Best for
Choose 1 Hotel Mayfair if you want Green Park, Piccadilly and Bond Street close by, with a calmer, nature-led base between plans.
Best for
Choose 1 Hotel Mayfair if you want Green Park, Piccadilly and Bond Street close by, with a calmer, nature-led base between plans.
What makes it special
Reclaimed materials, BREEAM Excellent credentials and living greenery give the hotel’s sustainability promise substance beyond its softly styled interiors.
Room to consider
If outdoor space matters, compare terrace categories against your dates and confirm the exact layout and terrace before committing to a room.
Insider tip
Reserve Dovetale and Bamford treatments before arrival, then leave time for a drink at Dover Yard overlooking the botanical courtyard.
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1 Hotel Mayfair sits on Berkeley Street, close to Green Park, Bond Street, Piccadilly, and the West End. It is the first European hotel from 1 Hotels, and the location gives the brand a very particular London test: how to bring its nature-led identity into one of the city's most established luxury districts without making the result feel staged.
The hotel works best when it is read as a Mayfair address with a quieter environmental layer. Green Park is close enough to influence the mood of the property. Bond Street, St. James's, Hyde Park, galleries, restaurants, private clubs, and theatres are all part of the surrounding map. The result is a London stay that feels central, but not trapped in the usual hotel language of Mayfair.
Room layout, views and bathroom style depend on the bed option booked.
Wood floors, stone carved by hand and live plants give these rooms their natural character. There is a place to sit away from the bed, either on a corner sofa or by the window, depending on the layout. Cotton linens dress the bed, with robes and slippers ready to use.
Most bathrooms have a rain shower. Some rooms with two queen beds have a deep tub with a shower built into it instead. A coffee machine and stocked minibar are also provided. Some rooms face inward, while others look toward the city. Connecting rooms and rooms with wheelchair access are available in selected layouts.
Wood floors, stone carved by hand and live plants give these rooms their natural character. There is a place to sit away from the bed,...
Glass divides the bedroom from the bathroom in this open layout.
Reclaimed wood, stone and living greenery bring texture to the interior, with large windows drawing daylight into the space. A sitting area gives you a place to settle with a book or a drink from the minibar. Timber flooring continues the use of natural materials underfoot.
The bathroom has a rain shower, with soft cotton robes and slippers provided. A coffee and tea maker is close at hand, and the bed is dressed in cotton linens. Connecting rooms are available for guests traveling together.
Reclaimed wood, stone and living greenery bring texture to the interior, with large windows drawing daylight into the space. A sitting area gives you a...
Rooms in this category occupy the hotel’s top two floors.
Large windows bring daylight into the room, which is furnished with natural materials and live plants. There is a place to sit away from the bed, where you can read or have a coffee. Wood and stone details sit alongside cotton bed linens and soft furnishings.
The bathroom has a rain shower, with cotton robes and slippers provided. A coffee and tea maker and stocked minibar keep drinks close at hand. The bed and sitting area share one space, with air conditioning to adjust the room temperature.
Large windows bring daylight into the room, which is furnished with natural materials and live plants. There is a place to sit away from the...
All rooms in this category are on the seventh floor. Outdoor space varies by individual room.
The garden outside is visible through the large windows, which bring daylight into the room. Wood, stone and live plants give the interior its natural texture. A place to sit allows you to read or spend time indoors, apart from the bed.
The bathroom has a walk-in shower, with cotton robes and slippers provided. A coffee and tea maker and stocked minibar are close at hand. Cotton linens dress the bed, and air conditioning lets you adjust the temperature. The room opens onto its own planted outdoor space.
The garden outside is visible through the large windows, which bring daylight into the room. Wood, stone and live plants give the interior its natural...
The bedroom and seating area share an open layout; there is no separate living room.
A corner sofa anchors the sitting area, giving the suite a place to read, talk or take a break away from the bed. Daylight comes through the windows, and the interior combines natural accents with a simple arrangement of furniture. Cotton bed linens continue the soft, tactile finish of the room.
The bathroom has a rain shower, with cotton robes and slippers ready for use. A stocked minibar and coffee maker provide refreshments in the suite. Wood, stone and greenery continue through the guest accommodation, with timber flooring underfoot. A nightly turndown service is available on request.
A corner sofa anchors the sitting area, giving the suite a place to read, talk or take a break away from the bed. Daylight comes...
The open-plan suite looks onto the courtyard.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the suite, which has a corner sofa for time spent away from the bed. Wood details and live plants give the interior its natural character, with cotton linens dressing the bed.
A walk-in shower is fitted in the bathroom, with robes and slippers supplied. The coffee maker and stocked minibar are available within the room. These suites occupy the top two floors of the hotel. Connecting rooms are available for guests staying with friends or family.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the suite, which has a corner sofa for time spent away from the bed. Wood details and live plants give...
