The Half Moon Herne Hill, London, SE24 9HU

  • 12 bedrooms

Historic Pub with Beautiful Bedrooms near Brockwell Park

Discover one of south London’s best-loved pubs at The Half Moon in Herne Hill. Combining beautifully restored Victorian architecture with beautiful accommodation, this historic Grade II-listed pub offers a welcoming place to stay just moments from Brockwell Park and excellent rail links into Central London. Whether you are planning a weekend exploring the capital, visiting friends and family, or enjoying a concert nearby, it provides the perfect balance of neighbourhood charm and city convenience. Its thoughtfully designed bedrooms, seasonal British menu, award-winning beers, lively bar, and sociable garden create a relaxed atmosphere that feels distinctly local yet effortlessly stylish. Dating to 1760, the pub has long been part of London’s social history and has welcomed famous names including David Bowie, U2, Van Morrison, and Dylan Thomas.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Craft Beer
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly
  • Meeting Space

Bedrooms

The Half Moon has 12 beautiful bedrooms, each combining comfort with the building’s historic character. Each room is thoughtfully furnished with luxurious pocket-sprung mattresses, Egyptian cotton linen, Nespresso coffee machines, and en-suite bathrooms. Room categories range from cosy options for overnight stopovers to spacious doubles and an impressive Grand Suite, making the pub equally suited to business travellers, couples, and families. The Suite also accommodates up to two children and is the designated dog-friendly room. Dogs are welcome on request with prior acknowledgement – nominal surcharge applies.

Food & Drink

Food and drink are at the heart of the Half Moon experience. The pub is particularly well known for its comforting classics alongside traditional favourites including fish and chips, seasonal specials, sandwiches, bar snacks, and a roast on Sundays. Behind the bar you will find Fuller’s award-winning cask ales, including London Pride, alongside premium wines, craft beers, spirits and soft drinks, making it an excellent destination pub from breakfast through to evening drinks. One of the pub’s standout features is its beer garden, which offers plenty of room to relax, whether you are enjoying a leisurely lunch, meeting friends for drinks, or dining alfresco on a summer evening.

Nearby

Brockwell Park – Popular Victorian park with gardens, sports facilities and panoramic London views (0.2 miles)

Brockwell Lido – Iconic open-air swimming pool and café (0.4 miles)

Herne Hill Market – Popular Sunday farmers’ market showcasing local produce (0.2 miles)

Brixton Village – Indoor food market with independent restaurants and shops (1 mile)

O2 Academy Brixton – One of London’s best-known live music venues (1.3 miles)

Dulwich Picture Gallery – England’s oldest public art gallery (1.7 miles)