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The Stafford London

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Rated 9.0 in 1502 reviews. 104 rooms.

★★★★★

Book from $288

Just off Piccadilly and next to Green Park, The Stafford London is elegant, central, peaceful and charming. Alive with English character, it holds 5 AA Red Stars for its excellence and offers free Wi-Fi.

The Stafford London is ideal for West End theatres, dining, and shopping at Bond Street, Jermyn Street and Regent Street. Green Park Tube station and Victoria Station are within walking distance. Surrounded by art galleries and museums, the property is next the royal palaces and parks.

Enjoy fine contemporary British cuisine in The Game Bird, the American Bar, with a 380-year-old wine cellar for private functions and 24-hour room service. Guests can enjoy afternoon tea by the fire in The Gamebird Lounge.

The main house comprises three 17th-century town houses. A gym can also be found in the Mews. With an award-winning concierge service, The Stafford London offers rooms decorated in their own traditional style. Each boasts complimentary modern features and luxury bathroom amenities. Guests have a Bose Wave CD player, a satellite TV, a Nespresso coffee machine and a luxury private bathroom in every room.

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A guide to great places near The Stafford London

  1. Dukes Bar

    This płace is horrible. Please don't come here so I can have it to myself.

    76 m from hotel
    35 St. James's Pl

  2. Chutney Mary

    The best Indian in London. Everything we ate was excellent, the device was brilliant, atmosphere romantic, cocktails good too

    132 m from hotel
    73 St. James's St

  3. Berry Bros & Rudd

    Britain’s oldest wine merchant has supplied the Royal Family since the reign of George III. The giant coffee scales have been used to weigh famous customers including William Pitt and Lord Byron.

    162 m from hotel
    3 St James's St

  4. Novikov

    If ur lucky, try the fresh king crab! A bit pricy but how often wud u have a taste of that? With the black cod and some Turtle Legs, accompanied by Gyotaku! OMFG the Gyotaku!! Jorge's ur wine man👍.

    269 m from hotel
    50a Berkeley St

  5. Green Park

    In the 18th century the park was notorious for highwaymen and Horace Walpole was one of many robbed here. Handel’s ‘Music for the Royal Fireworks’ was composed for an event here in 1749.

    278 m from hotel
    Piccadilly

  6. The Arts Club

    It's been a while since Charles Dickens & Claude Monet hung here, but this members-only club still attracts A-listers, like current members Gwyneth Paltrow and Kim Cattrall.

    291 m from hotel
    40 Dover St

  7. Gymkhana

    Fabulous quirky Indian Michelin star. Game meat a speciality!! Great service and ambiance.

    309 m from hotel
    42 Albemarle St

  8. Fortnum & Mason

    For a treasure trove of festive delights, head to Fortnum & Mason where hampers come packaged in signature F&M-stamped wicker baskets, and for special orders, come delivered on a horse drawn carriage.

    311 m from hotel
    181 Piccadilly

  9. Royal Academy of Arts

    Visit the annual summer exhibition, which is London’s largest open submission art exhibition. It has been going for 242 years, and is an incredible collection of established and emerging artists.

    373 m from hotel
    50-52 Piccadilly

  10. Waterstones

    Now Europe's largest bookshop with 150,000 titles in stock and over eight and a half miles of shelving, you should be able to locate just what you are looking for - if not, ask a bookseller!

    494 m from hotel
    203/206 Piccadilly

  11. COYA London

    At the newest opening from restaurateur Arjun Waney, aristos and art dealers alike dine on sea-bream ceviche, rib eye with chimichurri, and other bites from Peru. More: http://tandl.me/11DXO0J

    0.5 km from hotel
    118 Piccadilly

  12. St James's Park

    Originally a deer park for Henry VIII, so he could hunt while staying at Whitehall Palace, the park was laid out in a formal style by Charles II, when Pepys came here to watch ice skating.

    0.6 km from hotel
    The Mall