellar service. Despite arriving 4 hours early after a long journey, the staff graciously accommodated an early check-in, setting the tone for an exceptional stay. Special mention goes to my butler, Tyronne, who truly went above and beyond. His witty humor and genuine helpfulness made me feel instantly at ease. Noticing I hadn’t had breakfast, he thoughtfully brought me a delicious chocolate and butter croissant to tide me over. He ensured every detail in my room was perfect, from extra hangers to setting up my morning coffee at 13Den Bar. The hotel’s location is unbeatable—situated above Tottenham Court Road in the vibrant heart of Soho, with the Elizabeth Line providing direct access to Heathrow. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, you can’t get more central than this. The room was a standout—a quirky, themed space inspired by “Wake Me Up When September Ends.” Contrary to popular opinion, my room boasted a spacious balcony with ample natural light, making it perfect for getting holiday-ready. Despite being in the heart of Soho on New Year’s Eve, the room was remarkably quiet, ensuring a restful stay. The amenities at Chateau Denmark were equally impressive. Guests enjoy a generous 20% discount on dining at 13Den, and the in-room features were thoughtfully curated, blending style with functionality. The 13Den Bar deserves a review of its own. The food and drinks were phenomenal, with the staff taking care to ask about allergies and preferences. Every dish and cocktail was crafted to perfection, complemented by a rich and luxurious ambiance. The team at 13Den truly elevated my experience, making it a highlight of my stay. Finally, a shoutout to Luca, the Butler Manager, whose attentiveness and professionalism ensured a seamless experience.

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Review: Apartment 702 at Chateau Denmark, London Somewhere between the sweat of old rock riffs and the scent of fresh-cut decadence, Chateau Denmark rises like a glam-goth fever dream in the middle of Soho. Room 702 isn’t a hotel room—it’s a seductive dare. And I took it. The lobby of Chateau Denmark can be found through a psychedelic tunnel of an ever-shifting digital kaleidoscope. Very Cyberpunk. Once there, you are greeted by staff dressed like roadies ready to move your gear, musical or otherwise to its final destination. The check-in tunnel alone is a psychedelic baptism. Then you’re in. Room 702 is pitch-perfect sensory provocation. Black leather underfoot. Walls the shade of late-night secrets. A blood-red roll-top bathtub positioned like an altar. The fireplace roars—not with flame but with devilish attitude. It’s theatrical, unapologetic, and luxuriously excessive. The king sized bed is very comfy, but you’re not here to sleep. You’re here to sin in style. Every piece of furniture looks like it has a story—maybe illicit, definitely expensive. The minibar is less a convenience and more a call to action: wine, champagnes, high-end tequila, even the tools to make your own cocktails. That Void speaker system? It doesn’t whisper—it performs. I especially liked the Vintage Goth playlist. Yes, it’s over-the-top. No, it’s not for everyone. But if you’re chasing a night (or a weekend) that feels like a lost track on a Velvet Goldmine soundtrack—this is it.

Though the hotel claims to be soundproofed that is somewhat impossible when you are in a Grade II listed building so keep that in mind when you book. HERE at Outernet is across the street and has crowds lining up starting at 11pm. Shows end at 4am. The whole area is super noisy so if you're sensitive to this, bring earplugs. The WIFI was very spotty and did not work well. The connection dropped every five minutes. That definitely needs improvement. Breakfast was not memorable, so grab a coffee and pastry elsewhere. There are tons of great options in this area.

The Chateau Denmark is a stunning hotel. Totally my taste in decor. Ideally situated. The BTLR team all lovely especially Fredrick. Their bar thirteen is equally as impressive. I had a huge issue with their affiliated restaurant at top of building called Tattu. I will leave a seperate review on that though as I don't want it to tarnish this hotels review. They keep in contact with you throughout your stay via text, and are there at drop of hat if needed, or back away if you want a quiet day. After booking this hotel I read reviews and started to think...eek, seems bit raunchy wild. Its not. It's perfect. And I would happily travel as a single female to stay in it feeling completely safe. 5 stars from me! I stayed in room 101. I'd love to see the rest of the rooms. I'll be back x

Their sister restaurant manager Amir. I'll address that separately though.

Loved how unique it was.

Could do with better signage outside as not easy to find

Chateau Denmark is definitely something a little different with it's quirky rooms which are split over Denmark Place and Denmark street. Michelle was great on arrival with booking us in, taking us up to the room and explaining what the room had to offer. I would definitely go back and try one of the other rooms as they all have their own style plus the hotel is an excellent setting for access into London.

There were a couple of glitches in the room one was one of the speakers by the bed didn't work and couldn't be sorted during our stay (2 nights) - which is disappointing because that's really what the rooms are all about! Also the main shower head had a leak so didn't work properly..... there is a second shower head (which also leaked) but overall an enjoyable stay.

Great location & warm welcome by the friendly & efficient reception team. Our deluxe room was very stylish with everything you could wish for - really comfy bed, balcony, 2 tv’s & music system, full bar, fridge, coffee m/c, kettle, beautiful glasses & china…. even an ice maker. Our butler, Jonathan was a real asset & was on hand if we needed anything. Their bar/restaurant (thirteen) opposite was great for lunch & cocktails - (excellent sushi). Some reviews were rather negative but really not sure why as we enjoyed our stay so much we have booked again for tonight! Thank you all for making our anniversary weekend so memorable.

There was nothing to dislike

Fantastic hotel! Very unique rooms with an excellent sense of style in an exceptional area. The room was very well cleaned and provisioned, every need taken care of, thank you! The staff are very welcoming, really nice bunch of people

Nothing! I saw a lot of reviews concerning the noise from the windows of the property. All the hotel information states this is a grade 2 listed property and that the windows can not be changed. Also, you are in a very busy part of london. I don't feel it's fair that the reviews should be marked down because of this.