35 St James's Place - London, United Kingdom SW1A 1NY
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Location. Dukes Hotel is located in the exclusive Mayfair area of central London, England, 200 metres from St James's Park. The designer shops of Bond Street, and Covent Garden's bars and restaurants are within one mile of the hotel. Paddington train station is two miles away.
Hotel Features. This luxury hotel opens to a monochrome-tiled lobby with antique-style furnishings and upright armchairs. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk and concierge desk can help book transport and tours. There is complimentary access to the Health Centre, featuring a selection of beauty treatments and massages, an Italian marble steam room, and 24-hour fitness centre. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas. The hotel provides 24-hour room service, while a porter/bellhop and a doorman/doorwoman will offer assistance. A limo/town car service is also available.
Traditional British dishes are the speciality of Dukes Hotel's restaurant, The Dining Room, which is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Furnished with barrel- backed velvet chairs and gold-framed portrait paintings, the hotel bar is renowned for its martinis.
Guests on business can take advantage of two meeting rooms and a conference room. Dukes Hotel also provides secretarial services and mobile phone rental.
Guestrooms. Decorated in neutral tones, the 90 air-conditioned guestrooms are fitted with ornate dark wooden furnishings and contemporary-style fabrics in earthy tones. All are equipped with flatscreen televisions offering satellite channels, wireless Internet access, and DVD players and MP3 player speakers (on request). Luxury features include a turndown service, in-room massages (on request), bathrobes slippers, and complimentary newspapers. All rooms offer minibars, hair dryers, and complimentary bottled water.
Property Amenities
Room service (24 hours)
Umbrella
Cell phone/mobile rental
Breakfast services
Air-conditioned public areas
Steam room
Safe-deposit box
Meeting room (small groups)
Babysitting or child care
Massage-treatment room
Shoe shine
Banquet facilities
Comp newspapers in lobby
Express check-in
Express check-out
Bar/lounge
Elevator/lift
Parking (valet)
Fitness equipment
Restaurant(s)
Conference room(s)
Currency exchange
Internet public area - wireless
Secretarial services
Business services
Area Attractions
St James's Park: 200 Metres Royal Academy Of Arts: 200 Metres West End Theatres: 800 Metres Buckingham Palace: 900 Metres National Gallery (Art Gallery): 0.5 Miles Bond Street (Commercial Shopping): 1 Mile Houses Of Parliament: 1 Mile Covent Garden (Shops, Bars, And Restaurants): 1 Mile London Eye (Observation Wheel): 1.5 Miles British Museum: 1.5 Miles
Driving Directions
From London Heathrow Airport (Lhr): Distance To Dukes Hotel Is 17 Miles, Approximately 50 Minutes' Drive.
Getting There. The Heathrow Express Train Is The Quickest Way Into London. It Departs From The Airport Every 15 Minutes, And Takes 15 Minutes To Reach Paddington Station In Central London. The Journey Is Non-stop And Costs 14.50 Gbp. Paddington Is On The Hammersmith And City, District And Circle, And Bakerloo Lines Of London's Underground (Tube). Additionally, The Airport Is On The Piccadilly Line Of The Underground, Which Runs Directly To Kings Cross, Leicester Square, Knightsbridge, And Green Park Underground Stations. The Journey To Central London Takes Approximately One Hour, And Trains Depart Every 10 Minutes. A One-day Travel Pass Costs 6.30 Gbp, Including Travel To Heathrow (In Zone 6). Black Taxis Cost Approximately 45 Gbp To Dukes Hotel. Prices Are All Subject To Change.
Getting Around. The London Underground (Tube) And Buses Are The Easiest Ways To Travel Within London. Single Tickets Are Expensive, But An Electronic Oyster Card Offers A Cheaper Fare. Oyster Cards Can Be Purchased From Ticket Offices For 3 Gbp (Refundable). Daily Or Weekly Travel Passes Are The Most Economical Way To Travel, And Are Valid On Buses, Trams, Trains, And Dlr, As Well As On The Underground. Black Taxis Are Available On The Streets, But Can Be Expensive. Driving Is Not Recommended For Visitors And A Congestion Charge Zone Is Operated In Central London.
