Maida Vale · Westminster
The Warrington
An Art Nouveau palace of a pub, with rooms upstairs.
- Address93 Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale, London W9 1EH
- Phone020 7592 7960
- Websitethewarringtonhotel.co.uk
- OwnershipPart of Ewe Hospitality
About The Warrington
A grand 1857 building with mosaic floors, a marble fireplace and stained glass, doing double duty as a striking pub and a small boutique hotel.
Built in 1857 and Grade II listed, the Warrington is one of Maida Vale's most visually spectacular pubs, its interior built around Art Nouveau-tinged decoration — mosaic floors, a substantial marble fireplace, and richly coloured stained glass — that would look at home in a much grander building. Above the pub, five hotel rooms extend its role beyond drinking and dining, giving it an unusual dual identity as both a serious historic pub and a small, characterful place to stay in a quiet residential corner of west London.
On tap
A well-considered cocktail list alongside a solid beer and wine range.
Food
A proper Sunday lunch and a broader pub-restaurant menu through the week.
More pubs in Maida Vale
- The Prince AlfredGrade II* for its rare surviving Victorian 'snob screens'.
- The Warwick CastleA cosy Little Venice local trading since 1867.
- The HeroFormerly the Truscott Arms, reborn as a chef-led local.