Athenaeum

116 Piccadilly, London, Greater London, England

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About Athenaeum

The recently refurbished Athenæum is a privately owned hotel on Piccadilly with timeless Green Park views. Athenæum has a glamorous and contemporary new look, that is quintessentially English, but distinctly modern. Facilities include a well appointed spa and hair salon, Damask restaurant serving essentially English cuisine, and the Whisky Room which boasts a selection of over 250 malts. Afternoon tea in the Garden Room is also a must. Private dining and meeting facilities provide a flexible space in classic yet contemporary surroundings and effectively combine technology with style. In addition to the 123 bedrooms, the Athenaeum apartments are housed in a row of Edwardian townhouses adjacent to the hotel, and are much-loved for their privacy by celebrities, business travellers and families alike. These well appointed stunning apartments have private street entrances, fully equipped kitchenettes and use of all the amenities and services of the hotel.

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