Fleming's Mayfair Hotel Chauffeur Service

Fleming's Mayfair Hotel occupies 7–12 Half Moon Street, W1J 7BH — a row of Georgian townhouses on one of Mayfair's quietest residential streets, running south from Piccadilly to Curzon Street. The hotel opened in 1851 and takes its name from Robert Fleming, the Scottish banker and founder of the Robert Fleming financial dynasty. Half Moon Street has literary connections — Oscar Wilde lodged at number 9, and P.G. Wodehouse's Bertie Wooster lived here in the stories. The 129-room hotel maintains its Georgian character through individually designed rooms across the townhouse row.

Fleming's position puts it a three-minute walk from Shepherd Market — Mayfair's hidden village of restaurants and wine bars — and five minutes from Green Park. The hotel's discreet townhouse character attracts guests who want to be in central Mayfair without the scale or lobby of a larger hotel. Your Imperial Ride chauffeur holds on Half Moon Street at the hotel's entrance: the street has no through traffic and waiting at the townhouse frontage is entirely pressure-free.