Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
Knightsbridge, London
“Royal parkside grand dame”
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Vibe
Doormen in scarlet livery greet guests at an Edwardian landmark with direct access to Hyde Park.
“Royal parkside grand dame”
Pinnacle flagship service with gold-leaf opulence and parkside splendor throughout.
Time-honored Edwardian grandeur where doormen in red livery greet royalty.
A former 1889 gentleman's club preserved with a dedicated royal entrance.
On Knightsbridge overlooking Hyde Park, steps from Harrods and Harvey Nichols with Mayfair across the green
Rooms
Silk wallcoverings and marble bathrooms frame views across the green treetops of Hyde Park.
Backstory
First built in 1889 as a gentleman's club, the building officially opened as a grand hotel in 1902.
Wellness
The subterranean spa houses a 17-meter lap pool alongside amethyst crystal steam rooms and vitality pools.
Eat & drink
Dinner by Heston Blumenthal interprets historic British recipes beside expansive glass windows overlooking Hyde Park.
The neighborhood
Positioned in Knightsbridge, the property faces Hyde Park's greenery on one side and Harrods' storefronts on the other.
“Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, like any Mandarin, sets the bar rather high: it’s astonishingly luxurious, impeccably staffed, and not at all hard on the eyes.”
“London is renowned for its time-honored luxury hotels, and the Edwardian masterpiece that houses Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London is no exception.”
“Gracious and unstuffy, it’s still the best-situated hotel in London.”
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