Mandarin Oriental, Hyde Park, London

Name: Mandarin Oriental, Hyde Park, London
Address: 66 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7LA, United Kingdom
Telephone: +442072352000
Price range: $791–$2,388
Rating: 4.7

66 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7LA, United Kingdom

Google 4.7

Overall 63

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$791

23 Jun 2026

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$2,388

4 Jul 2026

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$973

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide and Condé Nast Traveler

Character and identity

A turreted red-brick Edwardian pile on the Knightsbridge edge of Hyde Park, this 200-room grande dame sits between Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the royal parks, with a dedicated entrance originally built for Queen Victoria still in use. A $123 million reopening in 2019, designed by Joyce Wang, lightened the interiors with wooden floors, earthy tones, Art Deco flourishes and feather motifs. Dining runs from Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, home of the mandarin-shaped chicken liver parfait, to Daniel Boulud's bistro Bar Boulud and the see-and-be-seen Mandarin Bar. The underground spa is genuinely substantial, with a proper lap pool, Chinese medicine consultations and Bastien Gonzalez pedicures.

Who's it for

Best for:
Travellers who want a true London grande dame with palace-adjacent address, serious food, and a spa worth blocking out an afternoon for. Suits couples on a milestone trip, design-literate guests who appreciate the Wang refresh, shoppers who want Harrods on the doorstep, and business travellers who expect butler-level polish.

Should look elsewhere:
If you want a quiet residential corner of London or a contemporary boutique feel, this isn't it: Knightsbridge is busy and the property is firmly classical in spirit. Park views command a meaningful premium, and the dress code (especially in the bar) leans trendy upscale rather than casual.

Bottom line

What you're paying for is the combination of address, pedigree and a kitchen that genuinely competes with London's best, all delivered with the polish of a Forbes Five-Star operation. Couples marking a big occasion should stretch for a park-facing suite to unlock butler service and the Royal Horse Guards parade from the window; book Heston for dinner well ahead.

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