1 Park Lane is among the smartest addresses in London, and the global flagship of the Intercontinental chain thoroughly lives up to its location. There's a Michelin-starred chef in the kitchen, views of the royal parks, and hundreds of friendly uniformed staff. A £76 million restoration in 2006 means that everything is in absolutely mint condition.
2 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Acclaimed in-house restaurant Nobu is reason enough to stay here, but with floor-to-ceiling windows offering unrivalled views of London’s exclusive Mayfair district and the skyline ... More
2 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
The Hilton’s flagship property, this impressive hotel commands lovely views over Hyde Park and London’s cityscape. This place has got to live up to its ... More
6 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Throughout December a section of Hyde Park near Hyde Park Corner is transformed into a Winter Wonderland, complete with fairground rides, giant wheel, circus, Christmas ...More
14 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Something of an unconventional choice for the Royal Academy of Arts, this major exhibition takes you on a 'journey' through the works of Anish Kapoor ...More
2 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Originally the London residence of the first Duke of Wellington, Apsley House was designed and built by Robert Adam between 1771 and 1778 and retains ... More
2 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
A landmark triumphal arch set opposite the Duke of Wellington's residence at Apsley House, Wellington Arch was built in 1830 to commemorate the victories won ... More
6 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Heywood Hill, run by John de Falbe, sells old, new and antiquarian books, specialising in literature, history, architecture, biography, travel and a well-stocked children's department. ...More
9 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Established in 1853, Maggs Bros. Ltd., is one of the world's oldest and largest dealers in antiquarian, first edition, autograph and rare books. Books are ... More
12 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
The Instituto is the official Spanish Government Cultural Centre. The London branch is one of forty that make up the largest Spanish teaching organisation in ...More
5 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Shepherd’s Market has been a discreet hub of the illicit trade, even before Jeffrey Archer and Monica Coghlan were caught creeping about its passageways. Of ... More
8 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Famous for its famous owner, the Punch Bowl became a celebrity hang-out when Guy Ritchie split up with Madonna. The director of 'Lock, Stock' could ...More
10 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkley Square and the Imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern ... More
11 minutes walk from InterContinental London Park Lane
A favourite with young royals - Princes Harry and William, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been spotted here... all at the same time. And where ... More
A fine example of Edwardian grandeur, from the outside in. Even the details right down to the door handles are the original features. With elaborate ... More
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1 Park Lane is among the smartest addresses in London, and the global flagship of the Intercontinental chain thoroughly lives up to its location. There's a Michelin-starred chef in the kitchen, views of the royal parks, and hundreds of friendly uniformed staff. A £76 million restoration in 2006 means that everything is in absolutely mint condition.
