Mayfair Escorts &
Elegant Companions

Regularly named among the world's very best, the Connaught Bar is a masterclass in art-deco glamour, best known for the martini trolley wheeled to your table and prepared to your exact preference. Faultless, and endlessly romantic.

Just off the Ritz on Stratton Street, Erik Lorincz's intimate den pairs vintage spirits with genuinely inventive cocktails. Low light, immaculate service, and a sense that you've found somewhere few others have.

Named for the photographer Terence Donovan and hung with his work, this jewel inside Mayfair's oldest hotel is all velvet, monochrome portraits and perfectly judged classics. A sophisticated first stop.

For those who like a little music with their whisky: live jazz most evenings, a serious spirits list and a cigar terrace, tucked into converted listed stables just off Park Lane.

Three Michelin stars and one of the capital's most romantic dining rooms. Refined, generous, and an occasion in itself — book well ahead.

Three stars of classic French artistry on Park Lane, including the legendary candlelit "Table Lumière" — a private ring of light for two, and about as romantic as dinner gets.

The Mount Street institution for seafood, open since 1851. Buzzy, glamorous and effortlessly chic — secure a pavement table in warm weather and watch Mayfair drift by.

The famous blush-pink Gallery is pure theatre and one of London's most photographed rooms, while the Lecture Room & Library holds three stars for the full-dress occasion.

Two Michelin stars and, for many, the finest Indian cooking in Britain. Dark, clubby and seductive — a memorable alternative to the white-linen classics.

The most storied private members' club in the world, behind a Berkeley Square townhouse door. Flowers, gold, dancing and old-world glamour across several floors. Members and their guests only — the definition of an evening to remember.

An Albemarle Street favourite: a glamorous restaurant-bar above, and the intimate Aures club below when you want to keep the night going.

On Berkeley Square, all Damien Hirst artwork, mermaids and a spectacular bar. A glamorous, high-energy place to see the evening turn late.

A Mayfair fixture on Berkeley Street — restaurant, bar and lounge under one roof, with a crowd that lingers long past midnight.

The art-deco icon on Brook Street, and perhaps the most glamorous address in London. Discreet, timeless, and beloved of royalty for a century.

Quiet, impeccable Mount Street elegance, with two of the city's best bars downstairs. The connoisseur's choice.

Park Lane grandeur overlooking Hyde Park — sweeping, opulent and unmistakably five-star.

A jewel inspired by the great transatlantic hotels of the 1920s, on a quiet garden square. Intimate, stylish and wonderfully private.

Contemporary option for those who prefer their luxury sleek and modern, both with Hyde Park on the doorstep.

Experience luxury in Mayfair at Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane. Indulge at our Spa and fine-dining restaurants.