Offering absolute luxury in one of London’s most sought-after locations, the modern and magnificent InterContinental London Park Lane stands on the site of 145 Piccadilly, Queen Elizabeth II’s childhood residence. That residence suffered the same fate as many in London during the war and was destroyed in the blitz before the property was resurrected as the InterContinental London Park Lane in 1975. The hotel’s exceptional, personalised service and Concierge team deliver guests an insider’s perspective of London.

An eclectic and flexible collection of 449 rooms and 71 suites and signature suites, feature regal English views over Buckingham Palace and the Royal Parks.

The InterContinental London Park Lane’s modern interiors are a triumph of modern luxury, with world-class touches and state-of-the-art technology. Inspired by the hotel’s location and grand history, each of the unique signature suites have been designed to meet the needs of the most discerning guest. They offer generous living and entertaining spaces, a comfortable separate master bedroom,

as well as complimentary access to the exclusive Club InterContinental.
For a special stay, the Luxe Traveller’s choice is the hotel’s new Royal Suite & By Appointment Collection, which pays homage to the late Queen Elizabeth II through timeless design and reverential nods to signature styles throughout her childhood and reign. Epicurean adventurers will be in gastronomic heaven at the hotel’s elegant dining settings with exceptional world-class dishes complemented by quality wines.

Enjoy sweeping views of the Royal Parks on the Number One Park Lane terrace, drinks or a celebratory champagne at The Arch Bar and afternoon tea fit for royalty in The Wellington Lounge. When it’s time to dine, guests can enjoy one of London’s finest Italian restaurants, Theo Randall at the InterContinental, as well as a MasterChef dining experience at Alex Webb on Park Lane. The new fine diner offers menus showcasing the best of British produce in dishes inspired by his travels and nostalgic flavours from his childhood.