St James Hotel and Club London

About St James Hotel and Club London

Tucked away in a smart red and white Victorian townhouse, St Jamess Hotel and Club is a tranquil refuge in the heart of prestigious St Jamess, conveniently close to Mayfair and Piccadilly. Recently redesigned, the ambience is one of sophisticated elegance, this stylish hotel is just moments from exclusive shopping and West End theatres. With striking decor and a perfect blend of the classic and contemporary, many of the rooms and suites have a private balcony or terrace that overlook the rooftops of Westminster and St. Jamess. Take a look at the superb collection of artwork dotted throughout the hotel, then take a stroll through Green Park. Return to try the hotel s michelin starred restaurant, Seven Park Place by William Drabble,now one of only seven London restaurants to be recognised with this prestigious honour. This fine dining restaurant offers a menu which is French in style but made with primarily British ingredients. William s food can also be enjoyed in William s Bar and Bistro where an informal menu of modern and classic dishes is served. It is the perfect venue for pre theatre and post theatre supper. Traditional afternoon tea is served daily from 3.00pm to 5.30pm. Fine wines, champagnes and classic and modern cocktails are available in the Bar as well as a variety of spirits. The St. James s Hotel and Club is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.

One of the secrets of the success of the St. Jamess is its location in a quiet cul-de-sac that is only moments from Piccadilly Circus, traditionally known as the centre of London. Surrounding Piccadilly Circus are most of Londons West End Theatres making them just a short stroll from the St. Jamess. Also in Piccadilly is the Royal Academy of Arts in the beautiful and historic setting of Burlington House and home to a series of spectacular art exhibitions throughout the year. Art lovers will also appreciate the many smaller galleries that surround the hotel, including the famous White Cube, and shopaholics will love the many designer boutiques of nearby Saville Row, the home of fine tailoring, Bond Street and Regent Street. St. Jamess is known for its historic connections and St. Jamess Palace still dominates its surroundings: it was the royal connections that lead to the many bespoke shops that still have their premises in St. Jamess with James Lock the Hatters, Berry Bros and Rudd, wine merchants and Swaine Adeney and Brigg for leather goods amongst the most well known. London is a city known for its green spaces and the St. Jamess is close to three of the best with Green Park on our doorstep and St. Jamess Park and Hyde Park just a short stroll away. Continuing the historic and royal connections, Buckingham Palace can be reached via a pleasant walk through Green Park and the Cabinet War Rooms are nearby.