The Park Tower Knightsbridge
Luxury Collection hotel in Richard Seifert's 1973 circular tower beside Knightsbridge station, with Hyde Park views, the Hyde Bar's whiskies and afternoon tea.
About The Park Tower Knightsbridge
The Park Tower Knightsbridge is a Luxury Collection hotel, part of Marriott, in the circular tower at 101 Knightsbridge, beside Knightsbridge station. Designed by the British architect Richard Seifert and opened in 1973, the building's round form and wide windows were planned so that rooms look out over Hyde Park, Knightsbridge and the landmarks of Westminster.
The signature suites make the most of that shape, with views towards Hyde Park, Westminster, Lowndes Square and Sloane Square. Breakfast is served in The Trianon, a restaurant with floor to ceiling windows overlooking an outdoor terrace. The Knightsbridge Lounge is the setting for afternoon tea, styled like a couture atelier, with seasonal menus from the kitchen team. The Hyde Bar has the feel of a private members' club, with classic and contemporary cocktails and more than 130 international whiskies, and is open from lunch into the evening for coffee, lunch and pre-theatre drinks.
A Clefs d'Or head concierge leads the concierge team, and there is a business centre and a fitness centre. The hotel suits shoppers heading to Harrods and Harvey Nichols, business travellers visiting nearby embassies and offices, and anyone who wants a high floor view of the park. Bookings and current offers are on the Marriott website.