Housed in the building where The Rolling Stones recorded their debut album, this two-bedroom loft-house apartment is characterised by its less than authoritarian design aesthetic. Located above Regent Sounds Studio this hedonistic home taps into the raw energy of Denmark Street, fuelling an alternative perspective on a London city break. Featuring a fifth-floor living space comprising a kitchenette and maxi bar as well two unbelievable bedrooms, this proudly punk rock home makes the perfect late-night haunt or intimate den for groups of friends, family or fellow revellers. You’ll love waking up in this home’s bespoke gold-trimmed, black and white graffitied beds and using the repurposed red radiator handle to switch on the industrial gunmetal pipe wall light before indulging in a rain shower in the statement bathroom – think marble floors, forest green tiled walls and bronze and brass finishes – and making use of Soapsmith’s complimentary Denmark Street toiletries range. Spend time in the ravishingly rebellious living space, sat at tartan upholstered chairs around the dining table while admiring uninterrupted views of London's skyline from one side and the Outernet district’s Now Building from the other. While you’re at it, why not let your personal butler measure the mood and match the evening’s tipple to the moment? Whatever you do, you’re sure to channel the good times. If you fancy getting out and about and exploring all that the UK capital has to offer, you’ll find your superior Soho location means you’re within a ten-minute walk of Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, and Leicester Square as well as The British Museum.

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Additional fees

• There's no free parking at this home, but you can use the paid on-site car park for £60 per night

• Your host can help arrange dry cleaning and laundry services as well as tours, public transport tickets, fax and photocopying for an additional fee

Additional fees subject to a 3.5% handling charge.