116 Piccadilly, Piccadilly, London, W1J 7BJ, Piccadilly (View area)
The Athenaeum residences are elegantly
designed with curious antiques, timework relics and inspiring works of art.
Furnished to an enviably high-standard, these apartments provide guests with
access to an on-site restaurant, whiskey bar and fitness centre. Free access to
wireless internet is also provided and spa treatments are available for an
additional charge.
Occupying a quiet side street just off Piccadilly, these apartments in Mayfair offer guests one of the most prestigious locations in the capital. Piccadilly is one of London's biggest hubs for high-end, upmarket shopping and Bond Street and the Burlington Arcade are both also enviably close by. Buckingham Palace is just a short stroll away across Green Park and the glitz and glamour of the West End is also close by. Green Park tube station offers guests easy access to the Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee lines, meaning much of London will be well within easy reach. Areas such as London Bridge, Covent Garden, Knightsbridge and Kensington are all just a short tube journey away and there's even more to explore in the local area. London Heathrow Airport is just 17 miles away and can be reached easily via the Piccadilly line from Green Park or Hyde Park Corner.
Explore The Ritz in our London attractions guide. The Ritz is synonymous with luxury and gracious living. This Grade II listed building has become a symbol of high-society hotels and receives a wealth of visitors to their tea rooms and casino
Explore Buckingham Palace in our London attractions guide. Buckingham Palace is home to the British monarchy and is one of the few remaining Royal Palaces in the world.
Explore Fortnum and Mason in our London attractions guide. As one of the oldest trading department stores, Fortnum and Mason is an excellent place for fine foods, teas, wines and hampers. Still standing on the original site, the store offers restaurants, a wine bar and ice cream parlour.
Explore Bond Street in our London attractions guide. Few places in London do luxury shopping like Bond Street. The road itself is lined with designer shops, high-end jewellers and historic auction houses.
Explore Carnaby Street in our London attractions guide. Carnaby Street is in the centre of London's West End, famous for its pedestrianised shopping and dining areas and is within walking distance of Oxford Street.
Explore Harrods department store in our London attractions guide. London’s most iconic luxury department store, Harrods offers visitors from all over the world over 1 million square feet of stunning retail space.
Explore Soho in our London attractions guide. Soho is a vibrant area of London, featuring international foods, a range of entertainment and nightlife and more. It is also home to China Town where guests can explore the taste and atmosphere of China.
Explore Westminster Abbey in our London attractions guide. This historic gothic church is one of the most notable religious buildings in the UK.
Explore Trafalgar Square in our London attractions guide. Steeped in history and is thought of as the heart of London itself, Trafalgar Square is a public space enjoyed by tourists and locals alike. Be sure to visit Trafalgar square during the festive season to see London's largest Christmas tree.
Explore Hyde Park in our London attractions guide. Home to the Serpentine Lake, Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain and Speakers' Corner, Hyde Park is arguably the most famous of London's parks. You can always find something to do or just take in the beautiful surroundings.
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