The Chesterfield Mayfair
Mayfair, London
“Traditional Mayfair townhouse”
Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Wood-paneled parlors, monochrome marble floors, and crystal chandeliers set an intimate tone reminiscent of a classic private residence.
“Traditional Mayfair townhouse”
Three 18th-century Georgian townhouses with wood-paneled parlors, crystal chandeliers, and classic period proportions.
Serving Mayfair since 1973 with Dover sole filleted tableside in Butlers Restaurant and afternoon tea.
Traditional townhouse hospitality featuring tailored pillow menus, plush bathrobes, and Elemis bath amenities in every room.
In Mayfair on Charles Street, a short walk from Berkeley Square and Hyde Park.
Rooms
Individually decorated in traditional English townhouse style, rooms feature bespoke textiles, tailored pillow menus, and marble bathrooms stocked with Elemis amenities.
Backstory
Occupying three conjoined 18th-century Georgian townhouses, this property served as the founding flagship for the Red Carnation collection in 1973.
Eat & drink
Butlers Restaurant fillets Dover sole tableside, while the glass-roofed Conservatory serves sweetshop afternoon tea and Stanley's pours drinks on the roof.
The neighborhood
Tucked onto quiet Charles Street, the address puts you steps from Berkeley Square and a short stroll through leafy Mayfair to Hyde Park.
“Spanning three Georgian townhouses, this Mayfair hotel in Berkeley Square sits right in the middle of it all...”
The app
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