Mayfair Hotels

Room4u has an excellent list of affordable hotels in Mayfair near Grosvenor Street, the main artery of the district. The district needs little introduction: Hyde Park lies to the west of Oxford Street to the north & Regent Street to the east. The name refers to the two-week long summer fair that took place at Shepherd Market in the 1600s. Find a Mayfair hotel or guest house for Grosvenor Square, The Handel House Museum and 50 Berkeley Square - one of the most haunted haunted houses in Britain.

You’ve almost passed GO! Room4U can offer tremendous discounts on hotels in Mayfair, the snazzy London district made famous by the legendary Parker Brothers boadrgame ‘Monopoly’. For information on opening times at The Handel House Museum and services from Victoria Station phone the local tourist information office on +44 (0) 20 7495 1685. Visitors can choose between cosy and rather intimate boutique hotels like the Fox Club on Clarges Street and the more flamboyant 4 & 5 star hotels in the Green Park area of Mayfair. Check out the the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel with its magnificent art deco interiors. The district is bordered by Hyde Park to the west, Oxford Street to the north, Piccadilly and Green Park to the south and Regent Street to the east.

Budget b&b accommodation is a rare beast in this neck of the woods. The cheapest deals can be found at the following hotels. The Holiday Inn Mayfair offers an unparalleled location in the centre of London’s most exclusive and luxurious districts. It’s also very placed for trips to the capital’s most famous attractions. Each room at this popular b&b is equipped with the latest amenities such as air-conditioning, internet access, TV and tea coffee making facilities. Parking is available both valet and your common-or-garden variety but the cost weighs in at £45.00 for 24-hours mark. Hotel rates from £165.00 pppn.

22 York Street Bed & Breakfast is a small but very reasonably priced hotel is technically a few hundred yards outside the traditional boundaries of London’s Mayfair district but it occupies such a advantageous position and is still very close to the Hyde Park and Mayfair area that we thought it was worth bringing to your attention. This handsome 5 storey Georgian terrace house offers a handful of bedrooms and proves very popular with those on ‘cultural’ and shopping missions in the city. next we have the Mermaid Suite Hotel. Not sure why it’s called the Mermaid Suites, given the relative scarcity of such nautical beasts in the Thames but this pleasant miscellany of rooms in the exclusive Mayfair district is likely to appeal to who have plenty in the way of pretensions but little in the way of pennies when it comes to lodging in this much sought after area of London.

Booking a late deal at the deluxe four-star Washington just may be the most judicious move you ever made, as the deals on offer regularly see the £500+ room rates slashed to as little as £160. And if you don’t believe us, just keep coming back to check. The Washington is home to 171 gorgeously designed guest rooms ranging from traditional art deco to sleek, modern and progressive just check out the computer coded security systems and the gym.

The Chesterfield Mayfair is pretty fairly priced given the rather exclusive location and certainly within credible reach of those looking to treat themselves with a luxury break in the old smoke. Located a little away from the hurly burly of London’s famous shopping and travel districts the hotel has a gentle and understated feel where courtesy and tradition mix with a rather cheery 21st century attitude. Hotel rates from £96.00 pppn. If there are no rooms are free on the days you wish to travel, Room4U will provide an alternative list of Mayfair hotels and cheap b&b lodgings close to your first choice.