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The Shepherd Mayfair to open in late 2025

Vicky DoeBy Vicky Doe3 June 20254 Mins Read
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The Shepherd Mayfair, a boutique 82-key hotel set across 33,600 sq ft, will open its doors in London’s historic Shepherd Market later this year.

Bain Capital and Orka Investments took ownership of the site in 2021, which was the former Park Lane Mews Hotel, situated discreetly on Stanhope Row, just off Park Lane, and within the historic heart of Shepherd Market.

Designed by acclaimed architecture & interior design practice Buckley Gray Yeoman and Timothy Shepherd, now of Shepherd&, the hotel, which is part of the Elegant Hotel Collection, reflects Mayfair’s rich heritage, coded in story, layered in detail and designed for a new generation of global travellers. It is one of the last freehold sites for both hotel and residential opportunities, situated on the footprint of one of the first residential addresses in Mayfair. Designed in keeping with the status of the address, the hotel will be a new gateway into London’s most exclusive and historic postcode.

The culinary offering will include a speakeasy cocktail bar, Teddy’s, which is set to become a late night hotspot hidden beneath the hotel serving classic cocktails. On the ground floor, Fayre, a London brasserie, will offer all day dining and seasonal dishes, whilst a café will be located in the lobby, serving artisan coffee, beautifully presented pastries, light lunches and an extensive drinks list.

The Shepherd Mayfair sits adjacent to 36 & 37 Hertford Street Residences, a boutique collection of 16 impeccably crafted one- and two-bedroom homes. Set across two elegantly reimagined Georgian townhouses, the distinctive residences pay homage to the legacy of 17th-century architects Robert Adam and Henry Holland, preserving the architectural integrity of Hertford Street while featuring refined contemporary interiors by acclaimed design studio Albion Nord and exclusive access to exceptional hotel services.

The hotel’s location and proximity to luxury retail areas, including Mount Street and New Bond Street, cultural attractions, Michelin starred restaurants and prestigious educational institutions make it a prime location for leisure and business travellers, offering guests a unique opportunity to enjoy the best of the capital.

With over 30 years in the industry, Timothy Shepherd is appointed as Design Principal for The Shepherd Mayfair. He was previously Managing Director at BGY ID. The hotel has been designed to create a feeling and tone that is embedded in the neighbourhood and has its own distinct character. Timothy Shepherd noted: “We created and continually developed the narrative of The Shepherd Mayfair with attention paid to a carefully combined architectural and design approach, and through brand creation. We have taken this thought process into specific areas, from the guest experience, culinary offering, to the cocktail bar. The historic “Mansions of Mayfair” where business and pleasure were brought together, in many ways they were the original boutique hotels, where society hosted and commerce created wealth. With this perspective we have come to look at The Shepherd Mayfair as a modern day interpretation of that.”

Robert Mangan, Operating Partner, Bain Capital shared: “Our vision for the project was to revive the original Mayfair mansion, taking inspiration from the rich heritage of Shepherd’s Market and its fascinating past, to deliver a luxury boutique hotel that resonates with the expectations of today’s market. The Shepherd Mayfair is a truly unique property and will be one of the neighbourhood’s final freehold hospitality and real estate projects, bringing a new offering to both Londoners and international visitors.”

Raoul Malhotra, Founder & Managing Director, Orka Investments, commented: “This project marks a rare and strategic investment in the heart of Mayfair – one of the last opportunities of its kind. This unique development will deliver a luxury hotel and 16 prime residences, breathing new life into this special corner of Mayfair. It exemplifies our long-term vision of honouring the rich history and fabric of the area, and creating value through regeneration in one of the world’s most sought-after addresses.”

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