A fire that tore through a luxury London hotel favoured by celebrities was caused by wood falling from a pizza oven. The Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone, which had been due to host a post-Bafta Film Awards party on Sunday evening, was partially destroyed by the fire on 14 February.

A fire broke out at a luxury London hotel known as a celebrity hotspot, engulfing the historic building and forcing about 100 people to be evacuated.

A Valentine's Day fire that broke out at a luxury hotel loved by celebrities allegedly started in a pizza oven.

Guy Fischman, 23, from Richmond, south-west London, was leaving his workplace near Bond Street when he said he saw “the whole street full of smoke”. The fire brigade said crews had been deployed from Euston, Soho, Paddington, West Hampstead, Kensington and Chelsea as they fought to get the blaze under control.

A fire that tore through a luxury London hotel favoured by celebrities was caused by wood falling from a pizza oven. The Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone, which had been due to host a post-Bafta Film Awards party on Sunday evening,

A fire broke out at the Chiltern Firehouse on Friday, leading to around one hundred people being evacuated from the luxury London hotel.

A fire that tore through a luxury London hotel set to host a star-studded Bafta party was caused by wood falling from a pizza oven. The blaze broke out at the Chiltern Firehouse in Chiltern Street, Marylebone on Valentine’s Day and caused substantial damage.