Six Senses London

Set within a restored department store in London, Six Senses London reimagines a historic landmark as a wellness-led urban retreat. Art Deco details, original architectural features and calm, nature-inspired interiors create a sense of heritage with contemporary flair. The hotel’s 109 rooms and suites sit above an expansive subterranean spa, while the restaurant and members’ club bring energy and community to the building. Moments from Notting Hill and Hyde Park, it offers a slower, more restorative take on a luxury holiday to the UK.

Accommodation

The property has 109 rooms and suites, each featuring natural materials and open-plan layouts that promote rest. Many feature leafy views or courtyard outlooks, with thoughtful details and understated tones creating a calm residential feel. Suites and residences offer additional space for longer stays or families.

Food & drink

Whiteley’s Kitchen, Bar and Café serves seasonal menus rooted in British produce with global influences. Expect relaxed breakfasts, refined all-day dining and cocktails that carry through into the evening.

Activities

Located in Bayswater, the hotel is within easy reach of Notting Hill, Hyde Park and central London’s key sights. On-site, the spa and wellness club offer a full programme of treatments, heat and water experiences, fitness classes and biohacking therapies. Guests can move between city exploration and restorative wellbeing throughout their stay.

Sustainability

Six Senses London integrates extensive green roofs, rainwater harvesting and renewable energy systems within the historic structure. Interiors prioritise natural, responsibly sourced materials and eliminate single-use plastics. The brand’s wider sustainability initiatives include community investment, urban biodiversity support and guest education through the Earth Lab.

Children

Children are welcome, though the overall atmosphere is better suited to adults and older children seeking a calm city stay.

Best time to go

London is best visited in late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September–October) when temperatures are mild and fewer crowds. Summer brings the warmest weather and the busiest season, while winter offers cold weather but festive charm.

How to get there

Six Senses London is approximately one hour by private transfer from Heathrow or Gatwick airports.