The staircase at The Connaught featuring paintings with golden frames hanged on wooden walls.
A closeup shot showing the golden details on the wood work.
An aerial shot of the staircase showing the striped red, white and golden carpet.

Design & Features

From original artworks on the walls to traditional craftsmanship within the rooms themselves, The Connaught draws together the best of British and international art and design.

Every inch of the hotel is infused with an independent spirit and creative eye, blending time-honoured skills and forward-thinking ideas. It adds up to a hotel that offers every comfort the modern traveller would expect – and an extra touch of originality you won’t find anywhere else.

View of a modern interior, with lots of space, daylight, and luxurious furnishings at The Connaught.

Sensitively-designed interiors

Rooms and suites at The Connaught pair classic touches that have stood the test of time, with contemporary thinking. From the symmetry of Robert Adam to the modern style of world-class designers such as David Collins, Guy Oliver and India Mahdavi.

A display of the blend of traditional and modern art, which can be found in the interior design of The Connaught.

Original artwork

Take a closer look at the artwork in your room or the hotel’s public spaces. You may be in the company of Graham Sutherland, Barbara Hepworth, Damien Hirst, Julian Opie or Louise Bourgeois. The Connaught’s carefully curated collection is 3,000 pieces strong – and growing.

Outdoor spaces from The Connaught, The Garden of Illusion and its Moon Tree, by Tom Stuart-Smith.

Serene outdoor spaces

Gaze out at The Garden of Illusion and its Moon Tree, by Tom Stuart-Smith, which has made a tranquil gallery of our inner courtyard. The Connaught’s dedication to the arts stretches into the neighbourhood, too. Outside is Tadao Ando’s ‘Silence’, a water feature that the hotel played a significant role in commissioning.

The warm atmosphere at The Connaught is hidden in the artistic and historical works on the hotel's walls.

History

The Connaught has been part of Mayfair life since 1815 – with name changes, renovations and royal visits along the way.

History
A focused mixologist who, after preparing a drink, pours it into a martini glass.

Awards

It’s your experience that matters most to us. But if you’d like to know what the judges think, take a look at our awards.

Awards
Photo of a playful little girl in front of the entrance, playing with her teddy bear.

Family Friendly

Our family friendly service means younger guests will find plenty to entertain them, for an unforgettable stay in London

Family Friendly
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