The Luggage Room

Tried out the Luggage Room after a conference nearby - looks like they are having some building work done outside, we tried the entrance but wasn't open so went in via the hotel entrance. Its not a massive area and when you go in it sort of goes round in an L shape with the bar to your left and then seating along the side and round the corner (with a raised area at end). Staff were really good at sending out nibbles, and collecting glasses etc. Drinks were good - ones I had were not the best I have ever had, but still nice. As it is a small area it can be a little tight moving around if busy, and the noise can get pretty loud. I liked it and glad I visited but not to the point that I must go again tomorrow or anything (although if someone else is paying... 😉 )

We had an excellent experience at the Luggage Room, with knowledgeable staff and top notch drinks! We entered the establishment with high expectations based on previous reviews and based pn the fact the my girlfriend and I run a restaurant with a bar pf our own- the drinks did not disappoint. Well balanced drinks with clear taste profiles and special blends make this the excellent destination for post-restaurant drinks tp finish off the evening. Unfortunately the main door was closed to the bar, and as a result we had to enter through the hotel entrance, but the overall vibe of this speakeasy bar was intimate and relaxed allowing for soft and good private conversations. The bar is classic in its design with a lot of wood and a stone counter giving off a relaxed and high-end impression upon the overall experience. Drinks are priced on the higher end- but absolutely meet expectations with hand carved ice, great bartending techniques and fine craftsmanship of tje cocktails. The only thing missing to add to this experience would be a better presentation of the drinks- but that would just be a cherry on the top. Payed £170 for 8 drinks 👌

Lovely location for a romantic date night. Really helpful and attentive bartenders who know their stuff and can make up classic cocktails off the menu. Reasonable prices for central London, also. From the location and being attached to a hotel, you might assume that it's like a clinical hotel bar. From my visit I don't think that's the case. It's nicely tucked away and has a cosy feel to it.