The Park Tower Knightsbridge, a Luxury Collection Hotel, London
Belgravia, London
Vibe
Richard Seifert’s brutalist concrete rotunda rises over Knightsbridge, welcoming guests into public spaces finished in mahogany, polished marble, and sage greens.
“Brutalist skyline rotunda”
Richard Seifert's 1973 cylindrical concrete tower features protruding bay windows framing panoramic Hyde Park views.
A continuous Knightsbridge presence since Edward Heath opened the landmark tower in 1973.
Dedicated suite butler service paired with marble bathrooms overlooking the surrounding Knightsbridge skyline.
In Knightsbridge steps from Harvey Nichols and Hyde Park, with Harrods and Sloane Street around the corner
Rooms
Protruding bay windows trace the tower’s circular facade, framing wide views across Hyde Park alongside deep marble bathtubs.
Backstory
Prime Minister Edward Heath opened the landmark 17-storey rotunda in June 1973, establishing a modernist anchor in historic Knightsbridge.
Eat & drink
The Hyde Bar pours over 130 whiskies beside a heated cigar terrace, while afternoon tea is served beneath a Sharon Marston chandelier.
The neighborhood
Set at the edge of Belgravia, the tower sits steps from Harvey Nichols and Sloane Street, with Hyde Park directly opposite.
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