British hospitality at its finest
With Hyde Park just a few steps away, this grand luxury mansion in the heart of London is home to 93 luxurious rooms and suites with private butler service, modern British dining at The Lanesborough Grill, the vibrant Library Bar and Garden Room and the magnificent Lanesborough Club & Spa, a wellness destination for London unveiled as part of the hotel's renovation masterminded by Alberto Pinto.
Your guides to the capital
The Lanesborough's team of dedicated concierges, each a member of Les Clefs d'Or, is on hand to provide you with the best information and guidance to ensure an enjoyable stay in London. Discover the history of this exciting city, and experience its famous and diverse activities and attractions.
At a glance
Harrods is known around the world as one of the great luxury emporiums and offers the finest in food, fashion, homeware, and technology across eight floors in the iconic Grade II listed building in Knightsbridge.
Buckingham Palace, home of The King, is famed worldwide for royal ceremonies and national celebrations. The palace's magnificent State Rooms open to visitors each summer, whilst The Changing of the Guard takes place multiple times a week.
Westminster Abbey is a large, historic Gothic Anglican church known for its role in British coronations, royal weddings, and funerals, as well as for being the burial site for many monarchs, poets, and scientists.
Located in London’s West End, Regent Street is a prestigious lifestyle destination, renowned for flagship stores and international brands, designed under architects John Nash and James Burton, attracting visitors from around the world.
Hyde Park, one of London's Royal Parks, covers more than 350 acres in central London. Originally created by Henry VIII as a royal hunting ground, it is now a vibrant public park with a lake, tree-lined paths, and landscaped gardens.
Founded in 1824, The National Gallery on Trafalgar Square is home to masterpieces by artists including Da Vinci, Botticelli, and Van Gogh, offering visitors a journey through centuries of world-class collections.
Tower Bridge stands as one of London’s most striking landmarks, blending Victorian engineering with breathtaking river views. Watch its majestic bascules rise and explore its high-level walkways for a memorable experience above the Thames.
St James’s Park, the most regal of London’s Royal Parks, has been shaped by generations of monarchs and framed by three royal palaces. It hosts royal weddings, jubilees, military parades, and grand state celebrations.
London’s West End is one of the world's most renowned theatre districts, where dazzling musicals and award-winning plays light up every night. From timeless classics to cutting-edge productions, it offers an unforgettable experience for theatre lovers.
The Palace of Westminster offers a stunning display of Gothic Revival architecture along the river Thames, crowned by the iconic clock tower known as Big Ben. Its chimes and striking presence make it one of London’s most recognizable and beloved landmarks.
Bond Street, in London’s Mayfair, is famed for luxury shopping, featuring high-end fashion boutiques and exclusive jewellery stores. Steeped in history and style, it is home to some of the world’s most prestigious brands.
The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), founded in 1852 and named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, is the world’s largest museum of decorative arts, with over 2.8 million objects spanning fashion, ceramics, furniture, photography, and jewellery.
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