London · Knightsbridge
Built in 1889 as a gentlemen's club and a hotel since 1902, on Hyde Park with Joyce Wang suites and Dinner by Heston Blumenthal.
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park was built in 1889 as a gentlemen's club and has been a hotel since 1902. It looks straight onto Hyde Park, its suites are by Joyce Wang, and Dinner by Heston Blumenthal is downstairs. The hotel holds three MICHELIN Keys in the MICHELIN Guide's 2026 selection.
The Three Bedroom Mandarin Oriental Penthouse is the hotel's largest stay, almost 5,000 sq ft by Joyce Wang, with two salons with open fireplaces, libraries curated by Heywood Hill and a terrace with panoramic views. The Royal Terrace Suite has three en suite bedrooms and a terrace the length of the suite that holds up to 40 guests, with a dining room for 10, a restored original fireplace and a private bar. The One Bedroom Oriental Penthouse covers more than 2,800 sq ft with a balcony, a private terrace and dining for 12, and the Three Bedroom Imperial Suites, 2,250 sq ft each, have private balconies over Hyde Park.
The Presidential Suite, 95 square metres. One bedroom suites with an adjoining salon, Fromental wallpaper and a full height library curated by Heywood Hill; some salons have a fireplace or balcony. The Knightsbridge Suite, 75 square metres. Suites inspired by the Golden Age of travel, with a Heywood Hill library, a walk in wardrobe and Volakas marble bathrooms with twin vanities.
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Photos courtesy of Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London, from the official website.
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