Westbury Mayfair

A LONDON ICON The first Westbury was opened in 1927 in New York City by the polo playing Phipps family, later in 1955 The Westbury London was opened, becoming the first luxury American hotel in London and one of the finest hotels in Mayfair. In 1999, Cola Holdings acquired The Westbury and set in motion some radical changes. GUESTROOMS & SUITES Newly renovated for 2017 by Alex Kravetz Designs, guests can enjoy a heightened sense of luxury with 225 classic chic bedrooms, of which 64 are suites. The contemporary elegance of our suites is soothing, refreshing and gently stimulating. Visually, they mix rich, opulent textures with calming finest natural marbles and redwood panelling. Our Terrace suites and Penthouse located on the 7th floor offer unparalleled Mayfair skyline views from the airy and well designed terraces. SERVICES The Westbury delivers luxury through personalised yet unobtrusive service excellence. The select number of our luxurious one bedroom suites come with tailored butler service to ensure the most memorable experience. Correspondingly the hotel has Fitness Centre and The Business Centre at the guest’s disposal 24/7. AN EPICUREAN UNIVERSE With four AA Rosettes, coveted Michelin star Alyn Williams at The Westbury offers a glimpse into his culinary artistry served in a stylish and elegant dining room. The restaurant also features 2 exclusive private dining rooms, the Wine Room and Aspen Room with maximum capacity of 22 guests. A secret gem in cosmopolitan London, The Polo Bar is an opulent Art Deco-inspired space named Best Hotel Bar by the London Club and Bar Awards 2016 and London’s Bar of the Year 2014 by The London Lifestyle Awards. The intimate 20 seater Tsukiji sushi restaurant is a perfect fusion of Japanese cuisine a