Showing posts with label luxury apartments mayfair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label luxury apartments mayfair. Show all posts

Monday, 22 October 2018

Luxury Mayfair Apartments Have So Much More To Offer than A Hotel

Whether you are visiting London on business or bringing the family for a holiday, the best place to stay is not one of the many famous London hotels. They are famous because lots of people stay in them - many of whom have so much money they are not worried about the cost – and they certainly do provide a good service.

However, you are far better off from a financial point of view, especially if you are with your family, renting one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair, London, that are available for short and long term rent. If you are a family of four, you are going to need at least two hotel bedrooms, and possibly three if you have a boy and a girl who are teenagers and need separate rooms. Luxury apartments in Mayfair, London, can be found with two bedrooms, three, or even more, for far less than the equivalent in a hotel. 

However, it is not just the cost factor that is important. The plain truth is that in an apartment you will have far more room than you ever will in a hotel. In a hotel you have your room and that’s it. If you want to sit in the lounge you can do – along with 100 other people. If you want a drink you can sit in the bar – again along with 100 other people – and pay the eye-watering prices that hotel bars charge in Central London. 

In one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair, London, you not only have privacy because you have it to yourself, but you have much more space. Along with however many bedrooms you have, you will have a bathroom – or two – a fully fitted kitchen, and a nice sitting room/lounge/reception room, or whatever you wish to call it, where you can relax on the sofa in comfort, watch TV, play cards, or anything else that you wish. What’s more, you can enjoy a drink from a bottle you bought at shop prices rather than paying hotel rates.

When you are visiting London, choosing to stay in a luxury apartment is what is referred to these days as a “no-brainer”.

So Much To See And Do On A London Holiday

London is one of the world’s greatest cities to visit for a holiday. There is so much to see and do here that you wouldn’t see everything even if you stayed for three months. If you stay in the centre of the city in the West End, which incorporates Mayfair, there are many things to do which are within walking distance. In any event, walking is very often quicker than a taxi because, in common with every other capital city, the traffic is terrible.

If you stay in one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair, you have some of the world’s finest shopping right on your doorstep. Oxford Street, Bond Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly, and Knightsbridge are all to hand. If you want to go for a walk in the park, then Green Park and Hyde Park are easily available, and in Hyde Park you can go for a swim in the Serpentine or hire a boat, sit in the sun by one of the cafes, or even hire a horse and go riding along Rotten Row. Yes, really, you can go riding in Central London!

Staying in one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair also puts you within reach of famous museums, art galleries, the finest restaurants, and even the Royal Albert Hall if you are a music fan. Here you can listen to the BBC Promenade Concerts which take place for six weeks every year towards the end of summer.

Of course, many visitors to London stay in one of the well-known hotels which are luxurious but extremely pricey. However, if you rent one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair you will find it costs quite a bit less. That is by no means the only benefit. In a hotel you just have your hotel bedroom and that is it. In a luxury apartment you have so very much more space. At the very least, you will have a bedroom – or bedrooms – a sitting room, bathroom, and fully fitted kitchen, just as you would at home. Another advantage of an apartment is that you can invite guests around, which you can’t do in a hotel bedroom.

Saturday, 29 September 2018

Why Stay In A Luxury Mayfair Apartment Rather Than A Hotel?

London is one of the biggest cities in the world with a population approaching 9 million. What’s more, it has 19 million visitors a year which makes it one of the most crowded cities on earth. Whatever the reason for their visit, all those 19 million people have one thing in common, and that is that they all have to find somewhere to stay, even if they are only visiting for a day. Of course, most of them will stay in one of the many London hotels in the centre of the city, but there is an alternative, and that is to stay in one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair.

You may wonder why anyone would want to stay in one of the luxury apartments in Mayfair when they could stay in a hotel. After all, who wants to do all their own cooking when on holiday? But there are actually several reasons. Leaving the cooking aside for the moment, staying in an apartment means that you have a home of your own while you are in London. You are not living in the same building as hundreds of other people. The apartment is entirely yours.

Sure, you have to eat, but if you don’t want to cook there are dozens of restaurants in Mayfair, so if you don’t want to cook, just eat out. You have a myriad of choices, and most of them won’t cost as much as the meal in a hotel restaurant.

Did we mention the bar prices? Yes, London hotels have some very nice bars, but the prices are astronomical. Pub and bar prices are also higher than you would pay outside London, but nowhere near those of a hotel. What’s more, if you fancy a drink in your apartment you can always buy a bottle of wine or three and drink it “at home” rather than paying he minibar prices in your hotel room.
There are lots more advantages to luxury apartments in Mayfair, but another very big one is the cost. You will probably pay half the price of a hotel room and get double the space, which is another big benefit.

Tuesday, 28 August 2018

When Visiting London You Have A Choice Of Accommodation

When you are visiting London you obviously need somewhere to stay. You may be coming here on business or it may be for a holiday, but either way you need a base at which to sleep and eat. Of course, you may have a relative here who has a spare room, which would solve the problem –unless you are bringing the family. Otherwise, you need to rent a hotel room.

Or do you?
Many people are unaware that there is an alternative, and that is a choice of Mayfair apartments in London. Yes, there are people who own private apartments or blocks in which there are apartments and let them out to visitors to the city on the same basis as a hotel. In other words, you can stay for a night or two, or you can stay for several months.

Luxury Serviced Apartments Furnished Personally By The Owners

Carlton Court is situated in the heart of Mayfair and contains five London luxury serviced apartments. These sleep from two to six people and are available for short or long term rent as required. 

