Hotel
The May Fair
Prices for The May Fair
| Single with ensuite bathroom: | £220.00 to £280.00(USD364.64) per room per night, room only |
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| Double with ensuite bathroom: | £225.00 to £449.00(USD372.93) per room per night, room only |
| Twin with ensuite bathroom: | From £270.00(USD447.51) per room per night, room only |
| Family with ensuite bathroom: | £215.00 to £445.00(USD356.35) per room per night, room only |
About The May Fair
The May Fair is a luxury 5 star hotel, set in exclusive Mayfair in the heart of the capital.
The contemporary lobby has been furnished with creations from some of the world's top design houses; sofas and chairs are by Fendi, chandeliers by Baccarat and paintings from St Petersburg.
You can relax and luxuriate in the generously proportioned bedrooms. In-room amenities include a mini-bar, turn down service, dual-line phones and modem connections. Enjoy complimentary wi-fi internet access and a digital entertainment system with a wide choice of films and music.
Key features at this 5 star London hotel include a new business centre open 24 hours a day, complimentary wireless internet access, a private theatre and the luxury May Fair Spa - an oasis of zen-calm providing treatments, including Hammam relaxation beds and aromatic steam rooms.
For business meetings, events and conferences The May Fair offers some amazing venues combined with the very latest audio-visual systems. Show-stopping spaces include a state-of-the-art THX certified private theatre, the stunning Crystal ball room for up to 350 people, the Danziger suite for up to 300 guests plus the awe-inspiring split-level atrium for up to 100.
The Amba bar and grill is the epitome of style and luxury with its open theater kitchen, leather upholstery, granite flooring and rich amber wall coverings, serving imaginative but unpretentious seasonal British food. The May Fair bar with its mohair sofas and grey leather chairs serves some of the best Mojito's, Bellini's and Cosmopolitan's in London.
The May Fair is located right in the heart of Mayfair, with Piccadilly, Bond Street, Knightsbridge, Green Park and Buckingham Palace close by. The hotel is also conveniently located for Trafalgar Square, The National Portrait Gallery, West End theatres, Hyde Park, Royal Academy of Arts, Regent Street and a myriad of clubs, bars and restaurants.
The May Fair Facilities
| Children |
Children welcome |
|---|---|
| Bookable product facilities |
Colour television in all bedrooms Hairdryer in all bedrooms Internet access Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms Telephone in all bedrooms |
| Provider features |
In town/city centre |
| Catering |
Bar Serve breakfast Serve evening meal Serve lunch Room service Caters for vegetarians |
| Leisure facilities |
Gym Health/fitness/beauty facilities Sauna |
| Provider facilities |
Air conditioning throughout Business facilities Currency exchange Conference facilities Separate guests' lounge Ironing facilities Laundry service Lift Foreign languages spoken Night porter |
| Booking and payment details |
American Express accepted Diners Club accepted Euros accepted MasterCard accepted Sterling travellers' cheques accepted Maestro accepted Visa accepted |
The May Fair Address
| Address: |
Stratton Street, London
London
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| Telephone: | +44 (0)20 7629 7777 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7629 1459 |
| Email: | resmayf@radisson.com |
| Website: | http://www.radissonedwardian.com/mayfair |
Location Information for The May Fair
| Address: |
Stratton Street, London
London
|
|---|---|
| Telephone: | +44 (0)20 7629 7777 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7629 1459 |
| Email: | resmayf@radisson.com |
| Website: | http://www.radissonedwardian.com/mayfair |
| Public transport: | Green Park, London Underground |
Latest 5 reviews of The May Fair
Contemporary, Comfortable, Convenient.
Only stayed one night in a big, comfy, bed. Nice Bathroom. Good Breakfast buffet, hot food cooked to order.
Terrible Hotel,Worst service
I had chosen this hotel just for the position and for the good report seen in Trip Advisor but unfortunately was a terrible experience.
Though a friend i booked 2 normal room because an upgrade was promised due to big avaibility of the hotel. Instead no upgrade at arrival despite a Silver card of Gold Point Plus showed at the check in.
At 4 pm, one of the two room was not ready, the luggage stand 20 minutes alone in the lobby, and after 15 minutes they gave as the 350 room (one of the worst and smallest). The room was small and noisy in the night (3 floor just in front of Nobu and other clubs and restaurant).
They didn't clean the day after because we forgot to use MAKE UP ROOM botton, and when we did at 8.30pm was too late.
The last day we ask a late check out at 3pm just for one room to leave our luggage and use bathroom but they asked 20 GBP each our.
Finally, just 3 lifts,always busy, often the key card wasn't working. A man who worked there said that always happens.
Forget it if you are looking for luxury and enjoy other hotel in this wonderful city
Great hotel in a perfect location
My wife and I have just returned from a two night break in the May Fair Hotel, London.
It is just minutes walk from the Green Park tube station, had a good sized bedroom (we stayed in a deluxe room with terrace), a lovely restaurant (where Mel B, ie ex Spice Girl ,was at the next table!) and two good bars.
I would definitely stay here again when next in London.
Manners, not a word known in The May Fair!
Having wanted to stay at this hotel for many years I finally got the chance. I had looked on their website to enquire about rooms and prices. Not understanding how to book a twin deluxe (I could only see superior twin) I called the reservation directly. I told the person on the phone my wish and told them I needed a twin room (I would have been visiting with my father). I was told the price would be £722.20. A double Deluxe would have cost £488 and once I asked why was there such a steep difference in price when only two people would be staying in the room (eg like a double only the fact I wanted a twin room) I was told very rudely and abruptly that, and I quote "well if you can't afford the price I have stated why are you interested in staying at this type of hotel" and the phone was put down on me.
I have been extreamly upset about the comments. I no way was I ignorant or angry towards the member of staff (whose name I cannot remember as I was so shocked at the time) and I did not expect to be spoke to in that way. I have stayed at Radisson hotels before and never had any troubles but this has extreamly upset me.
If you want to stay at this hotel you better let the Hotel see your bank balance first as they don't seem to want "other" people to use their hotel.
Good hotel for celebrity spotting
Dear Reviewer
Further to your recent stay at the May Fair Hotel I am in receipt of your comments which I would like to thank you for, this feedback is an essential tool for members of the public looking to make an informed decision as to where to stay when in London.
I am glad that you felt the hotel was overal well equipped, I note your comment about the rooms having no views, and although this is true of the inner facing rooms we do have a variety of different rooms which enjoy different aspects and would gladly try to accomodate your preference should you be returning.
I would like to thank you for this very helpful feedback and I sincerely hope with have an opportunity of welcoming you back to the May Fair sometime in the future.
Regards
Charles P. Oak
General Manager
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