Hotel in Detail:
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 Grosvenor House 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, slippers and bathrobes. Room facilities include both fixed and wired High Speed Internet Access (fee is applicable), Iron and ironing board, desk, Hairdryer, minibar, Alarm clock, Electrical adapters, Individual climate control, laptop sized Safe, work desk, LCD TV with pay-per-view movies, voice mail and two-line phone direct dial.
Deluxe bedrooms are 215 sq ft to 301 sq ft., Superior 247 sq ft to 323 sq ft., Executive rooms 247 sq ft to 420 sq ft.
Dedicated executive club lounge (340 square metres) open daily from 0600 to midnight located on the ground floor. With media wall, private showers, changing facilities, WiFi, iPads, wireless printing and luggage storage. There is an open-plan kitchen which is open from breakfast until afternoon tea and evening canapés. Snacks and refreshment are served throughout the day.
Higher grade rooms also come with access to the executive lounge.
Room service is 24 hours. Evening turndown service and newspapers delivered to room.
Dining Options:
JW Steakhouse: Authentic steakhouse experience serving tender hand-cut selections of dry-aged American USDA prime beef, crisp salads and fresh seafood. Finnish off with a delicious dessert and accompany your meal with one of the restaurants fine wines. Incorporates The Bourbon bar.The Bourbon Bar at JW Steakhouse serving classic cocktails and a boutique menu of small batch bourbons.
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. There's also a grand piano in the Park Room. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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 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.
The Library: Intimate setting In the style of a traditional library found in a typical English stately home with walnut wall panelling. Serves an international menu along with morning pastries and afternoon tea. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Park Lane Market: Coffee House. Enjoy a morning pick-me-up at our hotel's coffee house with a variety of drinks to suit your taste.
Open for breakfast and lunch
Ruya London: Inspired by second generation restaurateur Umut Ozkancas Istanbul heritage, Ruya offers a taste of sophisticated, contemporary dishes from the various Anatolian regions, stretching from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea.
The Grosvenor House Hotel has the largest ballroom in Europe, The Great Room, with a 2000 guest capacity (1,900 sq mtrs) as well as 31 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. There is also the separate SANRIZZ salon which offers spa treatments and hair styling.
Wireless internet access in public areas.
No smoking throughout.
Note: For in formation on the hotels separate apartments please see >>>Grosvenor House Apartments
Hotel Vicinity:
Nearest: Tube Station: Marble Arch 0.3 miles (0.5 km), Railway Station: London Marylebone 1 miles (1.6 km), DLR Station: Tower Gateway 3.5 miles (5.7 km), Motorway: M1 Junction 1 5.4 miles (8.7 km).The Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott 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).
Bedroom Numbers: 494 (72 suites)/ 8 floors
Check-in: 15.00 (3 pm)
Check-out: 12.00 noon (Express check-out option)
This hotel has averaged a score of 4.45 out of 5 by 3810 past guests
>>>Booking.com (average customer rating 4.2 out of 5 from 487 reviews)
>>>Tripadvisor (ranked 274 of 1140 for Hotels in London and rated 4.5 out of 5 from 3323 reviews)
Parking:
Private parking is possible on site (reservation is needed) and costs £42 per day.Internet:
Wired internet is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.Pets:
Pets are not allowed.More hotels from this chain
Maybe your first and only choice is the Marriott chain your next best options are:
Marriott Grand Residences Mayfair: is 123 yards (112 metres) away, has a guest satisfaction score of 90% and rates start from about £739.
Marriott Grosvenor Square: is 418 yards (382 metres) from here, earns a customer rating of 80% and base rates begin at about £279.
Marriott Park Lane Hotel: 425 yards (388 metres), rated at 89% and with rates from around £424.
Park Tower Knightsbridge: 0.6 miles (0.9 km), rated at 80% and with rates from around £329.
Marriott Marble Arch: 0.6 miles (0.9 km), rated at 80% and with rates from around £229.
Compared to other London hotels: This hotel has been rated 89% by past guests. The London average is 79% and the average for 5 star hotels is 89%. Therefore this hotel is equal to the average for its sector (star rating) . Marriott Hotels across the chain average 84% so this hotel is one of the better rated Marriott hotels.
Milesfaster ranking: 120th from 865 London hotels, 6th of 22 Marriott Hotels, and 54th of 133 five star rated hotels.
Another to Consider:
A comparable type of hotel close by (0.2 miles, 0.3 km) would be the 5 star Dorchester Hotel London,
with base rates beginning from £495 and which has a 90% guest satisfaction rating.
For somewhere with lower starting rates try the Marriott Grosvenor Square. 0.2 miles
from here (0.4 km), gaining a satisfaction rating of 80%
from its past guests and the hotels starting rates begin at about £389. Howabout an alternative hotel that has scores higher in guest reviews? Then the 5 Star Connaught Hotel ticks many of the right boxes. The Connaught Hotel is only 0.2 miles (0.4 km) away. The Connaught Hotel has a perfect unblemished customer rating 99%, a truly stunning achievement.
Local hotels analysed:
The fifty one closest hotels from here (86-90 Park Lane, W1 postcode) that we have data for cover a 0.6 miles (1.0 km) radius. The 51 consist of 29 five star hotels (average rating 88%), 19 four star hotels (average rating 80%), 1 three star hotel (rated 70%) and 1 two star hotel (rated 67%). Of these hotels the highest rated are Connaught Hotel (5 star), The Beaumont London (5 star), the 45 Park Lane Hotel (5 star), the Four Seasons Hotel Park Lane (5 star) and the Lanesborough Hotel London (5 star) (all 5 are joint top with 99%).Base Rates: See how the area stacks up for low rates using base rates. We use published base rates but note these do not reflect special offers or short term discounts so remain a rough guide.
Of the 50 local hotels we have base rate data for 49 of them. We have calculated the average base rate for all the 51 nearby hotels at £305 per night. The low end of the scale shows rates from £79 at Park Lane Mews Hotel (4 Star, 64%) and the Marble Arch Inn (2 Star, 67%) to a high of £1000 at 45 Park Lane Hotel (5 Star, 99%). Rate averages for each star rating: Five Star average: £407, Four Star average: £163, Three Star average: £0 and Two Star average: £79.
Summary:
In terms of value for money for the local area we rank Montcalm London Marble Arch top.
Background:
and Timeline:July 2017: Bought by Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp, a private real estate investment firm
June 2017: GH Equity UK Limited bought Subrata Roy stake in the hotel for £575 million pounds.
November 2010: Grosvenor House hotel agreed sale to Sahara India Pariwar, a media conglomerate run by Indian billionaire industrialist Subrata Roy, for around £470 million pounds from RBS after being on the market since January 2010. The deal was completed at the end of December 2010.
September 2008: the hotel became a JW Marriott branded hotel which involved a £120 million pound refurbishment.
December 2003: Changed from Le Meridien management to a Marriott managed hotel.
2001: Sold by Le Meridien Hotel to RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland). The hotel was one of 12 Le Meriden hotels sold in a package to RBS for £1.2 billion pounds. Placed up for sale in January 2010.
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.
In May 2010 the JW Steakhouse restaurant replaced the former Bord'eaux restaurant.