Flemings Mayfair Hotel
Mayfair, London
“Georgian townhouse institution”
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Vibe
Thirteen interconnected Georgian townhouses conceal a discreet Mayfair hideaway lined with black-and-white portraits by celebrity photographer Dr. Andy Gotts.
“Georgian townhouse institution”
Thirteen interconnected 1730s Georgian townhouses operating continuously as an independent hotel since 1851.
A Mayfair address welcoming guests since 1851, anchored by the storied 1930s haunt Manetta's Bar.
Polished townhouse hospitality featuring bespoke sycamore furnishings and seasonal tasting menus at Ormer Mayfair.
On calm Half Moon Street in Mayfair, steps from Green Park and Piccadilly's galleries.
Rooms
Period cornicing and fireplaces pair with bespoke grey sycamore furnishings, charcoal velvet, and warm bronze accents across the historic townhouses.
Backstory
Robert Fleming opened the doors in 1851, creating the storied Georgian address widely recognized as Agatha Christie's muse for Bertram's Hotel.
Eat & drink
Sip classic cocktails in moody 1930s haunt Manetta's Bar before seasonal British tasting menus at Ormer Mayfair beneath dark wood paneling.
The neighborhood
Set along quiet Half Moon Street, Green Park sits at the corner while Piccadilly's art galleries and Mayfair tailors lie just beyond.
“Posh-meets-quirky in a stellar location near Bond Street and Green Park.”
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