Five-star Two MICHELIN Keys Park Lane, London
Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane
Eleven storeys on Hamilton Place at Hyde Park Corner, with the spa on the tenth floor looking over the park and a MICHELIN-starred counter by Yannick Alléno.
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- MICHELIN
- Two Keys, 2026
- Rooms
- 196, including 43 suites
- Opened
- January 2011, on the site of the 1970 Inn on the Park
- From the airport
- About 40 to 50 minutes from Heathrow by car
The hotel
Where Four Seasons first came to Europe.
Four Seasons opened its first European hotel here in 1970 and called it the Inn on the Park. Forty years later the company rebuilt it. After a two-year project the hotel reopened in January 2011 with an extra floor, eleven storeys in all, designed by Reardon Smith Architects. Pierre-Yves Rochon did the public rooms and Tara Bernerd the bedrooms and suites. There are 196 rooms, 43 of them suites.
The site is Hamilton Place, a short street off Park Lane at Hyde Park Corner. Many rooms have a balcony over the city or the park. Eric Parry put the spa near the top of the building, glazed on the Hyde Park side, with saunas that have windows. Yannick Alléno runs Pavyllon London, which kept its MICHELIN star in 2026 for the third year.
- The spa Nine treatment rooms on the tenth floor, two skylit vitality pools, and a double Sky Suite with a 180-degree view.
- Pavyllon London Yannick Alléno's counter restaurant, with one MICHELIN star and London's first tasting menu at breakfast.
- Bar Antoine The hotel bar, with a terrace for drinks outside.
Dining
A starred counter and a bar.
Restaurants as listed by the hotel; the star is from the MICHELIN Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2026. Shown for information.
- Pavyllon London One Michelin star Modern French Yannick Alléno; executive chef Benjamin Ferra Y Castell
- Bar Antoine Bar Indoor seats and a terrace
Recognition
Ratings.
- Two MICHELIN Keys 2026
- Forbes Travel Guide Five stars, 2026
Good to know
Before you go.
- Arrival Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by noon.
- Pets Accepted, with a charge. Pets stay on a lead in public areas and may not be left alone in the room.
- Service fee A discretionary service fee of five per cent is added to the room rate. Guests may ask for it to be changed or removed.
Getting there
Flying to London.
Heathrow is about forty to fifty minutes away by car, our estimate. Private jets usually land at Farnborough, about an hour by road, also our estimate.
- Paris 50 min
- Geneva 1 h 20
- Nice 1 h 40
- Dubai 7 h 35 long-range jet
- New York 7 h 35 long-range jet
Questions
What guests ask first.
- How many MICHELIN Keys does Four Seasons Park Lane have?
- Two, in the 2026 selection for London. The hotel held three Keys in the previous selection.
- Does the hotel have a MICHELIN-starred restaurant?
- Yes. Pavyllon London, by Yannick Alléno, holds one MICHELIN star in the 2026 guide.
- Are pets allowed at Four Seasons Park Lane?
- Yes, with a charge. They must be on a lead in public areas and cannot go into the restaurants, gym or pool areas.
- Can SkyCourtage arrange the flight to London?
- Yes. We arrange Business and First Class seats on scheduled airlines and private jet charter to London, with one final price, our margin included. The hotel is booked with the hotel or through our booking partner.
Also in London
Other hotels worth the trip.
- Claridge's Art Deco rooms on Brook Street in Mayfair, and one of six London hotels with three MICHELIN Keys.
- The Connaught A Mayfair townhouse hotel with Hélène Darroze's three-star dining room inside.
- The Savoy Between the Strand and the Thames, with river views from the rooms on the Embankment side.
- The Peninsula London A newer house at Hyde Park Corner, brought to London by the Hong Kong group.
- Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park An Edwardian facade on the edge of Hyde Park, and Dinner by Heston Blumenthal on the ground floor.
- Raffles London at The OWO The Old War Office on Whitehall, turned into a hotel a short walk from Westminster.
- The Dorchester On Park Lane facing Hyde Park, home to Alain Ducasse's three-star restaurant.
- The Ritz London Louis XVI style on Piccadilly beside Green Park, with a dining room holding two MICHELIN stars.
- The Berkeley A Knightsbridge address a few minutes on foot from Hyde Park and Harrods.
- The Lanesborough A Regency building at Hyde Park Corner, with two MICHELIN Keys.
- Brown's Hotel, a Rocco Forte Hotel Opened in 1837 at 23 Dover Street by James Brown and his wife Sarah Willis, once a maid to Lady Byron.
- Rosewood London The Edwardian home of the Pearl Assurance company on High Holborn, entered through a carriage courtyard.
- The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London Lillie Langtry once lived in part of this Sloane Street building, and Oscar Wilde was arrested in room 118 in 1895.
- Bvlgari Hotel London Off Knightsbridge near Hyde Park, with a 25-metre pool and a private cinema below street level.
- Corinthia London Built in 1885 as the Metropole Hotel near the Embankment; the spa covers some 35,000 square feet.
- The Langham, London Open on Portland Place since 1865, and the home of the Artesian bar and the Palm Court.
- Shangri-La The Shard, London Rooms from the 34th to the 52nd floor of the Shard, above London Bridge station.
- Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge The 1922 headquarters of the Port of London Authority on Trinity Square, facing the Tower.
- Pan Pacific London Opened in 2021 two minutes from Liverpool Street, with 237 rooms and an 18.5-metre infinity pool.
Staying at Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane?
Book the room, then the flight.
Rates and availability come from the hotel itself. For the journey to London, a Business or First Class seat or an aircraft of your own: tell us the date and we come back with one final price, our margin included.
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