Best for
The Mayfair address, compact scale, discreet service, and dining options make 45 Park Lane a strong business hotel. It is well suited to travelers who need central London access but prefer privacy over a busy lobby scene.
Best for
The Mayfair address, compact scale, discreet service, and dining options make 45 Park Lane a strong business hotel. It is well suited to travelers who need central London access but prefer privacy over a busy lobby scene.
What makes it special
45 Park Lane is a small, contemporary Dorchester Collection hotel with 46 rooms and suites, including the penthouse. It is known for Hyde Park views, art-led interiors, and CUT at 45 Park Lane.
Room to consider
Choose a park-view room or suite if Hyde Park views are important. Suites add more living space and a stronger residential feel.
Insider tip
The best-known restaurant is CUT at 45 Park Lane, Wolfgang Puck's London steak restaurant. The hotel also has BAR 45, while Sushi Kanesaka adds an intimate Japanese dining experience.
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45 Park Lane London is a compact hotel with a large sense of place. It sits on Park Lane in Mayfair, directly opposite Hyde Park, and belongs to Dorchester Collection. Contemporary British art, a modern American steakhouse and a Japanese sushi counter give this small address a character that extends beyond its rooms. The combination suits a London visit in which time inside the hotel deserves as much thought as the itinerary outside.
Custom-made furniture and Art Deco details give the bedroom a distinct London character. The room combines soft fabrics with polished surfaces, while a desk provides a place to write or work. Built-in wardrobes stand near the entrance, and the layouts vary across the second to eighth floors.
The marble bathroom has a bath and a separate shower, with mirrors set into the design. A bath menu is also available. Wildsmith toiletries are supplied, and tea and coffee facilities are available in the room. A butler service is included, together with housekeeping twice a day.
Custom-made furniture and Art Deco details give the bedroom a distinct London character. The room combines soft fabrics with polished surfaces, while a desk provides...
Caramel leather and clean-lined furniture give these studios a warm, modern feel. Large windows bring the trees into view, while a sofa and armchairs share the open bedroom. A desk is provided, alongside storage for clothes and luggage.
The bathroom is finished in marble, with a screen set into the mirror. A personal host service is included, and the room is refreshed twice each day. Tea and coffee facilities are available in the studio, with Wildsmith products in the bathroom. The bathroom’s heated floor adds warmth beneath the caramel-coloured marble.
Caramel leather and clean-lined furniture give these studios a warm, modern feel. Large windows bring the trees into view, while a sofa and armchairs share...
A sofa and armchair form a sitting area within the open bedroom, with a low table between them. Near the windows, a round table has two chairs, while wardrobes line the entrance. The studio pairs Art Deco details with soft lighting and rich textures.
The bathroom has twin washbasins. Butler service and a twice-daily room refresh are included, with tea and coffee facilities close at hand. These studios sit on the second to seventh floors. Underfloor heating runs beneath the bathroom’s caramel-coloured marble.
A sofa and armchair form a sitting area within the open bedroom, with a low table between them. Near the windows, a round table has...
Dark natural materials sit alongside lighter colours and soft fabrics in this eighth-floor room. Its custom-made furniture follows the hotel’s Art Deco style, with clean lines and a polished finish. A desk and armchair sit within the bedroom. Outside, a pair of chairs and a small table are arranged along the frontage.
A deep marble bath and a separate shower feature in the bathroom, along with twin washbasins. Wildsmith toiletries are provided. Tea and coffee facilities are in the room, and a butler service is included. Housekeeping refreshes the room twice each day.
Dark natural materials sit alongside lighter colours and soft fabrics in this eighth-floor room. Its custom-made furniture follows the hotel’s Art Deco style, with clean...
Floor-to-ceiling windows extend across the studio. A retractable glass door leads to seating just outside. An entrance hall leads into the bedroom, where Art Deco details accompany the open sitting area. A sofa, desk and armchairs give the room several places to sit without using the bed.
The Italian marble bathroom has a deep bathtub, a large overhead rain shower and twin washbasins. Butler service and room refreshes twice daily are included. Wildsmith bath products are supplied, with tea and coffee facilities in the studio.
Floor-to-ceiling windows extend across the studio. A retractable glass door leads to seating just outside. An entrance hall leads into the bedroom, where Art Deco...
A separate study sits beside the living room, while the bedroom opens from an entrance hall with built-in storage. The sitting area combines a sofa, armchairs and a low table, with a dining table nearby. Art Deco lines run through the furnishings, and large windows frame Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.
On the eighth floor, the outdoor seating is arranged along the bedroom and living room frontage. Inside, the marble bathroom has a deep bath, a separate shower and two washbasins. There is also a guest cloakroom off the hall. Butler service and twice-daily room refreshes are included.
A separate study sits beside the living room, while the bedroom opens from an entrance hall with built-in storage. The sitting area combines a sofa,...
Velvet, leather and wood bring texture to an Art Deco interior with jewel-toned accents and mirrored details. In the living room, two sofas and an armchair surround a low table, with an oval dining table at the other end. A private bar sits within this separate living and dining space.
An entrance hall leads to the bedroom, which has its own pair of armchairs and a writing desk. The Italian marble bathroom contains a bath, a separate shower and twin washbasins, and there is a guest cloakroom by the lounge. These suites occupy the sixth and seventh floors, with windows facing towards Wellington Arch.
Velvet, leather and wood bring texture to an Art Deco interior with jewel-toned accents and mirrored details. In the living room, two sofas and an...
The Balcony Suite option includes an extra 107 sqft of outdoor space. Other options do not include this balcony.
Set on the northern corner of the building, the sitting room has large windows looking along Park Lane. A dining area shares this space, while a hall leads to the bedroom. Art Deco shapes and modern furnishings give the rooms their character.