The apartments have been furnished personally by the owners, working on the basis that they would choose the furnishings that they would want if they were going to live in Carlton Court themselves, and are thus in the absolute best of taste. You could not get better furnishings if you stayed in one of the (very expensive) hotels in Park Lane just a few yards away. 

In fact, you are far better off in Carlton Court because, despite it being much less expensive than a hotel, you have the living space entirely to yourself.

Wednesday, 25 July 2018

A London Hotel –V- A Luxury Apartment

When visiting London you obviously need somewhere to stay. If you have relatives or friends here who have a spare room then that problem is solved, but most of the 19 million visitors each year stay in hotels, largely because they have no idea there is an alternative.




Hotels in central London are expensive. There is no other word for it. You can easily be looking at £800 a night for two. Stay for twelve months and you will have spent enough to buy an apartment in one of the suburbs of the city. Fair enough, you are probably not going to stay for a year, but it does give you an idea of just how expensive hotels can be. Furthermore, it is not only the cost of the room. You also have the cost of eating lunch and/or dinner in the hotel restaurant, and if you want to relax in the bar buying drinks there. 


So what is the alternative? Put simply, it is to rent a luxury apartment London. Yes, you can rent an apartment in the centre of London for considerably less than you would pay for a hotel. The only real difference is that you have to cook for yourself, which means doing your own shopping, and do your own laundry, but the apartment will have a washing machine and dryer so that’s all the same as you would do at home anyway. Not only that, if you can’t be bothered to cook dinner you can simply eat out at one of the very many restaurants in London.

A luxury apartment London provides you with a place that you can call your own for the duration of your stay. Hotels are all very well, but living out of a suitcase can get very tedious after a couple of weeks – or even a couple of days. Another advantage of a luxury apartment London is the amount of space. In an apartment you will typically have about twice the amount of space you would have in a hotel bedroom. You can also invite guests around for the evening, which you can’t really do in a hotel bedroom either.

Living Out Of A Suitcase Can Get Depressing

If you are a businessman and involved in visiting different cities, the idea of living out of a suitcase can become distinctly tedious. This is especially the case if you are cooped up in a hotel room for weeks on end, which can happen if your business requires you to visit different cities and countries. Sure, for the first few days when you arrive in a new city everything is new and different, and you can spend your free time exploring and meeting different people. However exciting that may be, you still have to return to those four walls every night and it can actually get depressing.

This is why more people than ever are choosing a luxury apartment in London when they have to visit the capital. Quite simply, it becomes a home from home: you have it to yourself, and you have more space than you ever will in a hotel room.

Monday, 23 July 2018

A Luxury Apartment In Central Mayfair That Sleeps Up To Six People

Space, comfort, and exquisite surroundings await you in Carlton Court. If you have a larger than average family, our stunning three bedroom flat situated in central Mayfair has everything that you could possibly wish for. However long or short your stay, you won’t find accommodation like this anywhere – and certainly not at our incredibly reasonable rates.

Carlton Court is situated in Down Street, just off Piccadilly, and is within walking distance of just about everything you need when visiting London. Maybe you are only staying for a few days in order to take part in an auction at one of the famous auction houses here.

Thursday, 28 June 2018

The Benefits Of Serviced Apartments For Companies | Boutique Serviced Apartments in Mayfair

Companies who are booking accommodation for staff members can make a considerable saving by using luxury serviced apartments in London. Let’s suppose that you have two members of staff who you are sending to the city for a month, or even longer, as they are working on a contract or need to visit several customers.

If you can find a two bedroom serviced apartment it will be far cheaper than booking two separate four star hotel rooms which is really the other only alternative.

Read more at luxury serviced apartments in London

Monday, 14 May 2018

Stay In The Centre Of The Action In Mayfair

If you are visiting London, whether it is for a couple of nights or for a week or for several months you will obviously need somewhere to stay. Of course, if you have relatives on the outskirts of the capital who can put you up, that’s fine. 

However, it depends where you want or need to be. If you have to be at the centre of the action you really do not want to be on the dreaded morning and evening commute into London which eats into your day and is nothing short of a painful experience. Some people have to put up with this every working day of their lives, but you don’t need to.

You can choose to stay in the centre of the city so that your working day can begin as late as possible and you can finish and get back to your temporary accommodation as quickly as possible afterwards. If you are on holiday then you can obviously suit yourself as to when you come and go, but it still pays to be in the city centre so that you can see all the attractions as easily as possible and without all the hassle of transport.

Probably the real centre of the “action” is Mayfair. It is within walking distance of the best shops, theatres, bars, nightclubs, restaurants, and anything else you could wish for. You even have Hyde Park on your doorstep where you can be in the countryside in the centre of the city and take a leisurely walk or even go horse-riding.

Where to stay? Well many people opt for one of the central hotels such as the Dorchester, the London Hilton, the Grosvenor House, and more, but these are incredibly expensive. Mayfair is in the centre of the biggest capital city in the world, so the cost per square foot is pretty horrific.

However, there is an alternative, and that is to seek out one of the far less expensive London serviced apartments Mayfair. If you can find one of these you have, to use a particularly English expression, “got it cracked”. That simply means that you have got the best result.

With a serviced apartment you are right in the centre of the capital city with easy access to everything, yet you have your own private accommodation which is just like a home from home. Except, of course, that you don’t have to do any of the things that you would do at home like sorting out cleaning, looking after security, and so on because that is all taken care of. You come and go as you please, but have your own private residence at the end of the day instead of being cooped up with 800 other people in a hotel.