The Berkeley
Belgravia, London
“Contemporary Knightsbridge glamour”
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Vibe
Under an RSHP glass canopy on Wilton Place, high fashion and Maybourne polish meet in an energetic, light-filled Knightsbridge setting.
“Contemporary Knightsbridge glamour”
Attentive Maybourne service with house car transfers, plush dressing gowns, and thoughtful custom evening turndown rituals.
RSHP glass architecture, suites by André Fu and Joyce Wang, and David Collins' iconic blue bar.
A four-story Surrenne spa with a twenty-two-meter pool and a heated seventh-floor rooftop pool overlooking Hyde Park.
In Knightsbridge on Wilton Place, steps from Hyde Park and Knightsbridge station.
Rooms
Interiors by André Fu and Joyce Wang feature calm, tailored palettes, private balconies, and marble bathrooms stocked with bespoke amenities.
Wellness
A heated seventh-floor rooftop pool looks out over Hyde Park, complemented below by the four-story Surrenne spa and its 22-meter lap pool.
Backstory
Founded on Piccadilly in the nineteenth century, the hotel moved to its Wilton Place address in 1972 before reimagining itself with modern glasswork.
Eat & drink
Sip cocktails in the electric-blue David Collins bar, then sample Cédric Grolet’s hyper-realistic fruit pastries at his dedicated chef’s counter.
The neighborhood
Wilton Place borders both Belgravia and Knightsbridge, placing Hyde Park’s green paths and Harrods shopping within a five-minute stroll.
“The Berkeley does not boast the longest list of royal guests, the most storied history, or the richest collection of antiques and old master paintings.”
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