Athenaeum Hotel Piccadilly, 5* Hotel AA Classified
116 Piccadilly
London
SW1J 7BJ
Athenaeum Hotel on Piccadilly, West End London
The Athenaeum Hotel, apartments and spa on Piccadilly, overlooks Green Park and is just minutes walk from The Royal Academy. The Athenaeum is a premier 5 star luxury family owned hotel and spa in London's West End, with a reputation for the highest standard of hospitality, splendid decor and world acclaimed cuisine. The 111 guestrooms and 12 luxurious suites combine traditional English splendor with 21st century technology. Many hotel rooms have beautiful views of Green Park towards Buckingham Palace, creating a feeling of peacefulness in the heart of central London.
Sophisticated Living & Superb Cuisine in the West End of London
Occupying a row of Edwardian townhouses connected to the hotel, the Athenaeum Apartments blend comfort with privacy and all are individually designed and decorated. Some are Classic British, with sophisticated furnishings and traditional fabrics; others are more modern and all are family friendly. Dining at the Athenaeum, an “Essentially English” cuisine, rules. Offering a comprehensive range of dining available throughout the day in an elegant new interior.
About Piccadilly W1
Piccadilly is the southernmost part of Mayfair and is one of London’s major streets running between Hyde Park Corner in the west and Piccadilly Circus to the east, a distance of approximately 600 metres. The Athenaeum Hotel western end of Piccadilly overlooks London’s beautiful Green Park with its tree lined avenues. A 15 minute leisurely stroll through Green Park, past the Canada Memorial* takes you to Buckingham Palace, residence of the queen.
To the east of Green Park Tube Station is the famous department shop Fortnum & Mason, the Royal Academy** and The Ritz Hotel. Architecturally, Piccadilly is a stunning eclectic mix, including monumental buildings such as the Piccadilly Hotel designed by Norman Shaw in 1908 and the splendid Burlington House, home of the Royal Academy.
Canada Memorial* in Green Park, created in 1994 by Pierre Granche is in granite, bronze and water and is dedicated to the memory of Canadian soldiers who served in both world wars.
Royal Academy** is open to the public and is the home of temporary and permanent art exhibitions.
