The Stafford London
St. James's, London
“Aristocratic mews retreat”
Vibe
Tucked into a quiet St James's cul-de-sac, cobbled courtyard passages give way to classic British clubland warmth and lively courtyard drinks.
“Aristocratic mews retreat”
Vaulted seventeenth-century wine cellars and eighteenth-century former royal carriage stables create a storied backdrop.
Continuous hospitality since 1912, featuring formal afternoon tea trolleys and time-honored St James's traditions.
The American Bar fills with lively chatter beneath ceilings hung with ties and model planes.
Tucked in a St James's cul-de-sac steps from Green Park, Mayfair, and Buckingham Palace
Rooms
Rooms in the eighteenth-century former royal stables feature original timber beams, while townhouse-style mews suites offer sleek contemporary layouts.
Backstory
During the Blitz, Allied officers sheltered in the seventeenth-century wine cellars, starting a tradition of leaving behind signed insignia and ties.
Eat & drink
Order dry martinis beneath model planes in the American Bar, or descend into the vaulted cellars housing eight thousand vintage bottles.
The neighborhood
The cul-de-sac opens onto St James's private clubs, with the expanse of Green Park and Buckingham Palace just beyond.
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