Claridge's
Mayfair's Art Deco address, three minutes from Bond Street shopping
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Claridge's is on Brook Street in Mayfair, a few minutes' walk from the shops of Bond Street and Oxford Street. Hyde Park lies under ten minutes away on foot, though little about the hotel encourages you to leave. Rooms are set around a courtyard, and most look down onto it rather than out onto the street, which keeps things quiet given the address. Bathrooms are finished in marble throughout.
The Reading Room serves a contemporary menu under Art Deco cornicing and columns, while the Fumoir, styled after the 1930s, pours period-inspired cocktails and a long list of spirits. Afternoon tea is laid out in the foyer, a grand, high-ceilinged room, with a choice of more than fifty teas alongside classic pastries. It is one of the hotel's oldest rituals and still draws a crowd. On the sixth floor, a glass-columned gym opens onto a juice bar, and treatment rooms nearby handle spa and beauty therapies. Wi-Fi runs through an infrared keyboard built into each room's television, a small oddity for a hotel otherwise built on old fixtures and formality. The overall effect is of a house that has kept its 1930s bones while quietly updating everything behind them.
The Reading Room serves a contemporary menu under Art Deco cornicing and columns, while the Fumoir, styled after the 1930s, pours period-inspired cocktails and a long list of spirits. Afternoon tea is laid out in the foyer, a grand, high-ceilinged room, with a choice of more than fifty teas alongside classic pastries. It is one of the hotel's oldest rituals and still draws a crowd. On the sixth floor, a glass-columned gym opens onto a juice bar, and treatment rooms nearby handle spa and beauty therapies. Wi-Fi runs through an infrared keyboard built into each room's television, a small oddity for a hotel otherwise built on old fixtures and formality. The overall effect is of a house that has kept its 1930s bones while quietly updating everything behind them.