Standing proudly at 66 Knightsbridge with its private royal entrance opening directly onto Hyde Park, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London represents the pinnacle of British hospitality and oriental elegance. Originally opened in 1902 as an exclusive gentleman's club, this red-brick and Portland stone Victorian-Edwardian palace hotel has welcomed royalty, heads of state, and society icons for over a century.
A masterful redesign by esteemed interior architect Joyce Wang has infused the property with light, contemporary sophistication inspired by the natural beauty of neighboring Hyde Park and the romantic golden age of travel. The 181 guestrooms and suites feature custom-designed acorn chandeliers, hand-gilded mirror artwork, tufted leather headboards, and opulent Volakas marble bathrooms with freestanding bathtubs.
Gastronomic excellence is led by Two-Michelin-starred Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, eccentric Japanese izakaya dining at The Aubrey, London's #1 afternoon tea at The Rosebery, and a four-floor subterranean wellness sanctuary featuring a 17-meter twin-lane lap pool.