Name: Cowdray Lounge
Address: 128 Piccadilly, London, W1J 7PY, United Kingdom
Telephone: 02073991013
Price range: $
Rating: 4.9

The Club’s Cowdray Room is named after Lord Cowdray, whose portrait hangs overlooking this peaceful and elegant room, blessed with views of Green Park. On 31 October 1918 the first Lord Cowdray made a gift of £100,000 to provide a permanent building for the benefit of the Officers in the then newly formed Royal Air Force and by the middle of 1919 the buildings which make up the present Club were acquired. The Piccadilly frontage was originally the Ladies Lyceum Club and was built in the 1800s, whilst the rear half, facing Old Park Lane, was stables. Between 1919 and 1921 extensive reconstruction of the property took place, largely financed by Lord Cowdray who donated another £350,000, enabling the development of the Royal Air Force Club at 128 Piccadilly as we know it today.

Disabled Access

Free WiFi

Families and Children Welcome

Gluten Free Available

Dietary Needs Catered For

Cowdray Lounge 

The Club’s Cowdray Room is named after Lord Cowdray, whose portrait hangs overlooking this peaceful ...

Cowdray Lounge

Afternoon Tea
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4.9 (414 reviews)

The Club’s Cowdray Room is named after Lord Cowdray, whose portrait hangs overlooking this peaceful and elegant room, blessed with views of Green Park.
On 31 October 1918 the first Lord Cowdray made a gift of £100,000 t...
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Cowdray Lounge

Afternoon Tea1 photo4.9 (414 reviews)

The Club’s Cowdray Room is named after Lord Cowdray, whose portrait hangs overlooking this peaceful and elegant room, blessed with views of Green Park.On 31 October 1918 the first Lord Cowdray made a gift of £100,000 t... Read More

Afternoon Tea
1 photo
4.9 (414 reviews)

The Club’s Cowdray Room is named after Lord Cowdray, whose portrait hangs overlooking this peaceful and elegant room, blessed with views of Green Park.
On 31 October 1918 the first Lord Cowdray made a gift of £100,000 t...
Read More