Curzon Mayfair

I do like the convenience of the Vue & Odeon cinemas - they are everywhere. But they are lacking in 'uniqueness'. When you come in to the Curzon Mayfair - quietly tucked in beautiful leafy streets it gives you a feel of having the cinema *experience* - just like back in the 1950s where people dress up for movies and it was an occasion - not an repeating loop of blockbusters and mass motion... more

Atrocious!!!! Disgraceful! Total disregard for a Disabled Customer!

Last week Saturday the 11th of February at 4pm, I got to this brand cinema I had heard so much about. As soon as I rolled up to the disabled access entrance, I noticed it was cornered off from the inside (the doors are made of glass).

With a look of confusion, I sent my two able-bodied buddies to walk in and ask someone how I... more

Lucky enough to have a friend working here :D

Watching a movie in this place is an experience, Up there in the balcony the VIP sits are just amazing!!

Very comfy and literally you can do whatever you want nobody's watching you'

Keep calm and enjoy the movie while sipping on champers! :) more

A bit of a trek from Green Park Station, through Shepherd's Market (which has a nice village-like feel, a charming small square tucked away between Piccadilly and Curzon Street).

The Curzon Mayfair has a huge screen 1, with really comfortable seating, and a smaller screen 2 up narrow stairs.

Been a few times for premieres and Q&A's. Premieres are more intimate here and you get more... more

I have often walked past the Curzon Mayfair and thought it was a unique location to have a cinema. I had always looked for an opportunity to go in and this week... I finally did!

I am a big James Bond fan. Seen 'em all. Many times. In the case of Live and Let Die... Hundreds of times! So. Spectre is out. First night. Sounds like the perfect opportunity to don a suit, head to a classy Mayfair... more