The Stafford London Est. Prior to 1930
The Stafford London, Saint James's Place, London, United Kingdom
Ben Provost, Bar Manager became Bar Manager in 1997, replacing the late and beloved Charles, who, having served for 42 years at The Stafford, would be proud to see the high standards and jovial atmosphere of the bar still going strong. Mr Provost says: “We see the same guests returning year after year. It's so lovely meeting their families, watching their children grow up…I know they feel like they're coming home when they visit us.”
- A/V Equipment
- Bridal Suite/Changing Rooms Onsite
- Wifi
- Dining Chairs
- Dining Tables
- Onsite Restrooms
- The Scene:
- The Stafford is steeped in history and character, from the 380-year-old working wine cellars with underground corridors to St. James's Palace, to the beautifully-restored Carriage House rooms and suites in the 18 th century stable courtyard.
- Design:
- The Stafford radiates a unique air of classic Englishness in an increasingly international capital.
- The Argyll Room:
- Basking in a natural daylight, the Argyll Room has its very own features including an original Victorian fireplace, cornices and panelling. Accommodating up to 12 guests for a seated lunch, dinner or meeting, it is the perfect place for a business meeting or entertainment. The Argyll Room offers the following capacities for your private events Lunch/Dinner: 12 guests Boardroom: 12 guests Drinks Reception: 20 guests
- - Max Capacity: 20
- Sutherland Room:
- The versatile Sutherland Room always looks impressive - whether prepared for a high-level board meeting, set up for our lavish breakfast or laid for an exclusive private dinner. It is fully air conditioned and can accommodate up to 25 guests for a seated lunch, dinner or 40 guests for a meeting (theatre style). The Sutherland Room offers the following capacities for your private events: Theatre Style: 40 guests Boardroom/Oval: 25 guests Drinks Reception: 60 guests Lunch/Dinner: 26 guests in round tables
- - Max Capacity: 40
- Food, Restaurants, Cafes:
- THE LYTTELTON
The Lyttelton restaurant, named after former residents Lord and Lady Lyttleton, has been designed to evoke the intimacy of dining in a friend's home though remaining elegantly classic with an ivory and gray colour palette, rich floral fabrics, unique artwork, and custom-crafted chandelier. Menus feature Executive Chef Carlos Martinez's take on British cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. To further showcase Chef Martinez's culinary creations an "open stage" custom-crafted marble buffet table presents diners with a changing display of distinct dishes using the finest local and seasonal ingredients.
- Bars & Lounges:
- THE AMERICAN BAR
The American Bar at The Stafford is an institution in its own right. This lively gathering spot has, over the years, developed into a complete history of the hotel itself, decorated with thousands of items of customer-donated memorabilia from around the globe. Today, every available wall and surface is crammed with an intriguing collection of artifacts, knick-knacks and signed celebrity photographs. Even the ceiling is hung with a colourful collection of club ties, sporting mementoes and baseball caps.
THE LOUNGE
The Lounge offers a relaxed and inviting setting for Afternoon Tea or a light daytime meal. The décor of the recently-refurbished lounge echoes that of The Lyttelton, making it an ideal spot for pre or post-dinner cocktails. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served daily; cocktails are on offer throughout the day. Afternoon Tea is served from 3.00pm to 6.00pm.
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The Stafford radiates a unique air of classic Englishness in an increasingly international capital.
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The Stafford London is comfortable in its own traditional foundations, yet is the epitome of informal luxury.
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Mews Penthouse Terrace
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Mews master suite. The hotel comprises 104 rooms and suites, including the all-suite Stafford Mews building, which opened in May 2007.
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Mews Junior Suite
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Main House Master Suite
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Basking in a natural daylight, the Argyll Room has its very own features including an original Victorian fireplace, cornices and panelling.
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Carriage House
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Carriage House Room
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Carriage House Junior Suite
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The American Bar: Every available wall and surface is crammed with an intriguing collection of artifacts, knick-knacks and signed celebrity photographs.
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The Game Bird Restaurant
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Newly refurbished American Bar
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Stafford Wine Cellar
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The working cellars house up to 8,000 bottles of the finest wines, including many rare and precious vintages
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