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What It's Good For

If there is one thing you are guaranteed in Mayfair, it is luxury.

Main Attractions

The bespoke tailoring of Savile Row, the smart outlets of Bond Street, the glorious Burlington Arcade and many more of London's most expensive boutiques.

What It's Famous For

Some of London's top hotels are found in Mayfair, among them The Ritz, The Dorchester, The Connaught and the famous afternoon tea at Claridge's. Michel Roux Jr's multiple Michelin-starred restaurant Le Gavroche is also here.

Fascinating Fact

Prince Philip's stag night took place at The Dorchester.

Mayfair Hotels

We've got 89 hotels available near Mayfair on the 22 May 2012 for 1 night

The cheapest hotel reservation starts at £198.00, Rose Court Hotel

The closest hotel to Mayfair is Millennium Mayfair Hotel for £360.00
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Hotel Name Distance Star Rating Guest Rating You Save Total Price
Park Lane Mews Hotel0.3 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 11%£289.00
Radisson Edwardian Berkshire Hotel0.3 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 22%£354.00
Thistle Piccadilly 0.8 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 9%£298.80
Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel
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0.4 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 22%£342.00
The Athenaeum 0.4 Mi.55 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 4%£366.00
Millennium Mayfair Hotel0.1 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 20%£360.00
Best Western Premier Mostyn Hotel
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0.5 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 5%£570.00
Enrico Hotel1 Mi.22 star hotel2 star guest rating£300.00
Rose Court Hotel0.6 Mi.22 star hotel2 star guest ratingSave 43%£198.00
Sofitel St James London 0.8 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest rating£402.50
Hazlitts Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 28%£474.00
The Hallam 0.7 Mi.33 star hotel2 star guest ratingFull
Millennium Knightsbridge Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Thistle Westminster 0.9 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Searcys Roof Garden Rooms
recommended hotel in
0.9 Mi.33 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Cumberland Hotel
recommended hotel in
0.5 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
The Royal Trafalgar Hotel
recommended hotel in
0.9 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Flemings Mayfair Hotel0.3 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Dukes Hotel0.5 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Sheraton Park Tower 0.7 Mi.55 star hotel0 star guest ratingFull
The Landmark London Hotel1 Mi.55 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Stafford Hotel0.5 Mi.55 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Mayfair Hotel0.3 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Browns Hotel0.4 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
The Cadogan Hotel1 Mi.44 star hotel2 star guest ratingFull
The Goring 0.8 Mi.55 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Gloucester Place Hotel0.7 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
St Giles Hotel1 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Knightsbridge Green Hotel0.9 Mi.44 star hotel2 star guest ratingFull
The Leonard Hotel and Residence 0.5 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Blandford Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Grange Langham Court Hotel0.7 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Grange Fitzrovia Hotel
recommended hotel in
0.9 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Rathbone Hotel0.9 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Saint Georges Hotel0.6 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Montagu Place Hotel
recommended hotel in
0.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Bloomsbury Hotel London 1 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Sanctum Soho Hotel0.5 Mi.55 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Tophams Belgravia Hotel1 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel0.9 Mi.55 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Cavendish London
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0.5 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Grosvenor Hotel0.9 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel0.6 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Levin Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square 1 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Westbury Mayfair Hotel0.3 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
The Park Lane Hotel0.4 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
St James Hotel and Club 0.5 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Washington Mayfair Hotel0.2 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
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More About Mayfair
One of London's more exclusive areas, Mayfair is synonymous with all things stylish and expensive. It is certainly true that many of Mayfair's shops fit this description comfortably, with many upmarket boutiques, bespoke tailors and illustrious Michelin-starred restaurants to be found alongside the array of top Mayfair hotels.

The Four Borders of Mayfair

Each side of Mayfair is home to a famous London street. To the north, Oxford Street, which is known for its high street brands and in particular a huge branch of Selfridges. If you're looking to do some serious shopping, this mile-and-a-half long road is the place to go.

To the west, Park Lane, a very expensive stretch of road bordering Hyde Park, which you may well travel down if you get around London by bus, or if you are going in or out of Victoria by coach. There are few shops here, and these days it is most famous for its many expensive car showrooms and top Mayfair hotels such as the Grosvenor House Hotel. It has Marble Arch at one end and Hyde Park Corner at the other.

