Spacious 3-Bedroom Residence in Exclusive Mayfair 7GC

Hotel Description

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first saw the address on Oxford Street, I almost wrote this place off. I mean, Oxford Street is basically tourist central, right? All that chaos and shopping madness. But here’s the thing that surprised me: this residence is tucked away just enough that you get the convenience without feeling like you’re sleeping inside a shopping mall. The building itself has this sort of understated elegance that you don’t expect from the street view – it’s one of those classic London spots where the real character reveals itself once you’re actually inside.

What really won me over was the space. Honestly, finding a proper 3-bedroom place in Mayfair that doesn’t cost your firstborn is pretty rare, and this one actually delivers on the “spacious” promise. The living areas flow nicely, and you know what? The kitchen is functional enough that you could actually cook if you wanted to avoid the £15 hotel breakfast trap. The bedrooms are well-proportioned too – I’ve stayed in so many London places where they call something a bedroom when it’s basically a closet with a window. Not here. Plus, the whole setup works brilliantly if you’re traveling with family or splitting costs with friends, which honestly makes the nightly rate much more reasonable when you break it down per person.

The location thing is where it gets interesting though. Yes, you’re on Oxford Street, but you’re also a genuine five-minute walk from Bond Street station – and I mean five minutes, not “London five minutes” which usually means ten. Hyde Park Corner is close enough for morning runs if that’s your thing, and here’s something the guidebooks don’t tell you: there’s this little stretch of quieter streets just behind the building where you can actually escape the crowds. The Tube connections are honestly fantastic – you can get pretty much anywhere in central London without those annoying transfers. I found myself walking to Covent Garden just because it felt doable, not like some epic urban hike. One thing to note though – weekends can get pretty lively on the street level, especially during shopping hours, but the building itself stays surprisingly quiet. The 8.4 rating makes sense to me; it’s not luxury hotel territory, but it’s solid, reliable, and the kind of place where everything just works the way it should. Sometimes that’s exactly what you need in a city that can be overwhelming enough on its own.

Rooms

• Three-Bedroom Apartment with 2 × 1 large double bed, 2 × 1 single bed and 2 sofa beds for 9 adults

Facilities