‘Most Stylish Hotel’
-- Time Out London
‘This place is a true rarity, an alternative hotel. You can rent one of its suites by the day, the week, or the month and make the most of this oriental sanctuary a stone's throw from New Bond Street. Serenity imbues everything here in this world outside the world. The service is refined and the mini-bars are filled with health food. The decor uses natural materials and the air is filled with the aromas of exotic flowers. In addition, you'll have a fully equipped kitchen for your more down-to-earth needs and a state-of-the-art workstation, to say nothing of all the services of a world-class hotel. Perfect for a prolonged stay. ’
‘With complimentary welcome tray on arrival, you may be sorely tempted to take cocooning to its limit and, for once, waive room service’
‘it is edgy, urban and wantonly international in outlook’
‘the technology quota is high, with cordless phones, music systems and modem ports’
‘A London hideaway that's more home
than hotel’
‘No.5 Maddox St., London's latest high buzz hotel which combines the luxury and service of a hotel with the privacy and space of an apartment. There may be no place like home, but this place comes pretty close’
‘This is the epitome of London cool, a super-sleek, highly discreet central London wonderland ’
-- Telegraph Travel
‘Add bamboo floors, faux-sable bed throws, and kimonos in place of terry robes, and you've got No.5 Maddox, located on the Soho edge of Mayfair’
‘No.5 Maddox Street has been an instant hit’
‘Hip new hotel with a laid-back, Zen-influenced atmosphere. The ideal base for shopping in Mayfair’