Park Lane Hotel
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Prices for Park Lane Hotel

Suite: £334.00 to £950.00(USD553.59)  per room per night, room only
Classic Room: £159.00 to £290.00(USD263.54)  per room per night, room only
Executive Room: £209.00 to £340.00(USD346.41)  per room per night, room only
 

About Park Lane Hotel

Make the most of your day at The Park Lane Hotel, London and spend less time in transit. Centrally located, you can connect with the welcoming city at Buckingham Palace and stroll over to the boutiques of Bond Street, Knightsbridge, and London’s West End theatres.

After spending the day with family, friends, or colleagues, slip into slumber in one of our 305 guest rooms. Whether heading out, logging on, or just kicking back, enjoy intimate, comfortable furnishings, our Sheraton Sweet SleeperSM Beds, and inspiring views of Green Park.

Nurture your mind and body in the comfort of your room, as you recharge with an invigorating in-room spa treatment. Open all day and night, the hotel fitness centre allows for a little you-time without missing a beat.

Afternoon Tea accompanied by soothing harp music is served daily from 3 pm to 6 pm in The Palm Court. Restored to its 1920s art deco glory, The Palm Court is the heart of the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel. It is a member of Guild of Afternoon Tea, a prestigious group of only the best Afternoon Teas you find in London.

After selecting between finest types of tea, you will be served a selection of finger sandwiches, followed by scones with clotted cream and jams, and to round it off, your choice of pastry from our pastry trolley.

As evening falls, share the tastes of the Mediterranean at the Citrus Restaurant. Citrus is the perfect place to dine in when shopping, sightseeing or going to the theatre. In addition, our 45 Minute Executive Lunch is the perfect solution for busy office workers as two courses for £15.00 are served within 45 minutes guaranteed. The bright, modern décor with wooden tables and leather seating, Lounge and Mediterranean background music and soft candle lighting in the evening give the restaurant a special flair which attracts tourists, residents and business people alike. Citrus Café is offering al fresco dining throughout the year. In winter, we additionally pamper our guests with hot drinks, blankets and heaters to ensure they remain warm and comfortable whilst experiencing the hustle bustle of Piccadilly.

Or stay in and savour delicious room service choices.

The Park Lane Hotel features 11 meeting rooms and is the ideal place for your event from 8 – 1200 people! Our original art deco Ballroom has played host to many famous films and television programmes - from Jeeves and Wooster to Brideshead Revisited. Today it remains the ideal setting for your special event

Three state-of-the-art, contemporary Smart Meeting rooms can accommodate anywhere from 8 to 22 people. All boast the latest in meeting technology - from audiovisual conferencing ISDN lines, to multi-system DVD player and VHS, rear projection screen, plasma TV, document camera, built-in flipcharts, hand-held touch screen control system, and a Dolby Surround system.

Enjoy the great city of London without leaving the comforts of home behind at The Park Lane Hotel, London.

Park Lane Hotel Facilities

Children Facilities for children
Children welcome
Bookable product facilities Colour television in all bedrooms
Hairdryer in all bedrooms
Internet access
Radio in all bedrooms
Telephone in all bedrooms
Parking & transport Car parking
On site parking
Provider features In town/city centre
Film or TV location
Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Catering
Bar
Serve breakfast
Serve evening meal
Serve lunch
Room service
Caters for vegetarians
Leisure facilities Gym
Health/fitness/beauty facilities
Provider facilities Air conditioning throughout
Business facilities
Central heating throughout
Currency exchange
Conference facilities
Licenced for civil marriages
Evening entertainment
Event venue
Separate guests' lounge
Ironing facilities
Laundry service
Lift
Foreign languages spoken
Night porter
Public telephone
Stag/hen parties welcome
Available for wedding receptions
Booking and payment details American Express accepted
Delta accepted
Diners Club accepted
Euros accepted
JCB accepted
MasterCard accepted
Special group rates
Sterling travellers' cheques accepted
Maestro accepted
Visa accepted

