Crazzo House - since 1961
A house that keeps
the hour you keep.
Ninety-four rooms above the old harbour, a kitchen that stays open as long as the bar does, and four floors of meeting rooms that were built for daylight rather than for projectors.
The house
Four floors, three kitchens,
one very long bar.
94
Rooms and suites
3
Kitchens
12
Meeting rooms
1961
Opened
Rooms
Every room faces something
worth waking up to.
Harbour on the north side, the old glass roof on the south. No room in the house looks at a wall, which is the one promise we have never had to qualify.
Dining
The kitchen closes
when the bar does.
Two restaurants, a bar that runs the length of the ground floor, and a rooftop that opens the week the weather does.
Salt Room
Ground floor, harbour side. Six courses or three, and a counter for two if you did not book.
The Glasshouse
Under the old roof. Open fire, one menu, and no choice past how you want it cooked.
The Long Bar
Forty feet of it. Cocktails from six, and somebody at the piano from nine on Thursdays.
Meetings and events
Twelve rooms that were built
for daylight.
The meeting floors are the oldest part of the building and the only part we did not modernise: tall windows, a lot of them, and blinds rather than blackout. Day rates include the kitchen.
What people say
Nine hundred and forty reviews,
and one recurring complaint.
The lift is slow. It has always been slow. It is listed.
The corner room on the fourth floor is worth the extra. We have stopped pretending otherwise and now book it a year out.
Arrived at one in the morning off a delayed flight. The kitchen was shut and somebody made us toast anyway.
We have run our January offsite here four years running. The rooms are the reason; the coffee is why nobody wanders off.
Stay a night. Most people
book the second one from the bar.
Rooms from 12,400 a night - breakfast and the rooftop pool included.