The Admiral Hardy

Positioned in Greenwich Market, this Grade II listed Victorian pub and boutique hotel combines British heritage with maritime history. Metres from the Cutty Sark and riverside walkways, the location suits photography throughout the surrounding area. Thoughtfully restored to blend traditional pub character with refined contemporary finish, it houses two versatile spaces: Clarence Hall on the second floor (90 seated or 150 standing, with double-height ceilings and private bar) and The Hardy Room (50 seated or 60 standing), named for Sir Thomas Hardy of HMS Victory and reflecting the building's naval connections.

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