Park Lane Hotel Address

Address:
Piccadilly, London
London
W1J 7BX
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7499 6321
Fax: +44 (0)20 7499 1965
Email:
Website: http://www.sheraton.com/parklane

Location Information for Park Lane Hotel

Address:
Piccadilly, London
London
W1J 7BX
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7499 6321
Fax: +44 (0)20 7499 1965
Email:
Website: http://www.sheraton.com/parklane
Public transport: Green Park - 5 min walk. Exit Green Park by the Piccadilly exit, turn right towards Hyde Park Corner. The hotel is opposite Green Park. Park Lane Hotel is inbetween Hyde Park Corner Tube Station and Green Park Tube Station
By Road: M4/A4 From the M4 follow the signs towards Central London and Piccadilly. On Hyde Park Corner take the underpass towards Piccadilly, turn left on the first traffic light into Brick Street. You will find the hotel on the left-hand side. From North: Take M1 to Edgware Road. Proceed to Marble Arch and continue to Park Lane. From Park Lane go to Hyde Park corner on to Green Park. From South: Take M13 on to A23 Croydon to London. Follow the signs to West End then onto Green Park. From East: Take M11 Harwich to London and follow signs to West End. Continue on to Green Park.

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Park Lane Hotel
 

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Ranked #499

Traveller Rating:

3.0
Based on 377 reviews

What to Expect:

  • 3.0 Rooms
  • 3.5 Service
  • 3.0 Value
  • 3.5 Cleanliness
  • 3.5 Dining

Recommended for:

  • 1.3 Older travelers
  • 1.1 Families with teenagers
  • 1.0 Families with young children
  • 1.0 An amazing honeymoon
  • 0.8 Young singles

  Latest 5 reviews of Park Lane Hotel

Great Location, Hotel is Old Fashioned

My partner and I stayed at the hotel on 31st October for one night and I will try to give a really honest and balanced review. We booked through Lastminute.com 'Top Secret' and paid £119 RO. On...

My partner and I stayed at the hotel on 31st October for one night and I will try to give a really honest and balanced review. We booked through Lastminute.com 'Top Secret' and paid £119 RO.

On arrival at the hotel we walked through the front door which leads into an impressive and traditional hallway. We then walked through the Palm Court which is used for Afternoon Tea and it was gorgeous but again very traditional with big sofas and lots of high ceilings and gilt. The reception is through to the back however we were dealt with quickly and efficiently and because of the reviews on Trip Advisor I had emailed the hotel prior to arrival, so upon checking in we were given an upgrade to an Executive Room.

We arrived in our room and granted it was not 5* - more like 4* - I certainly wouldn't say 2* like some of the other reviews. It was a bit shabby on the paint work and furniture however we had a huge bed with a feather quilt and pillows. The bathroom was clean and the shower enclosure was huge. We were at the front of the hotel over looking Green Park, right on Piccadilly - the view was lovely into the park with all the Autumn leaves and we could see over the tops of the trees to the Eye and Big Ben and Westminster - which with a full moon as well looked positively beautiful in the evening all lit up. We didn't eat in the hotel at all so I can't comment on that but when coming through the Palm Court the afternoon tea looked lovely!

The location is fantastic and if you turn left out of the back of the hotel and walk up the street there was a few nice resturants and pubs near by - away from the hustle and bustle of Piccaddilly.

If you want a contemporary, pure luxury, first class hotel on Piccadilly then you need to pay the massive price tag at somewhere like The Wolsley or The Ritz - if you are more relaxed about your accomodation and choose the see the positives of a place and it's surroundings then I think it would be fine for a short stay.

I can't really fault the hotel - yes it's very traditional and would benefit from a bit of a refurb however the location is fantastic, the staff were friendly and the place was clean - l have used Lastminute.com 'top secret' many times and mainly had really good experiences even in London - but I think it's just the luck of the draw - I think if you are booking top secret then you need to sometimes be prepared for it not to be as great as you hoped it would - I still think in London and this area it was good value for money.

