Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

66 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7LA, United Kingdom

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About Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Hyde Park shapes more than the views at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park: it also informed Joyce Wang’s design for the rooms and suites. Drawing on the park and the golden age of travel, Wang combined Art Deco references with carefully selected artwork. Suites offer different perspectives on London, from the Turret Suites overlooking Knightsbridge to the Hyde Park Suites facing the park. Downstairs, the Rosebery serves afternoon tea, while the Aubrey brings a Japanese izakaya to the hotel’s dining scene. With direct access to Hyde Park at the back and the shops of Knightsbridge close by, the hotel makes a distinctive base for exploring this corner of London.

Why Celebrities Love Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

There is real appeal in a hotel that can accommodate a food-led evening as convincingly as a quiet morning. Dinner and The Aubrey make staying in an interesting prospect, while direct access to Hyde Park offers a simple way to get outdoors between appointments.

Reported celebrity guests

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Britney Spears

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel ... Hotel beds slept in by A-listers such as Rihanna and Britney Spears are among thousands items of furniture being auctioned ...

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Morgan Freeman

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel ... Other regular guests at the hotel ... include acting stars ... Morgan Freeman ...

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Queen Elizabeth II

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London ... The Mandarin Oriental hosted the late Queen Elizabeth II on several occasions

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Rihanna

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel ... Hotel beds slept in by A-listers such as Rihanna and Britney Spears are among thousands items of furniture being auctioned ...

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Simon Cowell

Cowell’s boiler had broken and there wasn’t enough hot water for a bath, so he reportedly checked into a suite at the Mandarin Oriental, London, to immerse his chest rug.

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