London Hilton on Park Lane

About London Hilton on Park Lane

London’s first skyscraper hotel still makes its height count, with guest rooms and suites looking across Hyde Park, Mayfair, and the city skyline. Opened in 1963, London Hilton on Park Lane has carried its midcentury roots into a redesign inspired by the park below: organic forms and muted tones shape the interiors, while Park Corner Brasserie’s marble floor recalls stepping stones along a garden path. The modern British restaurant gives that connection to the park a culinary setting. Upstairs, suites on the 26th floor draw on 1960s style and the tailoring traditions of Savile Row, giving the hotel’s history a place in its present-day character.

Why Celebrities Love London Hilton on Park Lane

For guests travelling around a major event, scale can be an advantage. A ballroom accommodating up to 1,350 and a choice of restaurants make the hotel a plausible centre of operations, while the park outlook gives the stay something beyond the functions downstairs.