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| Address: Grosvenor House Hotel - Marriott, 86-90 Park Lane, London, England, UK, W1K 7TN | ||
| Hotel Rating: 5 STARS |
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| Description:
The JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel is situated on the exclusive Park Lane
in the upmarket area of Mayfair. This is an enviable location being just
opposite the very popular 360 acre Hyde Park
with its boating, horse riding and large open areas. Hyde
Park is also famous as home to Speakers Corner where on Sundays the public can
take the opportunity to speak publicly on a soapbox on any subject (within
reason of course). Park Lane is a central artery in the London transport
structure and home to a string of 5 star hotels. It marks the western edge of
Mayfair. The hotel is also walking distance of some of London's best shopping areas such as
Marble Arch, Oxford street, Piccadilly, Knightsbridge,
Regent Street and Bond Street as
well a host of attractions and landmarks. Some of the
nearest attractions include Wallace Collection (0.5 miles), Buckingham Palace (0.8 miles), Madame Tussauds (0.9 miles),
Serpentine Gallery (0.9 miles), Trocadero centre (0.9 miles), Albert Memorial (1
mile), Nelsons Column (1.1 miles), National gallery (1.1 miles) and the Houses
of Parliament (1.4 miles). The JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel combines traditional British style and a minimalist chic with modern facilities and a general sense of elegance. Much of the hotels original period features are still in evidence today. Suitable for both the London tourist and the business traveller with amenities geared to both types of guest. The hotel lobby has many original works of art and antiques. Bedrooms are modern but with a traditional style and all have a spacious art deco marble bathroom with hairdryer and bathrobes. Room facilities include wired High Speed Internet Access, Iron and ironing board, desk, Hairdryer, minibar, Alarm clock, Electrical adapters, Individual climate control, laptop sized Safe, work desk, Cable TV with pay-per-view movies, voice mail and two-line phone direct dial. Deluxe bedrooms are 301 sq ft. Dedicated executive level with an executive club lounge where WiFi, complimentary continental breakfast, canapés and soft drinks are available. Higher grade rooms also come with access to the executive lounge. Room service is 24 hours from the BORD'EAUX restaurant Dining Options: Bord'eaux: 160 seat capacity French brasserie restaurant in palatial surroundings. Includes a terrace where you can dine Al fresco weather permitting. Serves French seasonal cuisine from the rustic cooking of the south-west France to the flavours from the Spanish border. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Le P'tit Cafe: This boulangerie/coffee house has a French flavour and serves a range of pastries and sandwiches which can be enjoyed inside the cafe or enjoyed as take-a-ways. Open for Breakfast and Lunch. The Champagne Bar: Modern setting with a distinguished atmosphere. Serves an extensive range of Champagnes. The Library: Intimate setting In the style of a traditional library found in a typical English stately home with walnut wall panelling. There's also a grand piano in the library. Serves an international menu along with morning pastries and afternoon tea. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner The Park Room: Typically English lounge (Stately home style) serves light cuisine in a Brasserie style and also serves traditional afternoon tea. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Red Bar: As the name suggests this bar has a striking red decor. Styled as a gentleman's club, and open for Lunch and dinner. Enjoy Cigars, fine Cognacs, Champagnes and Cocktails. Corrigan's Mayfair: here guests can experience relaxed, stylish dining in luxurious surroundings. The restaurant serves British and Irish dishes focussing on game, wild fish and seafood. Open for lunch and dinner The Greenhouse: Innovative European dishes emerges from a classical French background. Open for lunch and dinner. The hotel has the largest ballroom in Europe, The Great Room, with a 2200 guest capacity (1,900 sq mtrs) as well as 33 meeting rooms and a dedicated business centre. The business facilities available include computer hire, Printers, Copy and fax service, Messenger/courier services, secretarial and translation services. Features an onsite Fitness room where you will find both cardio machines and free weights. Personal trainers can be requested. Complimentary fruit and water. The hotel also has a Spa with beauty treatments and massages. Wireless internet access in public areas. |
| Parking: Available onsite (charge) Room Numbers: 494 (72 suites)/ 8 floors Check-in: 15.00 (3 pm) Check-out: 12.00 noon (Express check-out option) |
| Background: The hotel is currently owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland and is managed by Marriott hotels. The Grosvenor House was opened in 1928 (to serve the first transatlantic cruise passengers) on the same site as the original Grosvenor House (demolished in 1927) which was renowned for its 18th century splendour. The old Grosvenor house was built in 1730 and bought by the Grosvenor family in 1806. Until that time it had been the residence for different members of the aristocracy and for for much of the time it was also a Royal residence. Its original address was 33 Upper Grosvenor Street although it did share the frontage along Park Lane and it was notable as being a detached property at that time. In 1916 it was handed over to the government to take control of by the Duke of Westminster. In 1993 the hotel laid claim to London's first one million pound hotel bill paid by the Qatrai Royal family. Changed from Le Meridien management to a Marriott hotel in December 2003. In September 2008 the hotel became a JW Marriott branded hotel which involved a £120 million pound refurbishment. |
| Hotel Awards: World Travel Awards 2007: England's Leading Conference Hotel Tea Council: Award for excellence 2008, 2009. |
| Amenities: charges may apply | ||
| Babysitting Concierge desk Daily housekeeping service Evening turndown service Foreign exchange Laundry on-site Limousine service Room service, 24-hour Safe deposit boxes, front desk Valet dry-cleaning Wheelchairs |
High Speed Internet Access desk Marble bathroom Hairdryer Air conditioning Alarm clock Electrical adapters Individual climate control Safe Cable/satellite TV pay-per-view movies, Mini-bar voice mail Two-line phone direct dial |
Airline reservation desk Florist |
| Locality Information |
| Near To: Mayfair,
Piccadilly, Hyde Park, Green Park, Marble Arch, Victoria Airports Served: London City Airport (7.3 miles, 11.8 km), Heathrow Airport (14.5 miles, 23.4 km), Gatwick Airport (24.4 miles, 39.3 km), Luton Airport (27.8 miles, 44.8 km), Stansted Airport (31 miles, 50 km) Nearest Tube Stops: Marble Arch (0.31 miles, 0.50 km), Bond Street (0.42 miles, 0.67 km), Hyde Park Corner (0.45 miles, 0.73 km), Green Park (0.56 miles, 0.91 km), Knightsbridge (0.57 miles, 0.92 km) Nearest Alternative Hotels:
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