Brown’s BFF

In the heart of London’s elegant Mayfair, Brown’s Hotel is an iconic luxury hotel seamlessly blending historical charm with 21st-century sophistication.

For the most discerning canine companions visiting Mayfair, Brown’s Hotel has crafted the exquisite Best Furry Friends (BFF) Package, a testament to their commitment to catering to every member of the family. We had the pleasure of experiencing it firsthand at their Dover Suite.

A welcome note to greet us.

Teaming up with William Morris At home, renowned for their elegant designs, Brown’s Hotel introduces a collection of curated grooming essentials and accessories, infusing a touch of heritage flair into every detail.

We were greeted with a plush dog bed in our suite, accompanied by a delightful William Morris At Home Squeaky Dog Toy, ensuring their comfort and entertainment during our stay.

As you know the weather in London can be unpredictable. We had a lovely first day, but the next day, we were very grateful for the William Morris At Home coat when we went out walking on a drizzly day.

We loved that we had a choice of parks and green spaces to go to. At one end there’s Green Park and St. James’s Park just down the road. At the other end of the road, there’s Berkeley Square and a little further on, Grosvenor Square. And Hyde Park is a short walk away.

And let’s not forget one of the most important things, if not the most important in their opinion. Food and treats! They had an exclusive ‘A La Bark’ food menu, which was available at Charlie’s and The Drawing Room before midday and throughout the day for in-room dining.

For supper, we ordered raw chopped sirloin of beef. When they brought me a late afternoon cakes, room service also brought homemade doggy biscuits featuring Chef Adam Byatt’s ‘secret’ recipe.

Dogs are allowed in Charlie’s and The Drawing Room before midday. However, the hotel will make exceptions to residents with small and well-behaved dogs for afternoon tea, lunch and dinner. After they had their supper, I chose to dine with them at Charlie’s and both George and Lulu behaved impeccably, sitting under the table and not a peep was heard from them.

And while being pampered at Brown’s Hotel, there’s a lot to discover in the neighbourhood. They have provided a Doggy Guide to Mayfair …

From the choicest lamp posts for their daily constitutionals to insider tips on local pet-friendly spots.

We had a most delightful stay and I think George and Lulu had the best pampering and so welcomed.

The Best Furry Friends (BFF) package is available for two-night stays. Every detail is meticulously attended to, ensuring an unforgettable experience for both you and your beloved companion.

Or book a ‘Furry Friends’ experience add-on (which includes a dog bed, bowl and doggy guide) when staying at the hotel with dogs at £100 per stay.

Step into Brown’s Hotel, and indulge both you and your pooch and it includes complimentary breakfast for humans. For reservations, visit the website.

Brown’s Hotel is quintessentially British with a hint of the unexpected. London’s first hotel boats 115 authentically designed rooms and suites designed by Olga Polizzi. Each pays tribute to the hotel’s illustrious heritage and world-renowned charm. The Kipling Suite, the jewel in Brown’s crown of suites. honours Rudyard Kipling who was famously believed to have written ‘The Jungle Book’ at the hotel. Home to some of London’s finest dining experiences, Brown’s signature Donovan Bar takes inspiration from its namesake, iconic 1960’s photographer Terence Donovan, Charlie’s, the restaurant, serves contemporary British fare with European influences, and The Drawing Room, where Queen Victoria was believed to have taken tea, honours the quintessentially British custom of serving traditional afternoon tea.