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I stayed there a lot during the 1990s and 2000s. It had a James Bond flair at that time. Now for the first time since then, I was there again for the week. It is an efficient hospitality machine. But that is about all I...More
If your flight comes in early in the morning make sure you book your room for the night before otherwise yiu could waiy for a room till 3pm. Lucky for me my rooms was still not ready at 3pm so I got upgraded into an...More
we stayed with my family for 3 days. One of the best places I have ever stayed.! A very spacious place with excellent service with a fantastic view of Hyde Park. A bit expensive but it was worth it. The apartment had two bedrooms one...More
It is a wonderful option in London. The apartments are new with all the service you need, free internet, movies, very comfortable rooms, nice beds all with a very good taste.
The service is also very good the concierge (coordinating by Adbel) are always there...More
$317 - $660 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Also Known As
Grosvenor Apartments London, England
Location
United Kingdom > England > London > Mayfair
Number of rooms
494
Price range
$317 - $660 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Also Known As
Grosvenor Apartments London, England
Location
United Kingdom > England > London > Mayfair
Nearby
Mayfair
Set beside some of London's best parks and home to world-class galleries, luxurious hotels, and famed thoroughfares, the ultra upscale Mayfair is one of London's most exclusive haunts. Here the shopping is haute, the dining is exquisite, and the nightlife is vibrant. A casual stroll through the area’s chic streets will reveal that Michelin stars and chauffeured cars are practically the norm here. Even
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if you're on a tight budget, this exceptionally well connected swath of Central London is worth exploring, if only for the chance to take a peak at the goings on of upper crust English society.
