Connaught
London, England
At the heart of London?s Mayfair Village, the Connaught is a perfect blend of contemporary style, understated elegance and classic English character. An unending commitment to intuitive service, impeccable standards of comfort and exceptional cuisine has made it the first choice for those in the know. This beautifully appointed residence is regarded as the ultimate in sophistication, and the perfect place to rest, relax and dine in style.
From some of London?s most breathtaking rooms and suites and Michelin starred cuisine to the calm retreat of Europe?s first Aman Spa and the charm of the Connaught and Coburg Bars; the Connaught is unique amongst the world?s finest hotels for its blend of glorious Victorian design and the modern touches demanded by today?s discerning traveller. The Connaught is also alongside the shops and restaurants of Mount Street, just a short stroll from London?s most peaceful parks and gardens and the perfect base for connoisseurs of fine dining, fine art and exclusive shopping.
The Connaught occupies a quiet corner in the heart of Mayfair Village - one of the most exclusive and fashionable districts of London. Overlooking the calm of Carlos Place and the stunning Tadao Ando water feature ?Silence??as well as several contemporary and find art galleries. Guests can enjoy the finer things in life right on the Connaught?s doorstep. It is also however just minutes from exquisite restaurants, and within walking distance of some of London?s most charming parks and gardens. And with Oxford Street, the West End and the airports all easily accessible, the Connaught is the perfect London base.
From some of London?s most breathtaking rooms and suites and Michelin starred cuisine to the calm retreat of Europe?s first Aman Spa and the charm of the Connaught and Coburg Bars; the Connaught is unique amongst the world?s finest hotels for its blend of glorious Victorian design and the modern touches demanded by today?s discerning traveller. The Connaught is also alongside the shops and restaurants of Mount Street, just a short stroll from London?s most peaceful parks and gardens and the perfect base for connoisseurs of fine dining, fine art and exclusive shopping.
The Connaught occupies a quiet corner in the heart of Mayfair Village - one of the most exclusive and fashionable districts of London. Overlooking the calm of Carlos Place and the stunning Tadao Ando water feature ?Silence??as well as several contemporary and find art galleries. Guests can enjoy the finer things in life right on the Connaught?s doorstep. It is also however just minutes from exquisite restaurants, and within walking distance of some of London?s most charming parks and gardens. And with Oxford Street, the West End and the airports all easily accessible, the Connaught is the perfect London base.
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? Heathrow: 50 min.
? Gatwick: 1h30 min.
ACCOMMODATION
?121 rooms of which 33 suites, all individually designed by Guy Oliver and David Collins, with a classic Mayfair touch, but including all 21st century state-of-the-art technologies.
RESTAURANTS UND BARS
? Hélène Darroze im Connaught (French Cuisine)
? Espellete (Bistro style)
? The Connaught Bar (Cocktails etc.)
? The Coburg Bar (Elegant and intime)
AMAN SPA
? Traditional treatments from China, Thailand, India and the Americas.
? 5 luxurious candle-lit treatment rooms with an Asian style, respecting the amanresorts signature designs.
? cascading granite water wall
? a subtly-lit 60 square metre swimming pool - fitness studio with the very latest in Technogym equipment.
HIGHLIGHTS IN THE VICINITY
FOOD TIPS
? Lancashire Court: Mayfair?s finest restaurants and bars where an undeniable buzz of energy spills onto the streets.
? Cucina Caldesi: imaginative cookery classes for kids.
? Mount Street Deli: selling scrumptious homemade sandwiches, salads, cakes and classic dishes
? Koffmann's at the Berkeley: Pierre Koffmann has returned to the Berkeley to present his simple and elegant eponymous restaurant. Casual vibe and perfect robust, seasonal French fare.
? Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley: forget the weather and focus on the absolutely delicious menu from Marcus Wareing.
? Zuma: top Japanese spot. The stylish zen interiors are always buzzing and food is always excellent.
? Rococo Chocolates: their flagship store is full of hidden treasures, including the MaRococo secret garden, a Moorish courtyard oasis for sitting with a rich hot chocolate from the cafe. ?
SHOPPING
? Harrods the classic
? 9 Harvey Nichols: the shopping destination in Knightsbridge.
? Christian Louboutin: beautifully designed shoes.
? Linley: design and creation of fine furniture and interiors. ?
? H.R.Owen at the Berkeley: Ferrari?s first and only atelier outside of Italy where purchasers are invited to personally tailor their Ferrari.
? Hamleys: seven floors of fun. All of the toys you (or your kids) can imagine, from board games to robots.
? Burlington Arcade: tiny jewellery, cashmere and shoe shops with a Victorian feel.?
? Mount Street: an ancient Mayfair street now including Marc Jacobs, Wunderkind, Goyard and Christian Louboutin.
? Thomas Goode: it remains true to its original Victorian values, offering the best fine bone china, crystal and silverware in the world.
? Dunhill's Bourdon House: retreat for men ? the finest Dunhill collections surrounded by such services as a Barber, Spa, Screening Room, Bar Lounge, Humidor and Bespoke tailoring.?
? Bond Street: where all the big name brands can be found.
? Browns: a fashion-fabulous boutique stocking major designer names such as Chloé, YSL and Alexander McQueen.
ENTERTAINMENT
? West End: London?s answer to Broadway.
