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Comment about hotels in the Mayfair London
Mayfair is an area in the City of Westminster London, named after the fortnight-long May Fair that took place there from 1686 until it was banned in that location in 1764. Prior to 1686, the May Fair was held in The Haymarket, and after 1764, it moved to Fair Field in Bow.
Mayfair is roughly bordered by Hyde Park to the west, Oxford Street to the north, Green Park to the south and Regent Street to the east. Most of the area was first developed between the mid 17th century and the mid 18th century as a fashionable residential district, by a number of landlords, the most important of them the Grosvenor family. The freehold of a large section of Mayfair still belongs to the current Duke of Westminster.
The district is now mainly commercial, with many offices in converted houses and new buildings, including major corporate headquarters and a concentration of hedge funds. Rents are among the highest in London and the world. There is still a substantial amount of residential property, as well as some exclusive shopping, London's largest concentration of luxury hotels and many fine restaurants. Buildings in Mayfair include the United States Embassy on Grosvenor Square near the Roosevelt Memorial, the Royal Academy of Arts, the Grosvenor House Hotel and Claridge's.
Mayfair is the most expensive property on a British Monopoly set.
QUESTION: Why should I choose a the Mayfair hotel?
In our opinion, Mayfair is a very expensive area to stay, resting on the international reputation of Park Lane and also of the sky high property prices. It is a very exclusive area. If you are looking for a Mayfair hotel then expect to pay a minimum of £ 150 a night minimum. It offers easy access to many upmarket bars, restaurants and shops in keeping with the area. For lower rates closeby have a look at Knightsbridge or Oxford Street.
If this area is not for you then look at Kensington to the south-west of the Mayfair for alternative London hotels.
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 The Dorchester is on Park Lane Mayfair and is one of the best known international luxury hotels in London being frequented by movie stars and the rich who adore its traditional british styling and manner. This is the opposite of a minimalist contemporary hotel and guest comfort is paramount.
Comment about the Dorchester London:
Suprisingly enough, its usually possible to get a standard room for less than 300 pounds and given its reputation, class and location this is a good sensible rate for Park Lane Mayfair.
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 Claridges Hotel in London is a 5 star hotel which is ideally located in the area of Mayfair, a very upmarket central district. Within easy walking distance are many attractions and landmarks, in particular, the US Embassy, Park Lane, Oxford Street, Bond Street, Harley Street and Theatreland.
Claridges is a British Institution. In the 1930's, there was a major redesign which resulted in half of the rooms being art deco and the remaining ones Victorian. In saying that, now all 200 rooms offer 21st century facilities and leading designers have been recruited to ensure that this leading London hotel is a perfect place for the discerning traveller to stay.
Claridges is also home to the world famous chef Gordon Ramsay who manages and oversees the main restaurant "Gordon Ramsay at Claridges". This Michelin Star chef, regularly featured in the media, offers some of the finest dining in London.
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 The Ascott Mayfair apartments are located just off Park Lane and only a few minutes walk from Bond Street, Oxford Street, Piccadilly and Hyde Park. This 1920's art deco building combines all the comforts and amenities of home, with the range of facilities and highly personalised service of a luxury hotel.
Comment about the Ascott Mayfair London:
The location can not be beat. Close walk to 3 tube stations and great resturants, shopping, and pubs all in the neighborhood. A very personal service in an upmarket accommodation.
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 Browns Hotel, lies between Mayfair and Piccadilly on Albemarle Street. This luxury 5 star London hotel was totally refurbished in 2005 and opened December 2005 as a full blown luxury hotel. Local attractions are plentiful and include Bond Street, Cork Street, St James's, Garrard,, Asprey, Sketch, The Wolseley, Royal Academy of Arts, Fortnum & Mason, Burlington Arcade, Green Park, Buckingham Palace and Knightsbridge
Comment about Browns Hotel London:
A serious London luxury hotel in an amazing afluent location where you can experience the very best of Londons culture, shops and restaurants.
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 Dating back to its opening in 1618, the Park Lane Mews Hotel has always been a popular choice for travellers to London. A four star hotel in Mayfair, offering the atmosphere of an English Country House, the hotel is recommended for all guests whether you are staying for business or pleasure. The hotel offers traditionally styled public areas and traditional rooms accented with contemporary touches. Perfectly located, with easy access to any of the London sights, areas and airports, the Park Lane Mews Hotel is highly recommended.
Comment about the Park Lane Mews London:
Unbelievable value for money !!
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