The Millennium Hotel Mayfair

Introduction: Opposite the American Embassy in the centre of the exclusive Mayfair area is the Millennium Hotel Mayfair London. The hotel is on the South side of Grosvenor Square overlooking the open space in the middle of the Square that forms something of an tranquil island from the road that surrounds it. The main entrance to the hotel however is behind the hotel in Adams Row. Less than 400 yards to the West, just across Park Lane, is Hyde Park which itself is adjacent to Kensington Park Gardens. The park has a long history having seen many historic events in its past including hangings and riots. Today it provides a great place for all the family with no end of things to do and see including horse riding (from nearby stables) and boating on serpentine lake when weather permits. Its also often used for open air concerts. High quality and upmarket shopping is all around the hotel. Oxford Street to the North is the most densely populated street in terms of shop square footage in Europe and is very much geared to the tourist. To the east is the fashion and jewellery of Bond Street while just beyond Bond Street is Regent Street with a broader mix of shops, boutiques and restaurants. To the South is Piccadilly home to famous names such as Fortnum and Mason where many of the rich and famous prefer to shop. Perhaps testimony to the exclusivity of the area is the fact that Mayfair is the most expensive street on the English version of the monopoly board. The location is also very much part of central London and affords easy access to all the major tourist areas. Local attractions include Speakers Corner (0.3 miles), Marble Arch (0.4 miles), Wallace Collection (0.4 miles), Piccadilly Circus (0.7 miles), Buckingham Palace (0.8 miles), Madame Tusauds (0.8 miles) and Harrods Department Store (1 mile).

Hotel:
The Millennium Mayfair is a 5 star luxury hotel with traditional British hospitality which was once the home duchess of kendal. Features no less than two restaurants and two bars. The building started life as a mansion in the 1700's when it was in use as a residential stately home for the Duchess of Kendal and it still retains its original Georgian facade. The hotel is the spot where Wellington's victory over Nelson was announced.
Here you will friendly service but where your privacy is respected. The decor is stylish and elegant and combines with the relaxed and intimate feel.
Bedrooms:
Standard bedroom facilities include Air Conditioning, Bathrobe, Cable TV with pay movies, Coffee/Tea maker, Desk, Hair Dryer, In-room Safe, Individual Climate Control, Iron/Ironing Board, Mini Bar, Modem/Data Port Connection, broadband internet access, international power sockets, Pay-per-view Movies and Telephone with voicemail. The standard rooms are 26 sq meters and the decor uses soothing tones for a feeling of relaxation.
Superior rooms are 36.5 sq meters and contemporary in style.
Club rooms are the same size as standard rooms but give access to the club lounge on the seventh floor. The lounge offers a complimentary continental breakfast along with pastries and drinks all day long. You will find newspapers here and in the evening canapés and champagne are served. The lounge has a wires internet service and interview rooms. One handy service that goes along these rooms is one free suit press during your stay at the hotel.
The Club plus rooms have the benefits of the club lounge but are larger than the normal club rooms at 36.5 sq meters.
Suites are 54.5 sq meters and have views out over Grosvenor Square. Luxuriously furnished and with its own lounge. Bathroom are created from Italian marble. Suites also have access to the club lounge.
Room service is provided 24 hours daily and a full maid service operates at this hotel.
Dining Options:
Brian Turner Mayfair: An 86 seat capacity a la carte restaurant which takes it names from the celebrity chef that runs it. Cuisine is traditional Britain and makes use of organic ingredients. The decor is described as retro chic with an intimate appeal. Breakfast has a choice of full of continental. Open: 06.30 till 10.00 (07.00 till 10.30 weekends), 12.00 till 14.30 (not weekends), 18.30 till 22.30.
Turner Bar: room to seat 45 guests and located right next door to the Turner restaurant. A trendy venue which makes use of small chairs which adds to the ambience. A full range of drinks are served while it specialises in classic cocktails along with its won creations. Open 12.00 till midnight (from 18.00 Saturday and Sunday and shuts 22.30 Sunday).
Turner Private Dining Room: A large contemporary private dining room with its own lounge and able to accommodate between 60 and 110 guests. Features large full height windows.
Pine Bar: Cocktail bar. Features pub style stools with oak panelling on the walls. Intimate style. Live piano music and serves light snacks/meals. Open: 09.00 till 02.00 (for residents)
Shogun: Authentic Japanese cuisine. Open daily except Mondays. The restaurants is held in high regard for its broad ranging menu. Open: 18.00 till 23.00 (closed on Mondays).
More:
The Millennium Mayfair hotel has business centre onsite where facilities includes secretarial services, photocopying, faxing, courier and printing. Mobile phones and pagers are also available for hire. There are three booths available in the Business Centre for guests where guests can plug in faxes and computers. The centre is open 24/7.
There are also 10 meeting/conference rooms able to handle anything from 1 to 700 delegates cocktail style.
All public areas of the hotel have a WiFi internet connection.
The hotel has a wedding licence and can perform ceremonies.
Additional services include 24/7 reception and concierge, currency exchange and laundry/dry cleaning pickup.
The hotel has 24 hour fitness suite with the latest in cardio and resistance equipment as well as free weights.
An added convenience is the London taxi rank right outside the hotel entrance.

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Parking: NCP pay car park beneath hotel.
Room Numbers: 348
Check-in: 14.00 (2 pm)
Check-out: 12.00 noon