The Stafford

Accommodation
There are four accommodation areas at the Stafford: Main House (68 rooms), where Victorian splendour meets modern comfort; Mews Suites (26 rooms), refined suites with a private entrance that bring a present-day interior to life; Carriage House (13 rooms), situated in a remarkable building which overlooks a serene, cobbled courtyard and provides a peaceful haven; The Gatehouse (2 rooms), highlights the character of Britishness in a grand, elegant and present-day way with the use of original fireplaces and wooden beams.

Main House
Rooms are equipped with a queen-,or king-size bed or twin beds, complimentary access to the gym, free wi-fi, a Nespresso machine, a widescreen HD tv and a working desk. It also features an en-suite marble bathroom with luxury toiletries. Interconnecting rooms are available. 

Room options
Suites are equipped with a king-size bed, complimentary access to the gym, free wi-fi, a Nespresso machine, a widescreen tv and a working desk. It also features an en-suite marble bathroom and a separate lounge area. Enjoy fresh flowers throughout your stay and a welcome bottle of champagne. Main House Classic Queen (23 sqm) with a queen-size bed; Main House Classic King (26 sqm) with a king-size or twin beds; Main House Deluxe King (32 sqm) with a king-size or twin beds. 

Suite options
The Stafford Park Suite including a terrace (66.7 sqm) with a super king-size bed, lounge area and private rooftop terrace. Main House Junior Suite (39 sqm) with king-size or twin beds and separate lounge area. Main House Master Suite (49 sqm) with king-size or twin beds and a lounge area. 

Mews Suites
Suites are equipped with king-size or twin beds, complimentary access to the gym, free wi-fi, a Nespresso machine, widescreen tv and a working desk. It also features an upscale en-suite bathroom. Interconnecting rooms are available. 

Mews Junior Suite
Mews Junior Suite (45 sqm) with king-size or twin beds, access to a private courtyard and lounge area; 

Mews Master Suite
Mews Master Suite (72 sqm) with king-size or twin beds, access to private courtyard or balcony and a powder room; Penthouse Suite (100 sqm) with king-size or twin beds, dining room, terrace and a separate living room. 

Carriage House
Rooms are equipped with a king-size bed, complimentary access to the gym, free wi-fi, a Nespresso machine, widescreen tv and a working desk. It also features an upscale en-suite bathroom.

Carriage House Room
Carriage House Room (34 sqm) with a king-size bed, access to a private courtyard and lounge area.

Carriage House Junior Suite
Carriage House Junior Suite (44 sqm) with a king-size bed and lounge area. 

The Gatehouse
Suites are equipped with a king-size bed, complimentary access to the gym, free wi-fi, a Nespresso machine, widescreen tv and a working desk. They also feature an en-suite marble bathroom, a separate lounge area and a private lift. Enjoy fresh flowers throughout your stay, a complimentary drinks trolley and a welcome bottle of champagne. 

Gatehouse One Bedroom Suite
Gatehouse One Bedroom Suite with a king-size bed, access to a private courtyard, dining room, lounge area, packing and unpacking service and a pressing change of clothing.

Gatehouse Two Bedroom Suite
Gatehouse Two Bedroom Suite (151 sqm) with king-size beds, access to a private courtyard, dining room, lounge area, packing and unpacking service and a pressing of a change of clothing.

Restaurants 
The Stafford Hotel offers an experience where their guests can eat, drink and socialize. Chef Ben Tish proudly heads up the two restaurants. The focus lies on working with European flavours, using local suppliers and fresh ingredients. 

The Game Bird is the main restaurant where local produce from British farms and seasonal ingredients is key. You can try one of the British classics and discover the indulgent and elegant tradition of having afternoon tea or enjoying a delicious Sunday roast. The interior is distinguished by specially commissioned artwork that helps to create a serene and relaxed atmosphere.  

The American Bar is characterized by memorabilia and photographs of celebrity customers that line the walls. This bar takes you back to the typical 1920s and 1930s American bar tradition set in European cities like London and Paris. Benoit Provost is the in-house mixologist who has proudly created a menu of 12 speciality cocktails. Who doesn't want to sip a cocktail or enjoy a light lunch al fresco in the peaceful private courtyard? 

Facilities
Whether you love working out, relaxing or having a gourmet experience, The Stafford Hotel is the place for you. The hotel offers a 23-hour fitness studio with Technogym equipment for those who love a good work-out. If you're more of a laid-back type person, you can enjoy an exquisite cocktail in the cobbled courtyard. When you're looking for something special, you can experience a sommelier-hosted wine tasting in the wine cellar. 

A brief history of the Stafford Hotel 
The Stafford Hotel celebrated its centenary in 2012 and has had a long and fascinating history. 

From the 17th to the 19th century, the building was originally built as private residences. Number 17 was owned by Lord and Lady Lyttelton, the daughter of the then Earl Spencer. They went into service as a nanny to Queen Victoria's children. 

In the following years, the house had several owners, from becoming the Richmond Club Chambers to the St. James's Palace Hotel. In 1912 the hotel was extended to include number 16; this meant that the Stafford Hotel was born. 

During the Second World War, the hotel served as a club for American and Canadian officers stationed overseas and sought refuge in the wine cellar. Leading to creating of the Better' Ole Club where guests became members whose services to the Stafford London were recognized, like HRH the Prince of Wales. Also, during this time, the wine cellars were used as air-raid shelters. Guests can see an authentic collection of war items in a little museum at the far end of the wine cellars. 

The Carriage House, originally built as stables to accommodate the nobility's thoroughbreds, was transformed in the late '90s to a luxury lodging. Today the Stafford has a loyal following from US visitors, who love the staff, location and style. 

Touring Guide 
The perfectly located Stafford Hotel is ideal for discovering London and all its glory. You can take a stroll through Green Park and soak in the surrounding nature. Or take in all the royal sights like Buckingham Palace and the Guards Change. The Stafford is also a short stroll to the famous Bond Street, Saville Row and Fortnum & Mason.

Our suggested Walking Tour of Royal London can start from the front door of the Stafford Hotel. This is the ideal place with endless opportunities for private day tours from London.