Hotels with Gyms in Mayfair, London

"Booked a room as a treat for my mums 60th. Can not fault the room or the wider hotel in general, a rare place that is truly special and worth the price (unlike some other hotels in London cough cough The Ritz). Staff are incredibly helpful and the free welcome drinks and little touches such as a mini birthday cake in the room really make it special. I would say some of the cocktails in the bar are hit and miss considering most are £25. The negroni is one of the best I’ve ever had but others just taste like ones I’ve had at much cheaper places. Very minor but the shampoo bottles in the bathroom are not plastic and made of ceramic, if you drop one and it lands on your foot it could do some damage, Like what nearly happened to my mum. All in all well worth the price and really deserves its reputation as one of the best hotels in the world."

"Bar in lobby was somewhat noisy. Front desk staff/concierge were all very nice and helpful."

"The hotel was in the perfect spot for my trip to Mayfair London, considering where it is it was very fair value. Bed was comfy ac worked well and was quiet, also had a good bath which filled up quickly. Shame water was in plastic bottle and not glass or cans"

"Best place to stay with best staff in London. "

"We enjoyed our stay. The location was convenient , the hotel very clean and the staff was friendly and helpful .The restaurant was also good."

"Very clean elegant hotel, a bit of a walk to Regent street for shopping. Breakfast was good."

"The location is great because of the park nearby. But the rooms are very small, the noise level is high —apparently poor insulation. Considering these inconveniences, the price is too high."

"Flemings was a very cozy stay and a very quiet location. I stayed in Twin and it was smaller than I pictured but still adequate. Service, finishes and amenities all 5 star. Only regret not upgrading room from Twin to Double so I could have not felt a touch cramped "

"The Four Seasons Park Lane offers the high-end polish the brand is known for, but it missed several marks for such a premium price. While clearly a 5-star property, it fell short of the meticulous perfection usually associated with the name. Room Design & Amenities Renovated rooms are sleek but impractical. The closet is small and doorless, and the bathroom and closet share a single light switch—a midnight bathroom trip illuminates the dressing area and wakes your partner. Also, there is no proper swimming pool, only a spa vitality pool, which is a letdown for a flagship Four Seasons. Dining & Service Breakfast is strictly a la carte and was consistently slow with multiple order errors. More surprising was the afternoon tea service; I expected the sweets to be a courtesy, but pastries were awkwardly displayed with price tags. This is a basic amenity even 4-star hotels often provide for free. Marathon Experience The biggest stressor was a communication breakdown on marathon morning. Despite pre-confirming a breakfast bag, I was told on race day they were only for "official groups." While a manager eventually resolved it and sent a post-race treat, the initial stress was the worst marathon-day hotel experience I've had in years. Verdict This is a high-caliber 5-star hotel, but the design quirks and service gaps make the high cost hard to justify. It offers signature luxury but lacks the effortless perfection that defines the brand."