Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel, London
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“After a fire, this local stalwart reopened in April 2019. Gone are the heavy curtains and throws. Instead, everything is lighter, fresher—even the marbled lobby. Rooms have been painted a pale gray, and had gold lampshades added.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
Mandarin Oriental London is situated in between prominent Knightsbridge and the magnificent Hyde Park. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London has been re-invented and offers you the eternal soul of London’s heritage combined with current flair and immaculate service. To explore the city there is no perfect setting.
It has a total of 8 treatment rooms, the spa and wellness center along with a state-of-the-art gym and a 17 m swimming pool. The SPA is an exquisite re-imagining at Mandarin Oriental which will leave you desiring for more but it doesn’t stop there, This London masterpiece has some of the world’s best hotel’s destination restaurants and Mandarin Bar, which Adam Tihany a well-renowned architect directed.
Joyce Wang oversaw millions of pounds’ reclamation which administered the new structure of the considerable number of rooms, suites and open regions, propelled by the regular magnificence of neighboring Hyde Park and the marvelous era of the twentieth-century era of the movement of the Golden Age.
The rooms are rich and the suites even more so at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park which incorporates a TV and DVD player and are exclusively enriched with a granite en-suite restroom.
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