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Swathing Yourself in History and Style in Clerkenwell, London
An intriguing little hotel in an interesting area of London, steeped in wildly contrasting character: from being the location of the super club Fabric; the famous and still thriving Smithfield meat market and also the spot where William Wallace drew his final breath. In a building dating back to 1764, The Rookery deftly manages to combine modern boutique style without compromising its rich history. So, what you get are beautiful and unique antique-packed rooms (some with a welcoming cast iron bath), wooden-panelled walls adorned with fine art, and a homely comfort that results in an experience resembling a tranquil break with your stylish grandmother.
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