The Dorchester occupies one of Park Lane’s best-known addresses, directly opposite Hyde Park and on the edge of Mayfair. Mount Street, Bond Street and Mayfair boutiques are within easy walking distance, while Knightsbridge and the wider West End are also close by. It’s an ideal location for combining Hyde Park with Mayfair.
A London Grande Dame Since 1931
The Dorchester has been on Park Lane since 1931 and still delivers a real sense of occasion. Marble, rich fabrics and beautifully crafted details sit alongside contemporary art and lighter interiors. The result feels grand and unmistakably Dorchester, without being overly formal.
Elegant Rooms with Hyde Park Views
Rooms are generously proportioned and beautifully finished, with marble bathrooms and refined contemporary interiors. Selected categories overlook Hyde Park, while the suites offer considerably more space and some of the hotel’s most impressive views.
Serious Destination Dining
Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester brings three Michelin-starred French cuisine to Park Lane, while The Grill by Tom Booton offers a contemporary take on British dining. Afternoon tea in The Promenade remains an essential part of the Dorchester experience.
Cocktails at Vesper Bar
Vesper Bar offers cocktails and plenty of glamour, while The Artists’ Bar provides a more intimate setting just off The Promenade. Both feel like part of the hotel, not just places to stop for a drink.
The Dorchester Spa
The Dorchester Spa is an elegant, Art Deco-inspired retreat featuring treatment rooms, relaxation spaces and a well-equipped gym. Hotel guests can also use the 20-metre indoor pool at the neighbouring 45 Park Lane, adding a proper swimming option to the wellness offering.