The Dilly
Mayfair, London
“Edwardian Piccadilly landmark”
Vibe
Grand Edwardian architecture meets lively West End energy, where a bustling lobby leads directly into the pulse of Piccadilly.
“Edwardian Piccadilly landmark”
Grade II-listed 1908 Edwardian architecture by Richard Norman Shaw, housing the ornate gold-leaf Oak Room.
A subterranean health club housing one of central London's largest indoor pools and two squash courts.
Rooms appointed with Jermyn Street Floris London toiletries, curated Hatchards books, and dedicated club lounge access.
On Piccadilly in the West End, two minutes from Piccadilly Circus and the surrounding theatres.
Rooms
Bedrooms pair contemporary styling with local heritage, appointed with curated Hatchards books and Floris London bath amenities from Jermyn Street.
Wellness
The subterranean club houses one of central London's largest indoor pools, alongside steam facilities, squash courts, and a golf simulator.
Backstory
Architect Richard Norman Shaw designed the 1908 landmark in Neo-Baroque style as the centerpiece for the Regent's Quadrant redevelopment.
Eat & drink
Dine beneath the glass-roofed Terrace overlooking the street, or head to the gold-leaf Oak Room for Punjabi fine dining at Madhu's.
The neighborhood
The West End surrounds you, with Piccadilly Circus theatres, royal parks, and Mayfair's storied shopping arcades just minutes away on foot.
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