Miiro Templeton Garden

Templeton Garden achieves something rare in Earl’s Court: it makes central London feel leafy. The hotel opened in 2025 around a private garden that is more than decoration; bedrooms, Pippin’s restaurant and Sprout bar all take their mood from it. The 156 rooms are contemporary and composed, with soft colours, thoughtful lighting and enough storage to support a real stay rather than a photogenic weekend. Some have balconies or garden views, which are worth requesting. The useful details are equally persuasive: a gym, library, dedicated Refresh Room for early arrivals or late departures, and communal spaces where working for an hour does not feel like occupying the lobby. Pippin’s interprets British comfort food with seasonal produce, while Sprout makes garden-minded cocktails and opens onto the terrace. Breakfast is best taken slowly beside the greenery. The hotel’s polish never becomes chilly, and Earl’s Court station keeps the rest of London close. Templeton Garden is particularly good for travellers who want design and calm without retreating into Mayfair formality. The garden is the luxury; the hotel is clever enough to let it lead.