HUM2N opens longevity clinic inside Six Senses London

HUM2N, the London physician-led longevity healthcare provider, has opened a second state of the art, London clinic inside Six Senses London, the hotel group's first UK property at the restored Whiteley in Bayswater. The move places an ongoing medical service inside a luxury hotel, and HUM2N describes it as the first time in the UK that an integrated longevity healthcare provider has partnered with a global luxury hotel brand.

The in-hotel clinic offers advanced diagnostics, personalised longevity programmes and continuous medical oversight, and is open to hotel guests, London residents and members of Six Senses Place, the hotel's social and wellness members' club and the arrangement lets patients access consistent care whether they live locally, travel frequently or spend extended periods in the city.

Inside you'll find IV nutrient and NAD+ infusions, a hyperbaric oxygen chamber built to mimic altitude, recovery and biohacking protocols, and a skin clinic space for injectable aesthetics.

The collaboration is a marker of where high-end hospitality wellness is heading, moving from short-term, experiential offerings towards structured, medically-led services that continue beyond a guest's stay and treating wellbeing as part of everyday life rather than a temporary retreat.

Dr Mohammed Enayat, founder and medical director of HUM2N, said the partnership reflected a shift in how longevity care is delivered. "It's about building a long-term relationship with your health, supported by continuous medical oversight and care," he said. "This partnership allows us to deliver preventative healthcare in an environment that understands consistency, lifestyle and experience, not just intervention."

Nick Yarnell, general manager of Six Senses London, said the tie-up brought physician-led longevity expertise into central London. "Partnering with HUM2N allows us to bring physician-led longevity expertise into the heart of the city, offering our guests and local community access to pro-active, long-term health optimisation and personalised longevity programmes," he said.

HUM2N was founded by Dr Enayat, a London-trained GP and TEDx speaker, and runs its flagship clinic in South Kensington. Alongside biomarker testing and personalised programmes, it offers a range of longevity and regenerative therapies including whole-body cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and intravenous NAD+ and ozone infusions, and has an at-home testing arm, HUM2N at Home.

Six Senses London is the brand's first UK hotel, occupying the restored Whiteley, a Bayswater landmark that first opened as a department store in 1911. It has 109 rooms and suites, a Six Senses Spa, and the first Six Senses Place, the group's social and wellness members' club.

The clinic is open to both hotel guests and London-based patients.