The Connaught
Mayfair, London
“Polished Mayfair institution”
MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
Tadao Ando's water fountain mists outside Carlos Place while inside, white-gloved butlers move quietly around the 1897 carved mahogany staircase.
“Polished Mayfair institution”
Dedicated twenty-four-hour butler service, in-suite martini trolley pours, John Lobb shoeshines, and Bamford organic bath products.
An unbroken Carlos Place address since 1897, centered around the original carved mahogany grand staircase.
Tableside martini service in David Collins' silver-leaf bar, alongside art-filled evenings in the Red Room.
On Carlos Place in Mayfair, steps from Mount Street boutiques, Berkeley Square, and Hyde Park
Rooms
Suites by Guy Oliver feature Italian linens, marble bathrooms, and in-room visits from the legendary Connaught Bar martini trolley.
Wellness
Subterranean and hushed, the Aman Spa centers around a 15-meter black granite pool and treatment rooms offering Asian-inspired therapies.
Backstory
Founded in 1815 as the Prince of Saxe-Coburg Hotel, it was renamed in 1917 for Queen Victoria's third son, Prince Arthur.
Eat & drink
Evenings revolve around tableside martinis in David Collins' silver-leaf bar and three-Michelin-starred Gascon dining from chef Hélène Darroze.
The neighborhood
Set on Carlos Place, you are steps from the fashion boutiques of Mount Street, Berkeley Square, and the lawns of Hyde Park.
“…after extensive renovations and a redesign by Guy Oliver, it’s less the archetypal country manor and more the archetypal London luxury hotel…”
“There’s an air to The Connaught that can only be achieved by a property of this age and grandeur.”
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