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Idyllic location within London's museum hotspot
The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park offers two brilliant restaurants and an outstanding bar
Some of the best Spa and Wellness facilities London has to offer
A 17 metre, stainless steel heated swimming pool
A 3-minute walk from the ever green Hyde Park with loads of open space to ride bicycles or just enjoy a leisurely stroll
An attentive butler service available in Presidential, Imperial and Royal Suites
Extremely children friendly atmosphere with professional babysitting services
It is very difficult to predict the weather in the United Kingdom - in the summer from May to late September is generally seen as the most pleasant time to visit. Rainfall is difficult to predict - but the UK does not receive as much as many are led to believe! In the winters, temperatures do fall, but there is nothing better than finding a remote pub with a roaring fire to sit beside after a long walk in the country.
Make sure to have dinner at the 2 Michelin starred restaurant: Dinner by Heston Blumenthal; it’s not just for dinner.
Enjoy some of the best gourmet burgers in the city in Bar Boulud, the French American style bistro. The BB Burger come with foie gras.
When rebuilding, the hotel wanted to ‘bring the park inside,’ try to find all the instances of this throughout your room and the hotel.
In 2017 the Mandarin Oriental underwent one of the most extensive refurbishments in the history of the hotel. The new design draws inspiration from the hotel's glorious neighbour, Hyde Park.
The hotel spa boasts the Best Mani/Pedi in the world, so make sure to try it out!
This elegant family-friendly luxury hotel boasts one of London's best locations. Located in Knightsbridge, with superb views over Hyde Park, and Harrods and a Heston Blumenthal restaurant right on the doorstep, this is the perfect base for a city break.
The Mandarin Oriental is one of London's most prominent hotels. It is the epitome of luxury and elegance and has long been a favourite of royalty. Tradition has it that the Queen would not allow any form of advertising within Hyde Park, it was insisted that the hotel's entrance, with the name above, should be moved from the Hyde Park side to Knightsbridge side. The Queen consequently mandated that the original entrance be preserved for Royal use, unless permission is otherwise granted by the Royal Household, this is still upheld today.
A showcase for Edwardian architecture, this is a handsome hotel and from the moment you step foot in the marbled foyer you know that you have arrived somewhere special. The hotel's 169 rooms are stylishly finished blending traditional English style with modern comforts. To ensure the perfect night's sleep they offer you a pillow menu from which to choice your filling of choice. Bathrooms are spacious offering generous sized bath tubs and rain showers. If you are looking for pure indulgence the Presidential Suite comes with its own butler and private terrace with views over Hyde Park.
If you begin to feel peckish you are spoilt for choice, the hotel offers three fantastic restaurants. The hotel's signature restaurant 'Dinner' has world famous chef Heston Blumenthal at the helm and will not disappoint, the restaurant is a leader in London's gastronomic scene and booking ahead is a must! If you prefer something a little more relaxed then the bistro style Bar Boulud offers French style food and has a fantastic cocktail bar. Upholding English tradition the Rosebery serves afternoon tea and champagne, perfect after a day in the hustle and bustle of the city.
A fantastic new addition to the hotel is an indoor pool, a rarity in London hotels. Next to this is the hotel spa which is the perfect retreat and certainly worth a visit.
At The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park you can enjoy lovely views of Knightsbridge, peaceful courtyards and even Hyde Park itself. All of the 169 rooms have marble bathrooms and there are 25 individually decorated suites which offer outstanding luxury. Each room also provides quick, excellent wifi as well as bandwidth internet connections and high definition LCD televisions with digital content on demand.
The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park is a great luxury hotel for the whole family and they aim to make the entire family as comfortable as possible. If you are travelling with young children it is a good idea to inform the hotel in advance to arrange babysitting services. The hotel also have connecting rooms, cots, fold-out beds, mini bathrobes and even little ducks for the bath.
The Mandarin Oriental boasts two phenomenal restaurants as well as an exquisite bar. So whether you fancy a menu designed by world renowned chef, Heston Blumenthal, with strong 15th and 16th century influences or Michelin Starred, Bar Boulud, which craft more rustic, French inspired cuisine, The Mandarin Oriental caters for all.
There is so much to see in wonderful Oxford - this is 'the city of dreaming spires' and your private guide will show you the highlights. Home to the oldest university in the English-speaking world, Oxford is packed with history and stunning architecture.
The Cotswolds are rural England at its best, and a day spent exploring the ancient, honey-coloured limestone villages of Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, set amongst rolling sheep-dotted hills, stone-walled fields and country inns is simply magical.
