Historic roots brought to life with warm British hospitality & theatrical dining experiences.
London
Our beautifully restored historic hotel is cared for by a team who take genuine pride in delivering impeccable service and exceeding expectations at every turn. Overlooking The Royal Mews of Buckingham Palace - the entrance used by the Royal family - The Rubens showcases exceptional dining journeys, and enriching and rewarding experiences, from the very first moment guests are greeted by our red-uniformed doormen...
Our hotel remains open and we are here to welcome you for any business-related stay. Our restaurants and bars are closed, however you can enjoy in-room dining throughout your stay.
Hatch Hall was constructed by the Order of the Society of Jesus, more commonly known as the Jesuits, in 1913 to accommodate students of University College Dublin, and was once home to the famous Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw. Described as the last Gothic Revival public building to be erected in Dublin, it has a beautiful former chapel that stretches across two stories and is close to St Stephen’s Green, Merrion Square and many of the city’s cultural institutions.