Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane
A Park Lane address on the Hyde Park edge of Mayfair, a glass-walled tenth-floor rooftop spa, and Yannick Alléno's Pavyllon London
The Privata Perspective
Park Lane is where Four Seasons' European story begins. The Inn on the Park opened on this site in 1970, the company's first hotel in Europe; the hotel reopened in January 2011 as Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane. The address is historic, everything inside it is not — 196 keys, 153 rooms and 43 suites, at the Hyde Park Corner end of Park Lane.
The room decides the rest. A Superior Room runs 25 m² and carries no view in its name; the Premier Park-View Rooms are the ones that put Hyde Park in the window, and the terrace categories are where the money starts to show. We book park-facing first.
We book Park Lane for clients who want Mayfair on the doorstep and a spa worth using — the tenth-floor rooftop, glass on all sides. April to June and September to October read best. Reserve Pavyllon London when the room is confirmed, not on arrival.
Accommodations
Superior Room
25 m² 269 sq.ft.
The entry category and 53 of the keys — the smallest room the hotel sells, with no view promised in the name
Premier Park-View Room
35 m² 376 sq.ft.
Twenty-two of them — the same 35 m² footprint as a Deluxe Room, turned to face Hyde Park
Grand Terrace Suite
101 m² 1,087 sq.ft.; terrace: 99 m² 1,066 sq.ft.
Three in the house, each with a private terrace almost the size of the suite itself
Three-Bedroom Presidential Suite
195 m² 2,098 sq.ft.
One only, and the largest key the operator publishes
Dining
Pavyllon London
Modern French
Yannick Alléno's London dining room, 95 seats indoors
Pavyllon Lounge
Lounge
The lounge half of the Pavyllon rooms, listed separately by the hotel
Bar Antoine
Cocktails
The hotel bar — 43 seats inside, 30 more outdoors
La Croissanterie
Bakery
Listed by the hotel among its restaurants; the operator publishes nothing beyond the name
Spa & Wellness
The Spa crowns the building on the tenth floor: a glass-walled rooftop room designed by Eric Parry, 360-degree views over the treetops and Westminster, nine treatment rooms and two skylit vitality pools. The operator publishes no floor area for it.
When to Go
Apr–Jun
Spring in London — gardens in bloom, pleasant temperatures
Sep–Oct
Autumn arts season, fewer tourists
Book With Preferred Access
Experience Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane with Via Privata
Complimentary upgrades, resort credits, early check-in, and dedicated concierge support — available exclusively through our preferred partner programme.
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