A quintessential English home in historic St. James’s, London.
With its heritage style and warm hospitality, DUKES LONDON is an elegant hotel in the heart of Mayfair. Its Victorian exterior evokes a time when artists and writers rubbed shoulders with royalty in fashionable St. James’s, London. DUKES LONDON really is a country house in the middle of London.
You will find elegant rooms and suites, where antique furnishings sit alongside the latest technology. For the ultimate in luxury, book the Duke of Clarence Suite for grand views over Green Park. This boutique hotel offers something for any mood or time of day. If you’re feeling energetic, work out in the exclusive Private Members Health Club. Savour seasonal British cuisine at Great British Restaurant (GBR), unleash your inner Bond at DUKES Bar and sip the most famous martini in the world.
When you’re ready to explore, you’ll find many of London’s must-see sights are on the doorstep. Hop on one of our DUKES bikes and cycle around St. James’s Park. Visit the royal palaces, or book a private tour led by a hotel guide to hear the stories of the kings and queens who called them home. Wander through contemporary art galleries or shop for bespoke fashion in historic tailors and luxury boutiques.
Company Details
- Employees
- 110
- Founded
- -
- Address
- St James's Street, 35,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Hospitality
- NAICS
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- Website
- dukeshotel.com
- HQ
- London, England
Dukes London Questions
Dukes London's website is dukeshotel.com
Dukes London's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/dukeslondon
Dukes London has
110 employees.
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employees at Dukes London.
Dukes London's industry is
Hospitality
Dukes London's top competitors are
One Aldwych,
Nobu Hotel London Portman Square,
The Peninsula Hotels,
The Ritz London,
The Goring,
The Stafford London,
Claridge's,
The Savoy,
The Landmark London,
The Lanesborough.
Dukes London's categories are Hospitality
Dukes London's founding year is 1908
