Millennium Hotel London Mayfair in Mayfair

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The City's financial and commercial centre is within easy reach and the wide open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are nearby, offering relaxation or exercise. With its Georgian facade, the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair has all the discreet charm of an exclusive private residence. Home to the Duchess of Kendal in the 18th century, this graceful building boasts many fascinating links with the past. In fact, Wellington's victory over Napoleon was announced on this very spot. We have a 24 hour business centre that can help with all the secretarial services you require -please ask for tariff upon arrival.

Situated in the heart of the fashionable Mayfair neighbourhood, seconds walk to Park Lane, Bond Street, Hyde Park and Oxford Street, a magnificent 18th Century mansion first built as a stately town house, overlooking Grosvenor Square is the ideal choice. Traditional and stylish, enjoy your stay in the spacious 26 square meter/280 square feet room, with fantastic views over Grosvenor Square or alternatively the rooftops of Mayfair on the upper floors. Decorated in calm tones, get to work at the desk or reinvigorate yourself at the hotel gym. Celebrity chef Brian Turner manages his flagship restaurant - Brian Turner Mayfair - at the hotel, serving a tantalizing range of traditional British food. Alternatively, if you want to try the best Japanese food in the city, then Shogun is open for dinner offering a full range of cuisine from sushi to teriyaki.

A welcoming, peaceful haven in the heart of fashionable Mayfair, the Millennium Hotel Mayfair overlooks Grosvenor Square and is within easy walking distance of the shops of Oxford Street and the boutiques of Bond Street. The wide open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are nearby offering relaxation or exercise. With its Georgian faade, the Millennium Hotel Mayfair has all the discreet charm of an exclusive private residence. Home to the Duchess of Kendal in the 18th century, this graceful building boasts many fascinating links with the past. In fact, Wellingtons victory over Napoleon was announced on this very spot. Please note that this hotel is completely non smoking.

The hotel is located in Grosvenor Square, which is five minutes' walk from Oxford Street. The nearest underground station is Bond Street, also just five minutes on foot.

On average, the rooms are medium-sized and are in very good condition, as are the bathrooms. They are decorated in classical English style, and some of the rooms on the top floor, have sloping ceilings.

The hotel has three restaurants, the main one has areas partially separated off, offering a more intimate atmosphere and the other restaurants are a la carte only.

The lobby is medium-sized and very inviting, decorated in a classical style with cream marble and rich reds in the colour scheme.

The hotel is a traditional Georgian building with a brick facade on the Grosvenor Square side and a more modern main entrance on the other side.

This is a fabulous property, ideal for travellers who want modern facilities combined with the grandeur of a bygone era, in a prime location in London. (10/08 RPL)

Overlooking Grosvenor Square in the heart of fashionable Mayfair, the Millennium Mayfair has all the discreet charm of an exclusive private residence. A welcoming peaceful haven with London's famous stores, pageantry and myriad of diversions all close by. It is home to the Brian Turner Mayfair Restaurant, characterised by understated retro-chic, a cosy trendy pre-dinner bar and impeccable service. This hotel combines tradition, elegance and all the modern facilities expected of a 4 star deluxe hotel.

A welcoming, peaceful haven in the heart of fashionable Mayfair, the Millennium Hotel Mayfair overlooks Grosvenor Square and is within easy walking distance of the shops of Oxford Street and the boutiques of Bond Street. The wide-open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are nearby offering relaxation or exercise. With its Georgian faade, the Millennium Hotel Mayfair has all the discreet charm of an exclusive private residence. Home to the Duchess of Kendal in the 18th century, this graceful building boasts many fascinating links with the past. In fact, Wellington's victory over Napoleon was announced on this very spot.

Situated in the heart of the fashionable Mayfair neighbourhood, seconds walk to Park Lane, Bond Street, Hyde Park and Oxford Street, a magnificent 18th Century mansion first built as a stately town house, overlooking Grosvenor Square is the ideal choice. Traditional and stylish, enjoy your stay in the spacious 26 square meter/280 square feet room, with fantastic views over Grosvenor Square or alternatively the rooftops of Mayfair on the upper floors. Decorated in calm tones, get to work at the desk or reinvigorate yourself at the hotel gym. Celebrity chef Brian Turner manages his flagship restaurant - Brian Turner Mayfair - at the hotel, serving a tantalizing range of traditional British food. Alternatively, if you want to try the best Japanese food in the city, then Shogun is open for dinner offering a full range of cuisine from sushi to teriyaki. This hotel is now a non-smoking hotel.

A welcoming peaceful haven in the heart of fashionable Mayfair the Millennium Hotel Mayfair overlooks Grosvenor Square located 20 miles from the Heathrow

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West End theatres 10 Minutes E Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey 15 Minutes SE Royal Academy of Arts 10 Minutes S From Heathrow Intl Airport: Take M4 To London, runs into A4 To West End. At Hyde Park Corner turn left into Park Lane right hand lane. Cross Over Park Lane left onto South Audley Street, hotel is 2 Blocks up on the right. Adams Row is the main entrance. From Gatwick International Airport: Take M23 towards Central London, then the A23 to Victoria, North To Hyde Park, then North up Park Laneright hand lane. Cross Over Park Laneleft onto South Audley Street. Hotel is 2 blocks up on the right. Adams Row is the main entrance. Closest Railway Stations are Victoria Stations and Paddington Station. Nearest Underground stations are Bond Street and Green Park. Taxi cost: £10.00 GBP Heathrow Airport: 30 mins by car, Heathrow Airport to Paddington Station: 20 mins by Heathrow Express train Gatwick Airport: 95 mins by car, Gatwick Airport to Victoria Station: 30 mins by Gatwick Express train Taxi cost: 40-60.00 GBP.

Travelling by underground: Bond Street station (Central and Jubilee lines) is a five minute walk from the hotel. Take the Oxford Street exit and turn to the left into Duke Street, then walk through Grosvenor Square and the hotel is opposite.