The gym at Six Senses London is open 24 hours but supervised only from 8am to 8pm. Outside those hours you are using a 2,300 square metre wellness floor with nobody watching, which matters more here than at an ordinary hotel gym, because this one holds a cryotherapy chamber and a flotation pod.
Spa treatments run 10am to 8pm, and spa reception is open 8.30am to 8.30pm. We read the hotel’s own pages on 13 October 2026.
What is downstairs
The spa spans over 2,300 square metres and is designed to echo an old underground station. It holds 13 treatment rooms, a flotation pod, cryotherapy, a Turkish hammam and the fitness centre, plus an Alchemy Bar where British botanicals are blended into something you take home.
The programmes are the unusual part: structured multi-day plans for Sleep, Yoga, Detox and Fitness, built around a wellness screening that measures biomarkers before anything is booked. The sleep programme works from data off your own sleep tracker. This is a hotel spa organised like a clinic rather than a pampering menu.
The members club is not open to the public
Six Senses Place, the first of its kind anywhere, is the social and wellness club on the upper floor. The hotel’s own wording is that it invites members and hotel guests. Some coverage has suggested day visitors can enter too, but the hotel does not say that, and it publishes no day pass, no membership price and no visitor rate.
If you are not staying and not a member, assume you cannot get in until the hotel tells you otherwise. The spa has its own email and phone line, which is the route to ask.
Where it is, and what it sits in
1 Redan Place, W2 4SA, inside The Whiteley, the restored Bayswater department store, with Notting Hill a few streets away. The hotel opened in 2026 with 109 rooms and suites and 14 branded residences above. Whiteley’s Kitchen, Bar and Café runs from breakfast to late drinks and is pitched at neighbours as much as guests.
What the hotel does not publish anywhere: check-in and check-out times, pool hours or age rules, children’s policies, pets, parking and cancellation terms. For a stay at this level, get those confirmed when booking rather than assuming.
Six Senses London
- Address
- 1 Redan Place, London W2 4SA, inside The Whiteley
- Nearest
- Bayswater or Queensway
- Hours
- Spa treatments 10am to 8pm. Spa reception 8.30am to 8.30pm. Gym 24 hours, supervised 8am to 8pm
- Booking
- Direct, or spa bookings on 020 3278 8050. Wellness programmes are built around a biomarker screening and consultation
- Price
- Not published. There is no day pass or membership rate for Six Senses Place on the hotel’s own pages
- Standing
- A wellness hotel inside the restored Whiteley department store in Bayswater, with 109 rooms, 14 residences, a 2,300 square metre spa and the first Six Senses Place members club
How to get in
Six Senses Place is for members and hotel guests in the hotel’s own words, with no published day pass. The gym is open 24 hours but supervised only from 8am to 8pm. Check-in times, pool rules, children, pets, parking and cancellation terms are not published
Where to go next
AIRE Ancient Baths is the spa you can book without staying anywhere, and spa days covers the rest.
The Peninsula and the Pan Pacific are the other new luxury hotels with serious pools.
Questions we get asked
Can non-guests use Six Senses London?
The hotel says Six Senses Place invites members and hotel guests, and publishes no day pass, membership price or visitor rate. Some coverage suggests day visitors are admitted, but the hotel does not say so, so ask before travelling.
What are the Six Senses London spa hours?
Spa treatments run 10am to 8pm and spa reception is open 8.30am to 8.30pm. The gym is open 24 hours a day but supervised only between 8am and 8pm.
What is in the Six Senses London spa?
Over 2,300 square metres holding 13 treatment rooms, a flotation pod, cryotherapy, a Turkish hammam, a fitness centre and an Alchemy Bar, with multi-day Sleep, Yoga, Detox and Fitness programmes.
Where is Six Senses London?
At 1 Redan Place, W2 4SA, inside The Whiteley, the restored Bayswater department store, close to Notting Hill. Bayswater and Queensway are the nearest stations.
How many rooms does Six Senses London have?
109 rooms and suites, plus 14 branded residences.
What is Six Senses Place?
The first Six Senses Place anywhere: a social and wellness club within the hotel, described by Six Senses as inviting members and hotel guests.
Written by Robert J Wills, no. 465 in the guide.
Last checked 13 October 2026 against the venues' own published information. Nobody pays to appear here and we take no bookings.
