Six Senses Spa London

Six Senses Spa London frequently asked questions

Who owns Six Senses London?

Italian real estate group Gruppo Statuto owns Six Senses London, having acquired the property for £180 million in May 2024.

How do you get to Six Senses London?

You’ll find Six Senses London in Bayswater, West London, tucked inside the legendary Whiteley. The nearest Tube is Bayswater (Circle and District lines) and Queensway (Central line), both just minutes away. It enjoys quick access to Notting Hill, the West End, and Heathrow via nearby Paddington Station.

• From Heathrow: Around 45 minutes by car or via the Heathrow Express or Elizabeth Line to Paddington, just a 10-minute walk away.
• From Gatwick: One hour by car or via the Gatwick Express to Victoria Station, then 15 minutes by taxi.
• From London City Airport: Approximately 45 minutes by car
• From Stansted or Luton: Around 90 minutes by car or train, depending on traffic and route.
• For private jet arrivals: They’re easily accessible from Farnborough, Biggin Hill, and London Oxford Airport, with transfers arranged upon request.
• Paddington Station is also home to the Heathrow Express and London Underground lines for effortless connections.

What is included in a spa day at Six Senses London?

What's included in a spa day at Six Senses London depends on the experience that you book. The spa facilities include a 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness centre, a bio sauna, 20-metre indoor swimming pool (opening in August 2026), a relaxation room, an Alchemy Bar, a flotation pod, cryotherapy, a Turkish hammam, a pre-treatment room with biohacking equipment, and a post-treatment room. There are 13 treatment rooms where therapists offer a collection of holistic face and body treatments using organic, locally-inspired products created in their interactive Alchemy Bar, alongside de Mamiel products.

What is near Six Senses London?

Six Senses London is in a great location for enjoying the local area. Top attractions include:

Top attractions include:

• Kensington Palace and Gardens
• Hyde Park
• Portobello Road Market
• Design Museum
• Royal Albert Hall

When was Six Senses London built?

The Whiteleys building in Bayswater, which is home to the new Six Senses London, was constructed between 1908 and 1911. The hotel and spa opened in 2026.

What amenities does Six Senses London have?

A five-star hotel with 109 guest rooms and suites, Six Senses London is a luxurious destination that also houses private residences. There's a cosy lobby bar and lounge, as well as an all-day restaurant with an open kitchen and a seating area in the courtyard.

The spa facilities include a 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness centre, a bio sauna, 20-metre indoor swimming pool (opening in August 2026), a relaxation room, an Alchemy Bar, a flotation pod, cryotherapy, a Turkish hammam, a pre-treatment room with biohacking equipment, and a post-treatment room. There are 13 treatment rooms where therapists offer a collection of holistic face and body treatments using organic, locally-inspired products created in their interactive Alchemy Bar, alongside de Mamiel products.

Accessible facilities include:

• 11 accessible rooms featuring roll-in showers, lowered sinks, and emergency buttons Full wheelchair access throughout the building including lifts to all floors
• Accessible toilets in common areas
• Accessible parking is available
• Hearing loops are available at the reception

What are the food and drink options at Six Senses London?

At Six Senses London, food and drink follow the Eat With Six Senses philosophy, focusing on seasonal, locally and sustainably sourced ingredients. Whiteley’s Kitchen, Bar and Café invites neighbours, friends and newcomers to enjoy menus that follow the seasons, bringing whatever’s at its best to the table, always fresh, always full of character.

How many treatment rooms are there at Six Senses London?

There are 13 treatment rooms where therapists offer a collection of holistic face and body treatments using organic, locally-inspired products created in their interactive Alchemy Bar, alongside de Mamiel products.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in is from 3pm to 11:30pm and check-out is 12 midday. Spa reception is open from 8:30am to 8:30pm and spa treatments are from 10am to 8pm. It is recommended however that you check your specific spa booking times before arrival, and that you check for any changes to regular opening times, particularly relating to bank holidays, before you visit.