Athenaeum Townhouse Residences

Set within traditional red-brick townhouses, just a stone's throw from London's top landmarks, the Athenaeum Hotel townhouse residences offer modern London living from buildings rooted in history. Each 550 square foot residence is accessed via your own front door, with the possibility of discreet internal entry to the hotel too.

Each residence comes fully equipped with a kitchenette, dining table and a spacious living area. Separate bedrooms have California king beds, topped with the finest Hypnos mattresses, energy-efficient heating and cooling and LED lighting. For those travelling as a family, a sofa-bed or bunk bed offers more sleeping space in the lounge. Adjoining residences can be made interconnecting on request, making them ideal for families, groups and long-term stays.

Embodying five-star luxury with an independent spirit, the award-winning, family-run hotel is located in the heart of Mayfair, opposite the tranquility of Royal Green Park. Our rooms, suites and residences epitomize our proud British heritage, championing bespoke British craftsmanship with a nod to our Art Deco roots. With dining options including modern, seasonal dishes and decadent afternoon tea, the Athenaeum captures a quintessential spirit of London.

Dining Options at the Athenaeum

• 116 at The Athenaeum is a contemporary, British restaurant headed up by Executive Chef, Ian Howard. Relaxed yet chic interiors paired with inimitable service create a warm atmosphere to dine in. The inspiring, seasonal menus champion local producers and use only the very best ingredients. Open for daily for breakfast from 7 AM to 10:30 AM, lunch from 12 PM to 2:30 PM and dinner from 5:30 PM to 10 PM. A reservation is recommended.

• An intimate setting with floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the magnificent 'Living Wall', The Bar at The Athenaeum is a destination in its own right. Small nooks, plush sofas and leather chairs provide a luxurious environment, while backlit display cabinets show off our prized whisky collection alongside our favourite collectibles from around the world. Open Sunday to Thursday from 4 PM to 11 PM and Friday to Saturday from 4 PM to 12 AM.

Facilities at the Athenaeum

A boutique haven of tranquility, The Spa at the Athenaeum is a hidden gem, nestled beneath our Mayfair hotel. Indulge in bespoke Temple Spa treatments or enjoy a spa experience - perfect for a spot of relaxation combined with delicious fare at our restaurant, 116 at The Athenaeum. For guests staying at the hotel, the spa promises a space to relax and de-stress, complete with 24 hour gym. The Spa is open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM and must be booked in advance.

Attractions Near the Athenaeum

Wander just five minutes from The Athenaeum and you'll find Shepherd Market, a unique small square and piazza full of character. Browse a variety of boutique shops, restaurants and Victorian pubs - a real hidden gem in the heart of Mayfair.

'The most famous palace in the world', Buckingham Palace boasts over 775 rooms, 52 of which are official royal bedrooms and guest rooms. This grand piece of architecture has housed the British Monarchy since 1792 and is steeped in history. Be sure not to miss the changing of the guard, which happens every day at 11 AM.

With every designer shop you could wish for, Bond Street is an iconic street in the UK’s capital. Dating back to the 17th Century, Bond Street has close ties with the British Royal Family and houses many of the Royal British Warrant holders.

The Coronation Church of England, Westminster Abbey has hosted 16 Royal Weddings since 1100. Welcoming two million visitors a year, The Abbey is the second most visited church behind St Paul's Cathedral.

Big Ben has stood on the banks of the Thames since 1859 and is arguably London’s most iconic landmark. The tower itself is actually named the Elizabeth Tower, after Queen Elizabeth II. It’s the bell within the clock that is named Big Ben.

One of London's most iconic landmarks, Tower Bridge was built in 1894 and stands at over 65 metres tall. The bridge has become a symbol of London and is a must-see on any visit.