The Hotel Claridge's is situated in the heart of Mayfair, within easy reach of Bond Street, Regent Street, Berkeley Square, Grosvenor Square and Hyde Park.
Claridge's burst onto London's social scene in the 1930's at the height of the Art Deco period. Today the most influential and successful people in the world still meet in Claridge's Front Hall and Foyer to enjoy a standard of luxury and service, which have been Claridge's signature since it opened. Designed to a high standard, the hotel offers comfortable accommodation for both the business and leisure traveller alike.

The spacious and elegant onsite restaurant has original art deco mirrored murals and lighting, and enjoys an established reputation for fine French and English cuisine.To ease the stress and strain of travel, Claridge's spacious top floor Olympus Health Club and Fitness Suite is a fully equipped exercise room and exclusive spa. Personal training, steam showers and state-of-the-art spa treatments offer Claridge's guests some of the most effective treatments and therapists in Europe.

This seven-story hotel has 203 spacious rooms, individually designed in either Victorian or art deco style. Many include original period furniture and plaster work. High-speed internet access is available via personal laptop or the TV, which also features international TV channels, video on demand digital quality films, music on demand, and radio—all from simple remote controls and cordless keyboards. All have desks and electronic keyboards for summoning valet, housekeeping, or room services.

DININGS & BARS:Gordon Ramsay at Claridge’s - Reservations are essential at this immensely popular fine-dining restaurant, named after its celebrity chef. Dozens of extravagantly large, multi-tiered lampshades hang over the purple dining chairs and are reflected in art-deco mirrors on the marble walls. Contemporary European cuisine is served for lunch and dinner. A chef’s table in the kitchen may be reserved for up to six people to enjoy a meal prepared by Gordon Ramsay himself.
The Foyer - With its silver wrought-iron designs, art-deco mirrors, and huge light sculpture shimmering with 800 hand-blown glass pieces, the Foyer is a memorable yet casual setting for breakfast, morning coffee, afternoon tea, or cocktails. A light menu is also available for lunch and dinner. A duet plays classics and soft jazz from lunchtime onwards.

The Reading Room - Just off the Foyer, and serving from the same menus, the Reading Room has a more intimate feel, with muted colors, dimmed lights, leather-clad columns, and high-backed banquettes of cushioned velvet. The suede walls are adorned with large framed photos of Claridge’s many distinguished guests.

Claridge’s Bar - Open until 1 AM, this bar is popular with the media crowd, and is a good place to talk and to enjoy a drink or a light meal from the menu of international dishes. Decor features burgundy upholstery, sage walls, and ceiling pendants of green glass.

Macanudo Fumoir - An intimate bar, faithfully decorated in art-deco style, with leather-and-marble walls, and rich purple upholstery. A vast humidor is packed with cigars, and guests may store their own cigars in the humidor’s separate compartments.

The seven-story Claridge's offers meticulously designed and restored public and private spaces, fashionable bars and restaurants, including Gordon Ramsay at Claridge's. Relaxation options include the Olympus Health and Fitness Suite with gym, steam showers, and La Prairie and Ann Sémonin health and beauty treatments, including a special one for jet lag. The ballroom and private banquet rooms include a self-contained suite of dining and meeting rooms on the sixth floor.