Six Senses London - New Hotel in London, United Kingdom

Bayswater’s Revived Cultural Crossroads

Nestled within the historic fabric of Bayswater, Six Senses London occupies a commanding corner of Queensway, an address that resonates with London’s cultural rhythm — just a stone’s throw from Hyde Park, Notting Hill’s colourful streets, and the refined avenues of Kensington . Here, the hotel’s presence both honours and uplifts its surroundings: the restored Whiteley’s building — once an Edwardian department store — now frames a multi‑faceted urban destination where local life, global design and thoughtful hospitality intersect. Whether you arrive via Paddington or meander through leafy residential lanes, the location whispers of connection — to parks, museums, boutiques and the city’s vibrant mosaic of experiences.

A Legendary Facade Reborn

Six Senses London marks the first UK foray of the iconic wellness‑driven hospitality brand and embodies a carefully curated transformation of the Grade II‑listed Whiteley’s building . Once a pioneering emporium of commerce in Edwardian England, this storied address shuttered its doors as a department store decades ago, only to be reimagined as a mixed‑use cultural landmark. Guided by a shared vision between IHG Hotels & Resorts, CC Land Holdings, Valouran, and Gruppo Statuto, the hotel bridges past and present, honouring the building’s heritage while opening a gateway to modern wellness and community‑centred luxury. In this reinvention, history becomes a vessel for contemporary life — blending narrative and design in every space guests explore.

Heritage Meets Contemporary Clarity

The design ethos of Six Senses London beautifully balances the building’s art deco heritage with a refined contemporary sensibility. Preserved façades, restored marble floor patterns and the original grand staircase — painstakingly reconstructed — evoke the elegance of early 20th‑century London . Beyond these historic bones, the interiors — shaped by the New York‑based design studio AvroKO in collaboration with EPR Architects — draw on natural materials, gentle palettes and intuitive spatial flow, bringing warmth to every corner . Light‑filled public areas, curated art installations and thoughtfully scaled communal spaces create an intimate atmosphere where heritage details and contemporary finishes harmonise. The result is a design language that feels both rooted in place and refreshingly modern — an urban oasis of calm within one of the capital’s most dynamic quarters.

Urban Sanctuaries of Calm

Across 109 guestrooms and suites, many with private terraces and original high ceilings, Six Senses London crafts an elegant blend of comfort and quiet luxury . Natural light streams into spaces finished in earthy neutrals, tactile woods and soft linens, forming a palette that echoes Hyde Park’s greenery and Queensway’s rhythm. Thoughtful layouts emphasize spaciousness — generous bathrooms, bespoke furnishings and finely detailed joinery create restful sanctuaries above the city’s vibrant streets. Select suites elevate the experience further with views over the romantic internal courtyard or the leafy expanse of London’s parks, offering guests a peaceful retreat that feels both cosmopolitan and intimately personal.

A Modern British Culinary Narrative

Culinary experiences at Six Senses London reflect a spirited, local‑rooted approach to British cooking. Whiteley’s Kitchen, Bar & Café anchors the property’s dining scene with menus that celebrate seasonal, locally sourced produce through modern British fare . Farmhouse bakes, creative cocktail lists and small‑batch coffee enhance convivial mornings and vibrant lunches alike, while thoughtful, ingredient‑forward dishes anchor dinner services in a refined yet welcoming mood. The café’s light, airy ambience encourages connection, while the bar’s curated beverages invite lingering conversations after the sun dips behind London rooftops. Together, these dining venues cultivate a social atmosphere that’s as much part of the city’s fabric as the restaurants lining the nearby streets.

City‑Scale Wellness Redefined

Wellness takes centre stage at Six Senses London — with a 25,000 sq ft spa that reimagines urban wellbeing through innovation and restorative practice . Anchored by London’s first magnesium mineral pool and a 20‑metre indoor swimming pool, the spa blends cutting‑edge facilities like cryotherapy, flotation chambers and a longevity clinic with quiet spaces designed for calm, contemplation and recovery . The Alchemy Bar delivers bespoke wellness elixirs, while fitness and recovery lounges offer personalised regenerative experiences. Beyond the spa, Six Senses Place — the brand’s first private members’ club — introduces a social and wellbeing hub where co‑working spaces, lounges and curated programming coalesce, enhancing the hotel’s role as both sanctuary and community anchor. Concierge services, yoga classes and curated city experiences further enrich a stay that is as holistic as it is sophisticated.

A New London Narrative of Calm and Discovery

Six Senses London is more than a hotel — it is a thoughtfully crafted urban haven where history, wellness, cuisine, and design interlace to redefine how we rest and reconnect in the world’s great city. For travellers seeking more than a stopover — a purposeful immersion — London is richer with this landmark.

We love Six Senses London for: 

– Opening in March 2026 as the first Six Senses hotel in the UK
– 109 rooms and suites with private terraces and serene design
– Architecture that marries heritage Art Deco with contemporary interiors
– Whiteley’s Kitchen, Bar & Café celebrating seasonal British cuisine
– A 25,000 sq ft wellness spa with magnesium pool and longevity clinic
– The first Six Senses Place private members’ club in London