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A traditional Victorian pub and boutique hotel in Maida Vale, London, built in 1857.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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The Warrington is a traditional Victorian pub and boutique hotel located in Maida Vale, London. Built in 1857, the Grade II listed building has been restored to its former glory, featuring original mosaic floors, stained glass windows, and a grand marble fireplace. It offers ten uniquely decorated hotel rooms and serves food and drink in its pub.

History

The Warrington was built in 1857 as a Victorian pub. It was once under the ownership of the Church of England and was rumoured to be an upmarket brothel. In the 19th century, the owners transformed the pub to attract a more affluent clientele, incorporating features from a magnificent old ship, including the fireplace, bar, and staircase, which still stand today. The building is Grade II listed and has been lovingly restored.

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