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Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge

South Bank, London


Wellness Design
Central

Opened 2010   $$

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge — vibe

Vibe

A soaring glass hub buzzing with business travelers and sightseers, anchored by a multi-level atrium just steps from the river Thames.

“Riverside glass citadel”

Wellness

A fifteen-metre indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room, and Balinese-inspired therapies at Mandara Spa.

Design

Contemporary sixteen-storey curved glass architecture featuring an expansive multi-level atrium and skyline-view guestrooms.

Social

Evening cocktails with live music at Primo Bar alongside daytime espresso service at illy Caffè.

Central

On the South Bank facing Big Ben, a short walk from Waterloo station and the river.

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge — rooms

Rooms

Upper-level suites look directly across the Thames to Big Ben, while practical studio layouts feature kitchenettes and dedicated living areas.

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge — wellness

Wellness

Mandara Spa provides Balinese bodywork alongside a 15-metre indoor heated swimming pool, thermal sauna, steam room, and around-the-clock fitness centre.

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge — backstory

Backstory

BUJ Architects designed the curved glass tower on the former site of the GLC County Hall Island Block, opening its doors in 2010.

Park Plaza London Westminster Bridge — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Choose between French classics at Brasserie Joël, fresh rolls at Ichi Sushi, and cocktails accompanied by live music at Primo Bar.

The neighborhood

Westminster Bridge sits outside your front door, offering a five-minute walk across the river to Parliament or east toward the Southbank Centre.

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