Shaw House central London serviced apartments in Chesterfield Street are situated in the heart of Mayfair, providing easy access to all that London’s fabulous West End has to offer. Shaw House itself is a period building. It’s undergone extensive refurbishment, and today it offers luxury accommodation for your short stay in Mayfair that showcases all the traditional features of the property’s past.
Serviced Apartments Mayfair: Shaw House central London serviced apartments in Chesterfield Street are situated in the heart of Mayfair, providing easy access to all that London’s fabulous West End has to offer.
Shaw House itself is a period building. It’s undergone extensive refurbishment, and today it offers luxury accommodation for your short stay in Mayfair that showcases all the traditional features of the property’s past.
This beautiful example of London’s architecture is designed to make your short stay in Mayfair as welcoming and as easy as possible. We have a resident house manager and manageress to ensure that everything is in order throughout your stay with us, as well as a team of housekeepers who will ensure your apartment is serviced with fresh laundry and any other extras you require.
Everyone in our team speaks multiple languages, so we will do everything we can to welcome you to your central London serviced apartments and help you settle in. Whether you’re booking a one-bedroom apartment in Shaw House, or a four-bedroom apartment for your family or friends to accompany you, you will find all of our flats spacious, luxurious and comfortable.
Here are a few of the features you will find in each of our serviced apartments:
Video entry phone system
Complimentary wireless internet
Lifts
DVD film service
CD and stereo system
Washing machine
Microwave
Dishwasher
Oven
Your serviced apartment in the heart of historic Mayfair
Located on Chesterfield Street, the house is surrounded by history. Shaw House was home to W. Somerset Maugh, a renowned British playwright and novelist, author of The Painted Veil and dozens of other well regarded works.
Next door, 4 Chesterfield Street was once home to former British Prime Minister, Anthony Eden, and Regency dandy George Bryan ‘Beau’ Brummell. The famous former residents don’t stop there, – around the corner on Curzon Street you can find the former homes of Nancy Mitford and another British Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli.
All of these famous names are marked with the iconic blue plaques outside their addresses. Why not take a stroll around the neighbourhood during your short stay in Mayfair and see who else you can spot?
