Mayfair House Hotel & Garden

We had a mixed but overall delightful experience at Hôtel Mayfair. The place is spotless and our room was spacious — although, true to my French roots, let me start by saying there was no hot water! For three guests, we only got two tiny bottles of water, and not even every day. Breakfast was included, but just one dish, one hot drink, and one cold drink — you’ll have to pay extra if your inner gourmand gets ambitious. Also, the breakfast room is so small that on the morning we left, people were queueing outside like it was a trendy Parisian bakery. Ah, c’est la vie! But honestly, there’s so much to love here! The common spaces are genuinely gorgeous, the gym is massive and super well-equipped, and the restaurant is great (merci beaucoup for the warm welcome!). The advice at reception was much appreciated — thanks, Fernando! The rooftop pool and bar are a dream (Louis, those cocktails deserve a round of applause). So yes, I’m French and I enjoy a good complaint — but here, the little annoyances really pale in comparison with all the things that make this hotel wonderful. I definitely recommend it (and that’s not just the wine talking)!

The place was absolutely stunning! The aesthetic is like staying in the jungle if the jungle was a high class resort. The style of the room was beautiful and the privatized outdoor patio with an outdoor shower felt incredibly lux. I felt like I was hanging out at Richard Brandon’s Virgin Islands house. Staff was very helpful and friendly really the entire experience was unforgettable. I saw some reviews mentioning thin walls and trouble with noise but I didn’t hear a thing. It was perfect.

The room is fantastic it’s very spacious, and having Google Cast available is a great feature. The bathroom is also impressively large

Loved the Art Deco botanical vibe stunning building and rooms to die for perfect!! Breakfast in parts was good, staff super friendly and helpful loved the rooftop pool, and vibrant of the building. B bed super comfy and spacious room loved it.

This might be the most beautiful hotel I have ever stayed at. It's like the hotel is alive, everything your eye sees is beautiful. there is detail everywhere, artistic elements on columns, elevator doors, walls, the ceramic tiles indicating your room number, it's all beautiful and you haven't even got to your room yet. The room was a double King room, colorful, large inviting, great beds, vintage elements on the desk and bar area and amazing secluded balcony with a screen of greenery so lush you can not see the building across the street. I don't know if all rooms are as big or if all the balconies make you feel like you're in a jungle but my room (459) was wonderful. I was sad to leave.