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Celebrity hotspot Chiltern Firehouse ‘destroyed’ in huge blaze as 100 evacuated after fire erupted from ‘pizza oven’
A FIRE that destroyed the Chiltern Firehouse and forced 100 people to evacuate erupted from a pizza oven.
The celebrity hotspot in Marylebone, central London, was engulfed in flames on Friday evening, with more than 100 firefighters being brought in to tackle the towering inferno.



Now, the London Fire Brigade (LFB) has confirmed the fire was caused by burning wood that fell from a pizza oven and then ignited the void between the basement and the ground floor.
Firefighters were seen tackling the blaze, which struck just hours before Valentine’s Day dinner service, at the luxury hotel and restaurant as darkness fell on the capital.
LFB said in a statement today: “Twenty fire engines and around 125 firefighters spent Valentine’s Day tackling a fire at a hotel on Chiltern Street in Marylebone.
“The fire is believed to have been accidental and was caused by burning wood falling from a pizza oven and igniting the void between the basement and ground floor.”
The fire and rescue service confirmed that the blaze began in the ground floor restaurant before spreading to the roof of the four-storey building.
Both the roof and third floor were destroyed by the inferno, while parts of the second and ground floors were also damaged by the fire, LFB confirmed.
The emergency service added that two 32-metre tall turntable ladders from Paddington and Soho Fire Stations were used as water towers at the scene to help fight the blaze from above.
LFB said its Drone Team was also deployed to assist with an aerial view of the fire.
Assistant Commissioner Paul McCourt, Incident Commander at the scene, said: “Crews worked incredibly hard for over eight hours in arduous conditions.
“Presented with a complex fire in a historically significant building, formerly Manchester Square Fire Station, firefighters successfully contained the fire to one property, preventing it from spreading to neighbouring properties.
“Around 100 people evacuated the building before the Brigade arrived and thankfully there have been no reports of any injuries.
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank our crews, Control Officers, fire safety officers and support staff who worked to resolve the incident.”
Emergency services were first called at 2.52pm on Friday, with crews from across the city racing to the rapidly worsening blaze.
Firefighters from Euston, Soho, Paddington, West Hampstead, Kensington, Chelsea, and surrounding fire stations were deployed, and the blaze was finally under control by 8.07pm.



The inferno has shocked the local community as well as many that worked at the hotel.
A worker said: “Every floor has been destroyed.
“There’s no roof left – it has basically collapsed in on itself.
“Only the ground floor is still somewhat intact.
“We’ve heard it will be at least a year before we can even think about opening again.”
At the time of the horrific fire, a shaken guest had told The Sun: “I stepped outside and saw thick black smoke pouring out of the windows.
“It was like a disaster movie.”
Andre Balazs, owner of the Chiltern Firehouse, said on Friday: “We are grateful to confirm that no one was hurt, and our guests and staff safely evacuated.
“It is with heartfelt gratitude and appreciation that we watched a remarkable 120 fire fighters from over 14 stations rapidly descend on what they told me was a hugely sentimental building for so many of them.”
He added: “We know in fact one of those who rushed to the Chiltern Firehouse this evening had been stationed in the building when it was a fire station 30 years ago.
“I am truly grateful to all of them as I am sure that this is not the Valentine’s Day evening they had in mind.
“In the meantime, the Chiltern Firehouse will remain closed until further notice.”
Chiltern Firehouse, both a hotel and restaurant, is incredibly popular with both A-list celebrities and royals.
The enterprise occupies a Grade II listed building that was formerly a fire station.
The luxury hotel, which has 26 suites, opened in 2013 and was once dubbed as “London’s hottest celebrity hangout”.
Balazs also owns two hotels in the US: Sunset Beach Hotel on Shelter Island, New York, and Chateau Marmont in Hollywood, California.
Celebrities and royals ranging from Lewis Capaldi to Princess Beatrice have been spotted on the premises of the luxury hotel and restaurant in recent months.



‘He used to FaceTime me from his room’ – Jesse Lingard reveals Jose Mourinho gesture at Man Utd that he’ll never forget
JESSE LINGARD has opened up on his relationship with Jose Mourinho at Manchester United.
Lingard, 32, had his most successful years at United playing for the Special One, who now works as the boss of Fenerbahce.



