Handel Hendrix House at 25 Brook Street in Mayfair is the museum of the London homes of Baroque composer George Frideric Handel and rock musician Jimi Hendrix, set in a Grade I listed 18th-century townhouse. For private hire it offers Handel's Parlours for dinners of up to 22, Handel's Dining Room with its playable 18th-century harpsichord for receptions of up to 70, Jimi Hendrix's restored bedroom for drinks receptions of up to 50, and the whole house for up to 100 standing, with catering by RBMH Event Design, private recitals, out-of-hours tours, and filming and photography.
Handel Hendrix House at 25 Brook Street in Mayfair is the museum of the London homes of Baroque composer George Frideric Handel and rock musician Jimi Hendrix, set in a Grade I listed 18th-century townhouse. For private hire it offers Handel's Parlours for dinners of up to 22, Handel's Dining Room with its playable 18th-century harpsichord for receptions of up to 70, Jimi Hendrix's restored bedroom for drinks receptions of up to 50, and the whole house for up to 100 standing, with catering by RBMH Event Design, private recitals, out-of-hours tours, and filming and photography.
The Hendrix Flat occupies the upper floor of 23 Brook Street, where Jimi Hendrix lived from July 1968 to March 1969. His main room, where he lived, entertained, rehearsed and composed, has been restored to its original appearance, alongside a permanent exhibition on his place in 1960s London. It holds up to 50 people for a drinks party or reception.
25 Brook Street, London, W1K 4HB