 
3.0
2 November 2009
by Fahye, Barnsley
 

The worst hotel I have ever stayed in

The most dissapointing experiencr ever, booked through last minute.com top secret, no wonder it was secret that is probably the only way they can get people to stay here. Just vile and dated decor...

The most dissapointing experiencr ever, booked through last minute.com top secret, no wonder it was secret that is probably the only way they can get people to stay here. Just vile and dated decor, musty old fashioned rooms, virtually no soundproofing, was meant to spend the day shopping in London today had to come home as so tired having had no sleep as the noisy American in the room next door kept me up and I heard every door slam on the entire floor. Close it and bulldoze it now. You have been warned, this place is a rip off.

 
1.0
1 November 2009
by LouiseMaidenhead, Maidenhead
 

Five star service!

I booked a room at this hotel for my father and his partner. Although I did not stay there myself I felt the service I received prior to their arrival was worth reviewing. I contacted the hotel to...

I booked a room at this hotel for my father and his partner. Although I did not stay there myself I felt the service I received prior to their arrival was worth reviewing.

I contacted the hotel to let them know the booking was for a special occasion and the service I had was outstanding. The manager was very approachable and was more than happy to assist me with my requests. In fact he went out of his way to make sure their stay was an incredibly memorable one.

For the level of service I received I would happily stay at this hotel and recommend it to others.

 
5.0
30 October 2009
by spanglygoldfish, Northamptonshire
 

Dreadful - 2 star at best

Checked in after midnight following a long haul flight. Room was noisey as on level 1 and all the A/C units were outside the window. Decor was shabby, furniture was old and room facilities were...

Checked in after midnight following a long haul flight. Room was noisey as on level 1 and all the A/C units were outside the window. Decor was shabby, furniture was old and room facilities were non-existent. Room did not even have a mini-bar so called down to reception to see if I could get some water (you would not want to drink from those taps..) to be told room service was closed and I would have to wait until 6am. Same story when requesting a password to log onto internet.

A 5* hotel without water in the rooms - get real. Would never stay here again.

 
1.0
29 October 2009
by traveller7218, london
 

Never, never, never stay at this awful hotel

If something looks too good to be true it normally is. I was called unexpectedly to London and made the mistake of going onto lastminute for a late room. There was a 5* hotel in Park Lane...

If something looks too good to be true it normally is. I was called unexpectedly to London and made the mistake of going onto lastminute for a late room. There was a 5* hotel in Park Lane advertised under 'Top Secret' - the hotel was soooo good they didn't want the name or details released as the offer was just to good to be true. Originally the price was £119 but when I came to book it was down to £99. I should say at this point that my PA was away so I took on booking responsibilities myself. Oh dear.

My initial joy at snapping up such a bargain turned to concern when I checked it out on tripadvisor. Clearly quite a lot of disgruntled people.

Now I am here. In this hell. My room is a converted cupboard. It smells terribly, terribly of paint. The bathroom is full of fumes. The walls are covered in scuffs, the carpet is threadbare, the wood is all chipped. The cupboards are cheap, wonky and would not be out of place in a Butlins c. 1950. The shower is a hold up over the bath job. I haven;t tried the pressure but needless to say my expectations of anything more than a dribble are incredibly low.

The entire place looks jaded, tired, desolate. It really should be clsoed immediately. You should see the faces on the people walking by - nothing but glum looks. I have been in my room for an hour and have a terrible headache from the fumes. But the reception have told me they cannot move me as the hotel is full. It is awful.

I feel that lastminute have a lot to answer for. How on earth can they advertise this as a top secret 'luxury' 5* hotel. It is squalid and awful.

It's funny, I hadn't used them for many years but thought I would give them a try. Never again.

This hotel should be clsoed immediately or advertised as a 2 star at best. it isn;t good enough for the manager to come on here and tell people he is sorry for their experience. That is too late. People need to be told before that this hotel is a 2* hotel and not a 5*. Please, please, please - if you haven;t been conned by lastminute never book this hotel!!

 
1.0
28 October 2009
by Pres1, Edinburgh
 

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