The attacking midfielder contributed to 20 goals (13 goals and seven assists) in all competitions in the 2017/18 season which saw him book a spot in Gareth Southgate‘s England squad for the 2018 World Cup.
Lingard, who now plays for Seoul FC in South Korea, revealed how “chill” Mourinho used to be with him.
In an interview with The Independent, Lingard said: “Mourinho was so chilled sometimes.
“He used to FaceTime me from his room in the Lowry [hotel], ask me what I’m doing. I thought that was a real confidence boost.
“During that season, leading up to the 2018 World Cup, Jose played me most games… it was a big season.”
Lingard – who had just 12 caps for the Three Lions before the tournament – thanked Southgate for the faith he showed in him by giving him a starting berth in Russia.
He started all but two games there – dead-rubbers against Belgium at the end of the group stage and in the third-place play-off respectively – while scoring once and setting up two goals.
Lingard continued: “And you know, going to the World Cup, you’re not expecting to start.
“But Gareth Southgate had a lot of faith in me from a young age, and I played every game.”
The 2018 World Cup was England‘s best performance in a World Cup finals since 1966 and restored pride in the national team.
However, Lingard still believes it was a case of “what might have been” saying he thinks he and his team-mates should have beaten Croatia in the semi-final.
Lingard’s career arguably peaked that summer and that season, with his attacking returns the following season dipping to only eight goals and assists.
A loan spell to West Ham where he scored nine goals in 16 games looked set to be the career revival he was after stuttering at Old Trafford under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
But he would return to Old Trafford at the end of the spell only to spend his time as a highly-paid benchwarmer.
Lingard explained: “Being in the same environment for a long time… it kind of stifles you.In football, you’ve always got ups and downs. You’ve got to be mentally strong.
“And, you know, sometimes at United, I wasn’t. Things happen off the pitch that you can’t really control… it affects you on the pitch.
“I spoke to Ole and a couple of staff members and they understood, because they’re human as well.
“It comes to a certain point where, when you’re not playing regularly, you’re not just going to sit there for the money.”
Lingard added: “I was really dialled in and locked in at that time. The way I played, when you come back to your home club, you’re expecting to play. Obviously, that didn’t happen.
“You get frustrated. My application in training each day was always 100 per cent, you know… But, you come to a certain time where you need to leave.
“The last day, I was crying on the way home… to leave was obviously emotional but it was what I needed to do...
“Playing for that badge week in, week out is one of the best feelings I’ve had.”
He eventually left his boyhood club in 2022 to join Nottingham Forest on a one-year deal, though a lack of playing time there, which Lingard puts down to injury, saw him leave the City Ground after one season.
Lingard then spent half a year without a club as he was hit by an 18-month driving ban after being found guilty of drink-driving before tragically losing his grandmother in November.
On the tough period, he said: “I was home with my family and my nan wasn’t well.
“I felt at the time it was just God saying, ‘Be with your family, enjoy the family time’.
“Then, going to Dubai for a training camp in December and getting ready for January. Just being strict with that. I feel like it all just played a part.”
Lingard eventually signed for Seoul FC in February 2024.
He had a tough start to life in Asia before undergoing knee surgery but found form following his return, scoring six goals and adding three assists to end the campaign.
Lingard is said to be enjoying life in South Korea, telling a fan on social media “Korea is lit”, during a bizarre response to a “shambolic accusation” that he, Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford had “ruined Man Utd’s culture”.
The attacking midfielder’s second season with the club started last Saturday, ending in a 2-0 defeat to Jeju SK.
Malmaison Birmingham hotel review
MAILMAISON is part of Birmingham’s upmarket shopping and eating complex, The Mailbox.
Read on to find out more about the rooms, the food and what there is to do nearby the hotel.


Where is it?
Sat within The Mailbox, the hotel is very close to the city centre.
For shoppers, it is so well placed that you couldn’t get any closer to the retail action, without setting up camp inside Harvey Nichols.
What is it like?
It has a fascinating history.
The site used to be the location of the Royal Mail’s main sorting office for Birmingham.
What is there to do at the hotel?
This hotel is foodie central.
Stay for breakfast (one of the best I’ve ever had) with dishes such as Earl Grey poached fruits, fresh pastries and homemade granola.
Or opt for the cooked-to-order hot choices – I had tasty eggs Benedict.
And when you tire of the chic shops in The Mailbox, trendy Digbeth, with its arts venues, independent shops and funky open-air bars, is only 20 minutes away.
What is there to eat and drink there?
Definitely eat at the Malmaison Bar & Grill.
For years to come I will be telling people about the truffle and Parmesan fries and chocolate molten pudding with peanut butter centre.
Do not leave without getting stuck into the extensive cocktail list – the smoked pineapple margarita took centre stage for me.
What are the rooms like?
There are 193 rooms, spread over seven floors. We enjoyed a plush standard room with a super king-size bed.
Every detail in the room was well thought out, from the industrial-looking fittings to the neon Pop Art on the walls – and it had a Nespresso coffee machine.
Is the hotel family friendly and accessible?
If you’re visiting with kids you could book an interconnecting room.
And there are accessible rooms, ramps at the entrance and a lift.
How much is Malmaison Birmingham?
Rooms from £139 per night. Click here to book.
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