Hotel No.5 Maddox Street (Londres)

No.5 Maddox Street offers a stylish hotel alternative for modern travellers, located discreetly in Mayfair, within easy reach of Bond Street, Soho, Park Lane and Piccadilly. 

Suites The unmarked doorway leads up to 12 sleek, comfortable and light-filled suites, each with one, two or three bedrooms and private kitchen facilities. The big picture: space, freedom and privacy in one of London’s most prestigious locations, plus a concierge service that competes with those of London’s top hotels. The details: black and white prints of 1950s and 1960s Soho; grocery deliveries from Whole Foods; REN products; Phaidon art books.

Design and technology Stylish, contemporary good looks meet state-of-theart appliances and home-from-home comfort. Colours are neutral, materials are natural. Many suites have decked balconies, the Bartlett Suite and Terrace Loft Suite features planted terraces with bamboo furniture; one-bedroom deluxe suites have open fireplaces and decked balconies. Black and white prints of 1950s and 1960s Soho provide rock ’n’ roll character throughout the property. Every suite has flat screen TV/DVD/MP3 docking station, and a workstation with telephone, voicemail and high-speed Internet access. 

Eating and drinking Here’s a real choice: London’s best restaurants as locals, imaginative room service, or your own home cooking. And No.5 Maddox Street has the unique Big Bar, which satisfies urges for both healthy eating and naughty snacks. All guests are welcomed with a complimentary tray of selected teas, fair-trade coffee, fruit and L’Artisan du Chocolat handmade chocolates. A personal grocery-shopping service can be requested, and there’s outstanding Thai cuisine available from Patara restaurant, situated directly beneath No.5 Maddox Street.

WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and costs £10 per 24 hours.