Rub shoulders with royalty and discover the world of the British Monarchy. With your private guide, explore London and learn about all things royal, from official residences to coronations and weddings throughout history.
A traditional pastime throughout Britain, afternoon tea is a luxurious treat. In this cooking class, learn how to create an authentic afternoon tea and take your new-found skills home to enjoy this delicious tradition with family and friends.
London's Borough Market dates back 1,000 years and in this unique experience you'll have the chance to learn about this fascinating site before rolling up your sleeves and trying your hand at cooking a selection of dishes, fresh from the market.
A masterpiece of eighteenth century Baroque architecture, Blenheim Palace is home to the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
Discover the delights of Borough Market, the oldest food market in London with a rich history dating back 1,000 years. With your private guide, meet the artisans that make this market and learn about the wide variety of produce on offer.
London is a great place to spend Christmas and there's an ever-growing number of Christmas markets, large and small, that take place in the city. Get into the Christmas spirit with mulled wine, seasonal fayre and hand-crafted presents.
On the banks of the River Avon and just to the north of the Cotswolds, lies the home of the world's most famous playwright, William Shakespeare. Discover where the Bard was born and raised, and admire the beautiful Tudor architecture of the town.
Henry VIII's lavish royal residence, Hampton Court Palace dates back hundreds of years and is an emblem of the Tudor reign. Your private guide will lead the way, teaching you about the infamous Henry VIII as you explore his majestic palace.
Leave the land of Muggles behind and discover the real-life sets of Hogwarts, hidden throughout beautiful Oxford. After exploring the city, enter the magic of the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio for a chance to see the props and sets from the films.
Made famous worldwide by the television phenomenon, Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle is home to The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon.
James Bond, Winston Churchill, The British Royal family — this is where the rich and famous throughout history have bought their clothes.
Experience the great city of London like a local with one of our top hand-picked Blue Badge Guides, as you explore the capital by bus, underground train, boat and on foot. You’ll beat the traffic and have a great insight into what makes London tick.
One of the finest cities in the world for art, London has an impressive collection of galleries and exhibitions just waiting to be explored. An art historian will join you for an insightful tour of your favourite style at one of these fantastic museums.
Create lasting memories of your holiday with an exclusive private photography experience. With the help of a professional photographer, capture the perfect moment while you enjoy your romantic break, family holiday or honeymoon.
For a chance to see two of Britain's oldest sites, take a day to visit Bath and Stonehenge. Your private guide will lead you around both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, explaining the history of each and showing you beautiful countryside along the way.
Enjoy a fabulous journey on board the Belmond British Pullman, travelling through Kent, the garden of England as you tuck in to a delicious five-course lunch. Take in the scenic views, enjoy a glass of champagne and relax on this luxurious vintage train.
A staple of British cuisine, learn how to perfect the art of the Sunday roast in this unique cooking class. Join an expert chef and, using local produce, discover the techniques required to create the most delicious roast dinner.
Explore the wonders of Borough Market, home to a fantastic selection of local British produce. The ideal family experience, here adults and children alike will learn about using seasonal ingredients and create healthy, delicious dishes together.
Discover two of London's most interesting landmarks with your private guide, who will teach you about the fascinating history of each. See the Crown Jewels at the Tower before hopping on an iconic red London bus to the breath-taking St Paul's Cathedral.
The city of Cambridge lies on the River Cam and is home to the world famous University of Cambridge and the exquisite architecture of its buildings.
Warwick Castle is a medieval castle dating back to 1068 and originally built by William the Conqueror then developed over time, Warwick Castle now houses a collection of armoury to rival that on display at the Tower of London.
The oldest continually occupied castle in the world, Windsor Castle is used as the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's main home to this day. As you explore the majestic castle your private guide will tell you all about its 900-year royal history.
London is a sprawling metropolis, and one of the world's busiest and most vibrant cities, but after spending a few days exploring, you can really get under its skin. With a new adventure around every corner, a stay in London will be truly action-packed.
The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park is located in the famous shopping and museum district. The very well situated hotel looks over Hyde Park on the one side and Knightsbridge on the other. A selection of well known shops, museums and attractions are only just short stroll away such as Harrods, The Royal Albert Hall and the Victoria and Albert Museum to name a few.
The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park is a 45-minute drive by car from London Heathrow. Alternatively one can travel by Heathrow Express train link to Paddington Station which takes just 15-minutes and then its a 15-minute drive to the hotel from the station.
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