Six Senses London opened on March 1, 2026, and reviews say you can book it with IHG One Rewards points. Award prices move with the cash rate, so check IHG for your dates before you plan around a number.
About the Hotel
IHG's opening release says Six Senses London occupies a full quarter of The Whiteley, a mixed-use development on Queensway in West London, in a former department store near Hyde Park. It has 109 rooms and suites, many with private terraces, plus 14 Six Senses branded residences.
The hotel has Whiteley's Kitchen, Bar and Café serving modern British food, and a 2,300-square-meter wellness facility with a 20-meter indoor pool and what the release calls London's first hotel magnesium pool. It also has cryotherapy, flotation and recovery spaces, a longevity clinic, and Six Senses Place, a private members concept.
Booking With IHG Points
Several reviews say Six Senses London is bookable with IHG One Rewards points. Their starting prices differ by date and room, from about 160,000 to 180,000 points a night, because IHG's award prices follow the cash rate. Cash rates in the same reviews start at roughly $930 to $1,020 a night.
Not every Six Senses property is part of IHG One Rewards, so confirm that your dates show an award rate on IHG before you transfer or save points for a stay.
Where the Points Come From
The IHG co-branded cards earn points on qualifying purchases at participating hotels. Our IHG One Rewards points value guide covers redemption math, and you can join IHG One Rewards if you aren't a member yet.
Who Should Book It
This stay suits travelers who'd pay a premium for a wellness-focused hotel in West London and have a points balance ready. If your dates don't show an award rate, look at the cash price before you commit.