? The Curzon: world cinema that conceals a palatial Screen One, with its two luxurious Royal Boxes and the intimate Screen Two.?
? London Zoo
? Hyde Park Stables: whether your little ones are keen equestrians or complete beginners.
? Rowing in Hyde Park: a fleet of rowing and pedal boats for hire, which are a great idea for splashing around on a sunny day. ?
ART GALLERIES, THEATERS, OPERA HOUSES & MUSEUMS
? Royal Academy: the traditional seat for the best of British art
? Gagosian Gallery - think: Jeff Koons, Ed Ruscha, Damian Hirst, Gerhard Richter and even Helmut Newton.
? Cork Street Galleries: a thriving art centre in the middle of Mayfair, with innumerable galleries exhibiting some of the finest talent London has seen.?
? Victoria & Albert Museum
? National Portrait Gallery
? Natural History Museum
? Science Museum
? Private View Cinema
? Royal Opera House
? English National Opera
? Royal Albert Hall
? Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
? Timothy Taylor Gallery: modern and contemporary art gallery
? Sotheby's Auction House
? Saatchi Gallery: champions international contemporary art.
? Royal Court: Off West-End venue for new and powerful writing, often from emerging British talent.
? Gatwick: 1h30 min.
ACCOMMODATION
?121 rooms of which 33 suites, all individually designed by Guy Oliver and David Collins, with a classic Mayfair touch, but including all 21st century state-of-the-art technologies.
RESTAURANTS UND BARS
? Hélène Darroze im Connaught (French Cuisine)
? Espellete (Bistro style)
? The Connaught Bar (Cocktails etc.)
? The Coburg Bar (Elegant and intime)
AMAN SPA
? Traditional treatments from China, Thailand, India and the Americas.
? 5 luxurious candle-lit treatment rooms with an Asian style, respecting the amanresorts signature designs.
? cascading granite water wall
? a subtly-lit 60 square metre swimming pool - fitness studio with the very latest in Technogym equipment.
HIGHLIGHTS IN THE VICINITY
FOOD TIPS
? Lancashire Court: Mayfair?s finest restaurants and bars where an undeniable buzz of energy spills onto the streets.
? Cucina Caldesi: imaginative cookery classes for kids.
? Mount Street Deli: selling scrumptious homemade sandwiches, salads, cakes and classic dishes
? Koffmann's at the Berkeley: Pierre Koffmann has returned to the Berkeley to present his simple and elegant eponymous restaurant. Casual vibe and perfect robust, seasonal French fare.
? Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley: forget the weather and focus on the absolutely delicious menu from Marcus Wareing.
? Zuma: top Japanese spot. The stylish zen interiors are always buzzing and food is always excellent.
? Rococo Chocolates: their flagship store is full of hidden treasures, including the MaRococo secret garden, a Moorish courtyard oasis for sitting with a rich hot chocolate from the cafe. ?
SHOPPING
? Harrods the classic
? 9 Harvey Nichols: the shopping destination in Knightsbridge.
? Christian Louboutin: beautifully designed shoes.
? Linley: design and creation of fine furniture and interiors. ?
? H.R.Owen at the Berkeley: Ferrari?s first and only atelier outside of Italy where purchasers are invited to personally tailor their Ferrari.
? Hamleys: seven floors of fun. All of the toys you (or your kids) can imagine, from board games to robots.
? Burlington Arcade: tiny jewellery, cashmere and shoe shops with a Victorian feel.?
? Mount Street: an ancient Mayfair street now including Marc Jacobs, Wunderkind, Goyard and Christian Louboutin.
? Thomas Goode: it remains true to its original Victorian values, offering the best fine bone china, crystal and silverware in the world.
? Dunhill's Bourdon House: retreat for men ? the finest Dunhill collections surrounded by such services as a Barber, Spa, Screening Room, Bar Lounge, Humidor and Bespoke tailoring.?
? Bond Street: where all the big name brands can be found.
? Browns: a fashion-fabulous boutique stocking major designer names such as Chloé, YSL and Alexander McQueen.
ENTERTAINMENT
? West End: London?s answer to Broadway.
? The Curzon: world cinema that conceals a palatial Screen One, with its two luxurious Royal Boxes and the intimate Screen Two.?
? London Zoo
? Hyde Park Stables: whether your little ones are keen equestrians or complete beginners.
? Rowing in Hyde Park: a fleet of rowing and pedal boats for hire, which are a great idea for splashing around on a sunny day. ?
ART GALLERIES, THEATERS, OPERA HOUSES & MUSEUMS
? Royal Academy: the traditional seat for the best of British art
? Gagosian Gallery - think: Jeff Koons, Ed Ruscha, Damian Hirst, Gerhard Richter and even Helmut Newton.
? Cork Street Galleries: a thriving art centre in the middle of Mayfair, with innumerable galleries exhibiting some of the finest talent London has seen.?
? Victoria & Albert Museum
? National Portrait Gallery
? Natural History Museum
? Science Museum
? Private View Cinema
? Royal Opera House
? English National Opera
? Royal Albert Hall
? Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
? Timothy Taylor Gallery: modern and contemporary art gallery
? Sotheby's Auction House
? Saatchi Gallery: champions international contemporary art.
? Royal Court: Off West-End venue for new and powerful writing, often from emerging British talent.
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