Dukes Hotel

Frommer's Review

Dukes provides elegance without ostentation in what was presumably someone's Upstairs, Downstairs town house. Along with its nearest competitors, the Stafford and 22 Jermyn Street, it caters to those looking for charm, style, and tradition in a hotel. It stands in a quiet courtyard off St. James's Place; turn-of-the-20th-century gas lamps help put you into the proper mood before entering the front door. Each well-furnished guest room is decorated in the style of a particular English period, ranging from Regency to Edwardian. It's a lot cozier, more intimate, and even more clubbish than the Stafford, and Dukes is more tranquil since it's set in its own gas-lit alley.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; babysitting; concierge; health club & spa; room service

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