Bourdon House, formerly the London residence of the Duke of Westminster, is now the Mayfair branch of Alfred Dunhill. Opened on Saturday, 30th August 2008, it extends beyond the suits, aftershave and watches associated with the luxury menswear brand. As well as the clothing and retail side of things there's a spa and barber's, a cellar bar and a 12-seater screening room, available for private hire. All this is spread over three floors to cater for the modern gentleman's every need. The basement has the cinema room, complete with neighbouring bar where customers can keep their wine collection. The ground floor gives rise to the luxury products - leather, accessories, gifts and gadgets. Finally, the first floor houses the Discovery Room, where you can get your custom made suits, and a spa with two treatment rooms as well as a traditional barber's.
Alfred Dunhill
Bourdon House, 2 Davies Street, W1K 3DJ
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Bourdon House, formerly the London residence of the Duke of Westminster, is now the Mayfair branch of Alfred Dunhill. Opened on Saturday, 30th August 2008, it extends beyond the suits, aftershave and watches associated with the luxury menswear brand. As well as the clothing and retail side of things there's a spa and barber's, a cellar bar and a 12-seater screening room, available for private hire. All this is spread over three floors to cater for the modern gentleman's every need. The basement has the cinema room, complete with neighbouring bar where customers can keep their wine collection. The ground floor gives rise to the luxury products - leather, accessories, gifts and gadgets. Finally, the first floor houses the Discovery Room, where you can get your custom made suits, and a spa with two treatment rooms as well as a traditional barber's.
