Templeton Garden
Refined English residential — calm, design-led, and quietly confident. Think spa-like palette, curated library, seasonal British cooking, and a garden that makes you forget you're in London. Not flashy. Deliberately not.
Request a garden-facing room — the view and quiet make a real difference
Why It Matters
The private landscaped garden is genuinely unique among London hotels at this price point. Add in a Michelin-noted restaurant, a 'quietly anarchic' cocktail bar, and interiors designed with collaborators including Cox London and Tess Newall, and this is a strong debut for the Miiro brand in the UK.
Six Victorian townhouses on a quiet Earl's Court street, reimagined into a 156-room hotel whose secret weapon is an expansive private landscaped garden — something no other London hotel can credibly claim to match. Interiors by studio Thurstan (James Thurstan Waterworth, former design director at Soho House) blend upcycled materials, antique furniture, and muted earthy tones that feel more like a well-heeled private home than a hotel. The garden isn't just scenery: it supplies herbs to the kitchen, inspires the cocktail menu at Sprout, and sets the scene for afternoon tea and summer lunches. Featured in the Sunday Times Best Places to Stay 2026, and with Pippin's restaurant earning a nod in the 2025 Michelin Guide.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Interleading Rooms
Five sets of interleading rooms for families or groups. Different configurations available — connect a Classic with a Twin, for example. Good for keeping children close without sacrificing privacy. Enquire directly for specific setups.
The Classic
Good entry-level double with English charm. Some rooms have balconies, others look over Templeton Place. Natural materials and calm tones. Bespoke bed, laptop table, TV. Ideal for shorter stays.
The Classic – Garden View
Same Classic footprint, but the view is the upgrade here. Overlooks the private garden. Has a minibar (stocked, not complimentary at this level), laptop table, comfortable armchair. Good value for what you get.
The Deluxe
More space again, plenty of natural light, warm tones, and plush furnishings. Some have balconies. A reading corner for longer stays. Good option when you want to linger in the room.
The Junior Suite
A genuine suite — four-poster bed, open-plan seating area, luxurious bathroom, and a complimentary minibar. English-inspired design with earthy colours and classical detailing. This is where the service tier jumps: you get turndown service and the full minibar stocked as part of the rate.
The Single
Designed for solo travellers. Compact and focused — a reading corner, bespoke bed, rainfall shower, and Le Labo toiletries. Natural materials and calming colour tones. 'Essential' level service (housekeeping every other day), no turndown, no complimentary minibar.
The Superior
A step up in space, with many rooms facing the garden. Soothing colours, natural materials, built-in wardrobe, and a proper desk for those working in London. Le Labo rainfall shower.
The Templeton Garden Suite
Top of the house. Super king four-poster bed, freestanding bathtub, generous seating area, and the defining feature: private garden access or a private garden of your own. Light-filled, English-elegant, and genuinely spacious. Full-service tier — complimentary minibar, daily turndown.
The Twin
Two bespoke single beds, designed for friends or colleagues travelling together. Some rooms have balconies. Pared-back organic materials. Laptop table and reading corner keep it functional.
The Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Served at Pippin's, with a focus on classic flavours and seasonal produce. Finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, cakes, and ingredients from the hotel's own garden. Cocktails from Sprout can be added.
The private landscaped garden is the centrepiece of the hotel. Guests can stroll, sit among the flowers, dine outside at Pippin's, or use the terrace at Sprout. The garden changes with the seasons and is genuinely serene.
The hotel runs a programme of events under 'Happenings' — rooftop yoga, live music in the garden, pop-up supper clubs, and more. Open to both guests and locals.
A guest-only book-lined library with curated fiction and non-fiction. Guest curators rotate — current edition stocked by Raven Smith (bestselling author, Vogue columnist). Pick one up, leave it for the next guest.
A private dining room for up to 10 guests. Ideal for business dinners, team meetings, or celebrations. Projectors, TVs, and curated menus from Pippin's, Pip's, and Sprout.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
State-of-the-art gym with high-end NOHRD equipment featuring a distinctive wood finish. Cardiovascular machines, free weights, and a dedicated stretching area. Open 24 hours.
There is no swimming pool at Templeton Garden.
Dogs up to 10kg welcome in all rooms and common areas at no charge. Hotel provides dog bowls, beds, and treats. A £100 refundable deposit is required at check-in.
A Miiro brand signature. Available before check-in and after check-out — stylish changing rooms, showers, Le Labo toiletries, and charging points. Luggage storage also available. Excellent for early arrivals or late departures.
All rooms feature Le Labo toiletries in the rainfall shower.
An expansive private garden that is the defining feature of the hotel. Lawn, flowers, terraces, and a glassed section for all-weather use. Supplies herbs to the kitchen. Uniquely large for a London hotel.
A fireplace in the lobby — makes the hotel feel especially cosy in autumn and winter.
Limited parking available on a first-come, first-served basis. From £40 for 24 hours.
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