The Lanesborough Hotel
Belgravia, London
“Stately Regency sanctuary”
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Vibe
Dedicated round-the-clock butlers attend to guests in grand Regency drawing rooms, where resident Siberian cat Lilibet wanders beneath ornate cornices.
“Stately Regency sanctuary”
Dedicated round-the-clock butler service across every room, with bespoke evening turndown and daily fresh flowers.
Occupying William Wilkins' grand 1827 neoclassical Grade II* listed former hospital facing Hyde Park Corner.
A subterranean twenty-thousand-square-foot private wellness club featuring thermal suites and a hydrotherapy pool.
Overlooking Hyde Park Corner and Wellington Arch at the meeting point of Knightsbridge and Mayfair.
Rooms
Alberto Pinto outfitted the chambers in classical Regency detailing, richly upholstered silks, and views sweeping toward Wellington Arch and Hyde Park.
Wellness
The subterranean club houses a hydrotherapy pool, dedicated thermal suites with saunas and steam rooms, and private treatment chambers.
Backstory
Architect William Wilkins designed the neoclassical Grade II* landmark in 1827 as St George’s Hospital before its 1991 transformation.
Eat & drink
Dine beneath crystal chandeliers at The Lanesborough Grill, or sip pre-French Revolution Cognacs inside the book-lined Library Bar.
The neighborhood
Positioned directly at Hyde Park Corner, the hotel sits where Belgravia’s quiet crescents meet the shops of Knightsbridge and Mayfair.
“There’s no beating The Lanesborough’s location: here at Hyde Park Corner you’re sandwiched between the park and Buckingham Palace, and close by to Harrod’s as well.”
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