Maybe it’s the Downton Abbey-esque designs, or maybe it’s those delicious canapés that make it to your room every night, but for some reason, the Chesterfield Mayfair is a hotel you’ll find incredibly hard to leave.

Built for the Earl of Chesterfield, the hotel retains much of its original atmosphere - Chandeliers in the lobby, plush leather chairs, antiques, and period oil paintings in the rooms - perfect for those who want to play at being Lord for a weekend. Service, is as expected, fit for royalty and rooms inject a bit of playfulness with unique designs, and themes which run from English countryside to African savanna. A top - notch location at the heart of Mayfair and between Berkeley Square and Curzon street puts all manner of shopping and landmarks within reach and the hotel’s notorious homey atmosphere is created by little touches, like owner Bea Tollman’s home cuisine being served at the Butler’s restaurant, and treats delivered at turndown. Trust us, nobody stays here only once.