Six Senses brings its wellness-first philosophy to London's reimagined Whiteleys landmark — featuring the capital's first magnesium hotel pool
Six Senses London represents the most significant wellness-forward luxury hotel to open in the British capital in decades. Occupying the restored Grade II-listed Whiteleys department store in Bayswater — a landmark Art Deco building recreated by Foster + Partners — the hotel brings Six Senses' pione
The numbers signal ambition: 110 guest rooms and suites (many with private terraces), 14 branded residences, and a 2,300-square-meter spa — among London's largest hotel wellness facilities. The spa introduces London's first magnesium hotel pool, cryotherapy, an extensive hydrotherapy circuit, and Si
The hotel debuts Six Senses Place — a private wellness club extending offerings beyond hotel guests to curated members. This positions Six Senses London as a wellness destination competing with members' clubs like Lanserhof at The Arts Club while offering far more comprehensive spa infrastructure.
Dining includes a lobby bar and lounge, an all-day restaurant with open kitchen, and a courtyard creating unexpected garden tranquility within urban Bayswater. Opens April 2026 — now accepting reservations.
Best time: Late November to early December is ideal for ultra-luxury travel, showcasing festive charm with fewer crowds.
Demand: Seasonal demand peaks during the summer months, particularly July and August.
Pricing: Ultra-luxury property pricing typically peaks from June to September due to high demand.
Insider tip: Consider booking exclusive experiences such as private tours or bespoke dining events during off-peak months.
Avoid: Avoid visiting London during the Christmas and New Year holidays due to overwhelming crowds and inflated prices.