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Flemings Mayfair joins Historic Hotels Worldwide

Flemings Mayfair joins Historic Hotels Worldwide

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Boutique hotel Flemings Mayfair, one of London’s established hotels, has been inducted into Historic Hotels Worldwide.

Historic Hotels Worldwide is a collection of over 300 historic hotels, inns and resorts, including historic castles, chateaus, palaces,academies, haciendas, villas, monasteries, and other historic lodging spanning ten centuries, in over 40 countries.

The programme is dedicated to promoting heritage and cultural travel, and hotels inducted into Historic Hotels Worldwide demonstrate historic preservation and offer guests authentic experiences.

To qualify for this prestigious membership, hotels must be at least 75 years old, serve as a significant historic location, and be within walking distance of a historic district or landmark. Additionally, they must showcase memorabilia, artwork, and other elements that highlight their historical significance.

Established in 1851 by Robert Fleming during the year of the Great Exhibition, Flemings Mayfair is one of the few remaining independent, privately owned hotels in London. Originally converted from 13 townhouses, the hotel is situated just moments from Green Park and a short stroll from Buckingham Palace.

It features a Georgian Art Deco style with 129 guest rooms and luxury suites, including 10 fully serviced apartments.

The hotel’s bar, Manetta’s, famously served as a discreet meeting spot for British spies during WWII. The bar is adorned with tributes to literary figures such as Agatha Christie, James Joyce, Gertrude Stein, and Alice B. Toklas. The Drawing Room, inspired by Indian design, offers traditional afternoon tea amidst high ceilings, sash windows, and an original fireplace dating back to 1851.

Henrik Muehle, managing director at Flemings Mayfair, said: “We are thrilled to receive this prestigious recognition from Historic Hotels Worldwide. This honour not only celebrates our hotel’s rich heritage and unique location but also reinforces our commitment to delivering exceptional service and maintaining excellence in every aspect of our operations.”

Lawrence Horwitz, executive vice president of Historic Hotels of America and Historic Hotels Worldwide, added: “Historic Hotels Worldwide is honoured to induct Flemings Mayfair, a Georgian-style hotel originally opened during the mid-19th century. We commend Flemings Mayfair and its leadership team for their careful historic preservation work, stewardship and vision that will allow future generations of travellers to experience this unique historic destination.”

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