Suites in this category occupy the hotel’s top two floors.
Handmade furniture and dark wood give the interior its character. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the living room, where plants add green to the deep timber tones. The sitting area provides room to read or spend time together, with the bedroom separate from the lounge.
The bathroom has a rain shower, and cotton robes and slippers are provided. Cotton linens dress the bed, while a stocked minibar and coffee machine keep drinks close at hand. Air conditioning allows you to adjust the temperature in the suite.
Handmade furniture and dark wood give the interior its character. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight into the living room, where plants add green to the deep...
All suites in this category are on the seventh floor.
A corner sofa gives the separate living room its own place to relax, apart from the bedroom. Daylight comes through floor-to-ceiling windows, with wood, stone and live plants bringing texture to the interior. There is also seating outside, so time in the suite need not be spent indoors.
The bathroom has a walk-in rain shower, with cotton robes and slippers provided. A stocked minibar and coffee maker are close at hand. Cotton linens dress the bed, and connecting rooms are available for guests traveling together.
A corner sofa gives the separate living room its own place to relax, apart from the bedroom. Daylight comes through floor-to-ceiling windows, with wood, stone...
The penthouse occupies the eighth floor, with a dining table seating six inside the suite.
Glass from floor to ceiling gives the living space its greenhouse feel. A corner sofa provides a place to sit away from the bedroom, with daylight reaching the indoor dining area. Wood, stone and live plants bring texture to the rooms, while cotton linens dress the bed.
The bathroom has a freestanding tub and a separate walk-in shower. Cotton robes and slippers are supplied, with a coffee and tea maker and stocked minibar close at hand. Alongside the wider views of London, the windows look toward Piccadilly.
Glass from floor to ceiling gives the living space its greenhouse feel. A corner sofa provides a place to sit away from the bedroom, with...
The outdoor table seats six, with sofa seating for ten on the terrace.
A dining table for six sits inside the suite, with a corner sofa in the separate living room. The private bedroom keeps the sleeping space apart from the areas used for dining and relaxing. Full-height windows bring daylight into the suite. On the seventh floor, it opens out to the garden terrace.
The bathroom pairs a freestanding bathtub with a walk-in shower. A walk-in wardrobe and an additional WC add useful space beyond the main bathroom. Cotton robes, slippers and a coffee and tea maker are provided, alongside a stocked minibar.
A dining table for six sits inside the suite, with a corner sofa in the separate living room. The private bedroom keeps the sleeping space...
The bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe. A guest WC is separate from the main bathroom.
The garden terrace wraps around the suite, following the edge of the building. Inside, a large sofa forms the center of the living room, with a dining table for meals or time spent together. The bedroom is separate, keeping the sleeping area apart from the suite’s shared spaces.
A freestanding bathtub and walk-in rain shower provide two distinct bathing options. Cotton robes and slippers are supplied, while a coffee and tea maker and stocked minibar are available in the suite. Doors open from the living space to the outdoors and admit natural light.
The garden terrace wraps around the suite, following the edge of the building. Inside, a large sofa forms the center of the living room, with...
The living room has a double-height ceiling. The bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe.
A bar formed from a tree stump and a raw timber dining table give the main living space its character. Colors drawn from Green Park run through the suite, alongside natural wood and stone. The lounge provides space to gather around the bar and table, apart from the sleeping area.
The bathroom has a sunken tiger-stone bathtub and a rain shower with two showerheads. Beyond the park, the outlook takes in the London skyline. A terrace wraps around the penthouse, following the edge of the building. Cotton bed linens and live plants add softer touches among the wood and stone.
A bar formed from a tree stump and a raw timber dining table give the main living space its character. Colors drawn from Green Park...
The Berkeley Street address gives the hotel strong access to both Mayfair and the parks. Green Park is the nearest natural reference point, while St. James's Park and Hyde Park are also within reach. That matters because 1 Hotels depends on a connection to nature, and in London the parks are the most credible version of that idea.
For guests, the location is practical. Mayfair dining, Bond Street shopping, Piccadilly, galleries, and the West End can be reached without treating the hotel as a transport project. It suits travelers who want central London with a calmer base.
1 Hotel Mayfair carries extra weight because it is the brand's first European property. That makes it more than another London opening. It shows how the brand translates its American eco-luxury language into a historic, dense, high-value neighborhood.
The best parts of the hotel come from that translation. The design uses greenery, natural materials, and softer textures, but the setting is still unmistakably Mayfair. It is not a resort concept dropped into London. It is a city hotel trying to slow the pace without losing urban sharpness.
The sustainability story is unusually measurable. The project retained more than 80 percent of the existing structure, reducing demolition waste and embodied carbon. It also achieved BREEAM Excellent standards, a meaningful building credential rather than a vague environmental claim.
