In town
Six Senses Place
Wellness and social club
About
Six Senses London opened on 1 March 2026 in The Whiteley, the rebuilt department store on Queensway, and brought the brand's first members' club with it. Six Senses Place is meant for social life, work and wellness at once: a bar and lounge, a restaurant, private dining rooms, co-working and meeting rooms.
Next to it comes a Longevity Clinic run by Hum2n, with diagnostics, IV therapy and hyperbaric oxygen, which takes hotel guests and the public as well. The hotel's spa is downstairs; its 20-metre pool was closed by a leak when the hotel opened.
What sets it apart
- Wellness, a desk and dinner under one roof, west of the park
- A longevity clinic beside the bar and the desks
- Hotel backing: 109 rooms and a 2,300 m² spa in the building
- New, so the membership is still forming
- Tiers that run from the social rooms alone to the full clinic
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Getting in
Route
Register your interest at sixsensesplace.com; an interview follows
Try it first
Hotel guests are honorary members for their stay
Fees
A year
From £3,000 to £37,000 depending on the tier, as reported at the opening; the club publishes no rates
Joining fee
Not published
The house
Inside
Bar and lounge, restaurant, private dining rooms, co-working and meeting rooms
Health
Longevity Clinic by Hum2n, beside the club and open to others too: diagnostics, IV therapy, hyperbaric oxygen
Next door
The hotel spa: 20-metre pool, magnesium pool, cryotherapy, flotation. Ask what each tier includes of it, and whether the pool, closed at the opening, is back.
Since
March 2026
Address
Six Senses Place
From home
- 17 minTaxi · 6.5 kmWithout traffic; on a weekday evening rather 27 to 37.
- 46 minTube and busBus 46 to Paddington, bus 23 to Westbourne Grove, 4 minutes on foot