Henry's Townhouse
Henry's Townhouse takes its name from Henry Austen, brother of Jane, who once lived at this address — history the house wears lightly rather than loudly. Interiors by Russell Sage Studio reimagine the Regency for modern London, and each of the six bedrooms is named for a member of the Austen family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Henry's Townhouse?
Henry's Townhouse is on Upper Berkeley Street in Marylebone, central London, a short walk from Marble Arch, Hyde Park and Marylebone High Street.
What is the Jane Austen connection to Henry's Townhouse?
The house was home to Henry Austen, Jane Austen's brother, from 1800 to 1804, and Jane often visited him there.
How many bedrooms does Henry's Townhouse have?
The house has six bedrooms, each named after a member of the Austen family, and sleeps up to 12 guests. A seventh bedroom can be made up in the second sitting room.
Can I book the whole of Henry's Townhouse?
Yes. The house is let exclusively, with a house manager, daily breakfast by the house chef and daily housekeeping.
Can Henry's Townhouse host events?
Yes. The house can host intimate receptions and private events for up to 30 guests, as well as corporate meetings.
How can I book Henry's Townhouse?
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