That matters in a city where many luxury hotels talk about sustainability but hide the proof. Here, the strongest point is not only what guests see in the lobby. It is also the construction decision behind the hotel: reuse first, then rebuild around it.
The interiors use greenery, stone, wood, soft colors, and tactile surfaces to create a gentler rhythm than many Mayfair hotels. Some reports describe more than 1,300 plants, trees, and shrubs across the property, which helps the natural concept feel visible rather than decorative.
The rooms continue that language with oak flooring, hand-chiseled stone, filtered water taps, Bamford bath products, in-room greenery, yoga mats, and softer bedding choices. The details are not loud. They build a quiet, practical version of wellness inside a central London hotel.
Dovetale is one of the hotel's strongest assets. The restaurant is led by Tom Sellers, known for the two-Michelin-starred Restaurant Story, and focuses on British cooking, seasonal ingredients, and a more relaxed sense of occasion than a formal hotel dining room.
Its importance is not only culinary. Dovetale gives 1 Hotel Mayfair a London identity beyond the rooms. A strong restaurant helps the hotel connect with the neighborhood, not only with overnight guests.
Dover Yard adds a signature cocktail bar and courtyard setting, giving the hotel a quieter evening space just off the Mayfair street grid. It is useful because it softens the transition between busy central London and the hotel interior.
Neighbours, the lobby café, works at a different pace. It gives guests coffee, light food, and a casual meeting point. Together with Dovetale, these spaces create a full daily rhythm rather than one formal restaurant doing too much work.
Bamford Wellness Spa gives the hotel a credible wellness layer. The connection to Bamford fits the 1 Hotels brand, but it also fits Britain, where Bamford's roots at Daylesford Organic Farm give the spa a local context rather than a generic imported name.
The spa is especially useful in Mayfair because the city outside is dense and fast. Treatments, calmer materials, and recovery-focused spaces give the hotel a reason to be chosen for more than location.
The Field House includes Technogym equipment and supports guests who want to keep a fitness routine while staying in central London. In-room touches such as yoga mats, filtered water, and Bamford products make the wellness message part of daily use rather than a single spa appointment.
This is where the hotel is most convincing: not in big claims, but in the small details that make the stay easier. Good lighting, water, movement, quiet textures, and a park nearby are practical benefits in a city hotel.
The hotel has a mix of rooms and suites, including larger categories with park or city outlooks. The strongest rooms are those that combine Mayfair location with a sense of calm: soft natural materials, greenery, enough space to work or rest, and views that remind guests where they are.
In a neighborhood full of high-end addresses, 1 Hotel Mayfair stands out by avoiding heavy traditionalism. It is more relaxed and more contemporary, while still close to the old London markers that matter to many travelers.
1 Hotel Mayfair is a strong choice for travelers looking for a sustainable luxury hotel in London with Green Park nearby, serious dining, a Bamford spa, and easy access to Mayfair, Bond Street, and the West End. It suits guests who want central London without the stiffness of a more formal grand hotel.
The hotel's value is specific: Berkeley Street, Green Park, Dovetale, Dover Yard, Bamford, BREEAM Excellent construction, and a design language that makes Mayfair feel calmer. That is what gives the property its editorial strength.
Filtered water taps in every room make refilling a bottle straightforward, adding a practical everyday detail to the hotel's nature-led approach.
Dovetale, Dover Yard and Neighbours cover considered dining, cocktails and quick coffee, giving guests useful choices throughout a London day.
Green Park proximity and Bamford wellness make downtime practical, whether the day is filled with meetings, galleries or Mayfair shopping.
3 Berkeley St, London, W1J 8DL, United Kingdom
Yes. 1 Hotel Mayfair is a strong luxury choice in London for travellers who want a Mayfair address with a modern, nature-led style. It works especially well for guests who want Green Park, Piccadilly, Bond Street, Berkeley Square, restaurants, galleries and shopping within a polished central London base.
1 Hotel Mayfair is on Berkeley Street at the edge of Piccadilly, close to Green Park and Berkeley Square. The location is one of its strongest advantages because guests can move easily between Mayfair, St James's, Soho, Bond Street, Buckingham Palace and the wider West End.
1 Hotel Mayfair feels more contemporary and sustainability-led than many traditional Mayfair hotels. Instead of old-school club formality, it uses reclaimed materials, living greenery, natural textures, wellness spaces and a softer design language. It is best for guests who want luxury to feel fresh rather than ceremonial.
1 Hotel Mayfair has 181 rooms and suites. The scale is useful: large enough for serious hotel infrastructure, but still focused enough to feel curated. Rooms range from compact Mayfair bases to larger suites and terrace categories with stronger views or outdoor space.
Choose a Skyline or Green Park-facing category if views matter. Terrace suites are better for travellers who want rare outdoor space in Mayfair. The higher suites suit special-occasion stays, while entry rooms make sense when location, design and restaurants matter more than extra square footage.
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