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Streets of Mayfair London
Hay Hill is a small but historic street tucked between Berkeley Square and Dover Street in Mayfair, one of London’s most prestigious areas. Its name comes from the hay market that once stood nearby during the 18th century, when the area was still transitioning from open fields to high-end development. Over time, Hay Hill became known for its elegant buildings and discreet charm.
Today, the street reflects the wealth and exclusivity of the neighbourhood. It is home to a private members’ club—12 Hay Hill—which blends business and leisure in a setting where professionals gather for meetings, dining, and networking. The club is housed in a grand building that sets the tone for the entire street.
Hay Hill is just a short walk from Green Park Station, making it easily reachable by public transport despite its tucked-away feel. Its central location means it’s within walking distance of many of Mayfair’s landmarks and luxury spots. Though the street itself is peaceful, it sits at the heart of London’s commercial and social scene, making it a unique place to visit or work. The blend of historical roots, quiet prestige, and business presence gives Hay Hill a special character that stands apart from neighbouring streets.
Mayfair, renowned for housing some of its oldest and most esteemed auction houses like Phillips and Sotheby’s, where exceptionally rare antiques and collectibles find their new owners. This district in London also proudly hosts the city’s most prestigious restaurants, opulent boutiques, sophisticated bars, exclusive private clubs, and luxurious hotels.
Mayfair London’s most exclusive luxury district.