Mayfair's south border is Piccadilly, home to some of the most upmarket places in London, in particular boutique department store Fortnum & Mason and internationally recognised hotel The Ritz. One of London's liveliest and most colourful attractions, Piccadilly Circus, is found at the east end of the street.

Finally, Regent Street occupies the eastern border of Mayfair. Stretching all the way north to Regent's Park, Regent Street was originally designed for the Prince Regent in the 19th century by John Nash. One of its residents, Hamleys, claims to be the largest toy store in the world. One of the most popular events on Regent Street is the Christmas lights switch-on, which is attended by thousands each year and attracts top celebrities to provide entertainment and perform button-pressing duties.

Even More Mayfair Attractions

One of the most prominent sites in Mayfair is the US Embassy building in Grosvenor Square. Taking up a whole side of the square, the Embassy is naturally guarded by tight security, but dotted around it are a few monuments that make it worth a visit. There are statues of former presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan, as well as a memorial to Franklin D. Roosevelt, who of course led America throughout the majority of World War II.

There are a number of other famous locations in Mayfair, among them Savile Row, which is known for its bespoke tailoring services. Indeed, it can be claimed to be the birthplace of this, as the term 'bespoke' is said to have originated here.

Bond Street is home to the prestigious Sotheby's auction house, while Berkeley Square is reportedly home to London's 'most haunted house' at number 50. And there is no need to let any rain dampen your enthusiasm for a Mayfair shopping excursion, simply head for the undercover Burlington Arcade.

Getting to Mayfair

As it happens, Mayfair does not have any tube stations at its centre, but it does have five along its borders, meaning you will enjoy a pleasant walk through its attractive streets once you get off the tube. The stations you can use for quickest Mayfair access are Marble Arch, Bond Street, Oxford Circus, Hyde Park Corner and Piccadilly Circus.

There are also a number of bus routes passing through Mayfair, including along Park Lane (numbers 2, 16, 36), Oxford Street (7, 10, 73), Regent Street (3, 12, 88), Piccadilly (14, 22, 9) and through the heart of the area past Berkeley Square (C2 service).

Hotels in Mayfair

By now we have established that Mayfair is synonymous with luxury, and so it follows that its hotels should also fit into this category. Indeed they do, with opulent accommodation ranging from 4* delights such as the classy Flemings Mayfair and Fox Club Mayfair, to stunning 5* treats like The Athenaeum and Metropolitan Hotel.

Pubs and Bars in Mayfair

If you're planning to enjoy a long day shopping in Mayfair, you may want to break it up with a quick drink in between boutiques. Bonds is located just off Oxford Street and is ideal for a casual glass of wine in a pleasant atmosphere.

Alternatively, you could head for a couple of our very own hotels for the perfect evening beverage. The Athenaeum Whisky Bar is, as you would expect from its name, renowned for its astonishing choice of whisky. There are no fewer than 270 varieties to choose from, and excitingly the hotel is also teaming up with former Blur bassist turned cheesemaker Alex James to create a mouthwatering whisky and cheese tasting menu. Alternatively, the cocktail bar at The Mayfair Hotel is without equal in the area.

Restaurants in Mayfair

For a place like Mayfair, a space this small will never be enough to run through all of the high quality restaurants you will find here. All we can do is suggest a handful, and they don't come much better or more famous than Le Gavroche. Run by celebrity chef Michel Roux Jr, this French feast has two Michelin stars for a reason. The food is simply fantastic, and a popular option is to go for the tasting menu so you can sample a little bit of many of the items on the menu.

If you prefer Italian cuisine, Theo Randall is run by a chef who has worked in Michelin-starred eateries for the past ten years, and his menu contains much, much more than just your traditional pasta favourites. It would be a bad idea to turn up to either of these restaurants in casual clothes, you will be dining in style, so you might as well dress in style.

For the most part, eating in Mayfair will involve pushing the boat out a little financially. However, there are some places with a more manageable price tag. Indeed, for this we can take you back to The Athenaeum. Here you can enjoy faultless Modern European cuisine for as little as under £35 per person, and enjoy inventive reworkings of classic British dishes.

Parking in Mayfair

If you are arriving by car, there are a handful of NCP car parks in Mayfair, but as you may have expected they are not cheap. Indeed, the cheapest option is Carrington Street (W1J 7AF), and that will set you back £40 a day. Failing that, there are two more edging nearer the £50 mark at the Millennium Hotel (W1K 2HP) and Grosvenor Hill (W1K 3QQ).
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