/ About
The Mayfair Townhouse runs behind the doors of seven Georgian buildings on Half Moon Street, the address Oscar Wilde chose for The Importance of Being Earnest. Iconic Luxury Hotels opened it in 2021 and dressed it as a dandy's house: peacock sculptures, portrait walls, lacquer-red alcoves and a marble arrival hall, a short walk from Green Park. The hotel describes the effect as a private club without the membership, and that is how the ground floor reads.
Events live downstairs. The Lower Ground is a self-contained floor of connected rooms with its own cloakroom, and taking the whole of it seats 100 or holds 100 for a reception. The Club Room 1 and The Club Room 2 sit either side of The Pantry Club, which works as a service hub, a buffet, a bar with a private bartender or a counter for a chef's demonstration. Off them sit The Den, a red snug for 14 under fox motifs, and Oscar's Study, a mirrored room for eight.
Upstairs the hotel hires by the suite. The Garden Suites open onto a patio and take 20, The Loft Suite has a terrace and the same number, and the Fifth Floor and Skylight suites hold eight each for a lounge-style meeting or a small drinks reception. The Dandy Bar, the ground-floor room under a mirrored ceiling, goes exclusively for 40 seated or 60 standing.
/ Rooms Available
The Entire Lower Ground
Exclusive HireThe whole of the hotel's lower ground floor, taken as one. It runs 172 square metres across The Club Room 1, The Pantry Club, The Club Room 2, The Den and Oscar's Study, with its own cloakroom and lift access, and holds 100 seated or 100 for a reception. Smaller combinations are published too, including the two Club Rooms with The Pantry Club at the same headline number and The Club Room 1 with The Den at 54 seated.
The Club Room 2
PrivateA mural of Green Park takes the end wall of this 73 square metre room, and mirrors and low lighting carry the rest of it. It holds 75 for drinks and canapes or 50 seated, and the published layouts run to a 20-seat boardroom, a 35-cover banquet, 32 cabaret and 40 theatre. It connects through The Pantry Club to The Club Room 1.
The Club Room 1
PrivateSixty-nine square metres of red lacquer, portrait walls and green banquettes, with parquet underfoot. It takes 75 standing or 42 seated and links to The Den, The Pantry Club and The Club Room 2 when a party needs the extra floor. Access from midday.
The Dandy Bar
Exclusive HireThe hotel's ground-floor bar and all-day dining room, under a mirrored coffered ceiling. It runs from breakfast to late and takes 40 seated or 60 standing on exclusive hire, which is the route for a drinks reception on the ground floor rather than downstairs.
The Loft Suite
PrivateA 77 square metre suite at the top of the house with its own terrace, hired as a lounge-style room for up to 20. The hotel offers it for product launches, private meetings and drinks receptions rather than seated dinners.
The Garden Suites
PrivateTwo garden suites combined, 80 square metres with a patio, for up to 20 guests. The most private of the suite options and the only one at street level with outdoor space.
The Den
Semi PrivateA 16 square metre snug off The Lower Ground, lit red behind the picture wall and hung with fox motifs. It suits 14 seated or 14 for drinks and canapes, and doubles as a breakout or a networking corner when the Club Rooms are in use.
Oscar's Study
PrivateFourteen square metres, mirrored and dark, seating eight around one table. A 55-inch mirrored television sits in the panelling. The hotel sells it for board meetings and private dinners, and privatises it alongside The Dandy Bar for full exclusive hire.
The Fifth Floor Suite
PrivateForty-nine square metres on the top floor, self-contained and quiet, for eight guests. The hotel offers it for board meetings, presentations and private dining.
The Skylight Suite
PrivateForty-seven square metres lit from above, for up to eight guests. Sold as a lounge-style room for a private meeting or a small drinks reception rather than a seated dinner.
The Pantry Club
PrivateThe interconnecting hub between The Club Room 1 and The Club Room 2. The hotel uses it as a buffet and canape station, as a private bar with its own bartender, or as a counter for a chef's demonstration. It publishes no capacity of its own because it is always taken alongside a Club Room.
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/ Features
AV Equipment
- – Projector
- – Microphone
- – PA System
Catering
- – In-House Luxury Dining
- – Private Bar
- – Bespoke Menus
- – Canape Service
Licensing
- – Full Alcohol Licence
Venue Specs
- – Air Conditioned
- – Wi-Fi
- – Dedicated Events Team
- – Cloakroom
- – Outdoor Terrace
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