The bedroom has an adjoining marble bathroom with a bath and a separate shower. Tea and coffee facilities are provided, and the bathroom is stocked with Wildsmith products. A butler service is included, along with room refreshes twice a day.
Set on the northern corner of the building, the sitting room has large windows looking along Park Lane. A dining area shares this space, while...
Leather, wood and gold accents run through this eighth-floor suite, with curved furniture and mirrors reflecting its Art Deco style. The living room follows the corner of the building and combines a sofa and armchairs with an oval dining table. A private bar is part of the room.
Outside, the furnished space curves around the corner towards Mayfair, with seats beside both the living room and bedroom. Inside, the bedroom has a writing desk and an Italian marble bathroom with a deep bath, separate walk-in shower and twin washbasins. A guest cloakroom sits beside the lounge. Butler service is included.
Leather, wood and gold accents run through this eighth-floor suite, with curved furniture and mirrors reflecting its Art Deco style. The living room follows the...
The shared living and dining room sits on the corner of the building, with windows following its curved outer wall. A sofa and armchairs gather around a low table, and an oval dining table stands closer to the windows. The interior combines Art Deco lines with soft fabrics.
The bedrooms lie on different sides of the hall. One includes its own sofa and sitting area, while both have desks and wardrobes. Each bedroom has a marble bathroom with a bath, separate shower and twin washbasins. There is also a guest cloakroom off the hall. A personal host is included, and in-room controls adjust the lights and temperature.
The shared living and dining room sits on the corner of the building, with windows following its curved outer wall. A sofa and armchairs gather...
A shared sitting and dining room brings the bedrooms together, with a sofa, armchairs and a dining table beside the windows. The curved corner of the room looks towards the park and Mayfair. Clean-lined furniture, soft fabrics and glossy finishes carry the Art Deco style through the suite.
A hall connects the bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. One bedroom also has a sofa and a sitting area. The bathrooms are finished in Italian marble with twin washbasins, and a guest cloakroom opens from the hall. Desks and built-in storage are provided in the bedrooms. A butler service and room refreshes twice daily are included.
A shared sitting and dining room brings the bedrooms together, with a sofa, armchairs and a dining table beside the windows. The curved corner of...
A private entrance hall leads to a corner living and dining room. A sofa, armchairs and an oval table stand beside the windows. The outdoor seating continues around the curved frontage towards Mayfair. Inside, warm colours and Art Deco furnishings run through the shared rooms and bedrooms.
The bedrooms open from opposite sides of the hall and each has a desk, built-in storage and its own bathroom. Italian marble, underfloor heating and soft lighting define the bathrooms, which have baths, separate showers and twin washbasins. A guest cloakroom is set beside the living room, away from the bedrooms. Butler service and twice-daily room refreshes are included.
A private entrance hall leads to a corner living and dining room. A sofa, armchairs and an oval table stand beside the windows. The outdoor...
A private, key-controlled lift opens onto the hotel’s top floor, which is occupied entirely by the suite. Separate living and dining rooms lead off the entrance hall, with a pantry serving the dining space. Dark wood, leather and curved furniture give the interior an Art Deco character.
The main bedroom has a dressing room, while the second has its own adjoining bathroom. There is also a guest cloakroom off the entrance hall. Floor-to-ceiling windows run along the rooms, with outdoor furniture placed around the edge of the suite.
In the main bathroom, the shower is positioned to face the park. Deep baths, twin washbasins and heated towel rails complete the bathrooms.
A private, key-controlled lift opens onto the hotel’s top floor, which is occupied entirely by the suite. Separate living and dining rooms lead off the...
Hyde Park gives the stay air and light. Across Park Lane, its open space offers a different start to the day from the streets of Mayfair. A morning walk or run can be part of the routine before returning for breakfast at CUT. The hotel faces the park across the road, with Mayfair on its own side of Park Lane.
Contemporary British art runs through the hotel, beginning in the lobby. The evolving collection and changing exhibitions introduce established artists alongside emerging names. Art is part of the public spaces guests use during a stay, and the program rewards a closer look on the way to dinner or a drink. At CUT, Damien Hirst's Diamond Dust Psalms series gives the dining room a particularly recognizable identity.
The hotel's contemporary character also has an architectural expression. Dorchester Collection appointed Thierry Despont to transform the building into a hotel, which opened in September 2011. The horizontal aluminum fins wrapping the exterior were part of that work. They give the facade a streamlined profile on Park Lane, setting the tone for the clean lines and Art Deco references inside.
The design is Art Deco-inspired, but it is not nostalgic. It feels crisp, tailored, and modern. The Deluxe Room measures 36 square meters and comes with butler service. Soft fabrics, curved forms and mirrored details temper the clean lines. Its Italian marble bathroom has double wash basins, while Wildsmith bathroom products and a Bang & Olufsen entertainment system add practical finishing touches. Tea and coffee facilities and twice-daily room refreshes support the everyday rhythm of a stay.
The Hyde Park Balcony Room keeps the same 36-square-meter footprint while adding a private balcony and a specified Hyde Park view. That outdoor space makes the park-facing position more immediate: guests can step outside to take in the trees and open ground across the road. Butler service, an Italian marble bathroom with double wash basins, and tea and coffee facilities accompany the room. The balcony is the distinguishing feature of this category.
The Park Lane Suite expands the accommodation to 75-85 square meters, with a living and dining area and an entertaining space. Dual-aspect windows bring light into the living area, and the corner position opens onto Hyde Park's treetops. There is room to spend an afternoon indoors or sit together before dinner, with the bedroom no longer serving as the only place to relax. Its marble bathroom has double wash basins, and butler service is part of the suite's service.
The Penthouse Terrace Suite occupies the entire top floor. Across 170 square meters, it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and separate living and dining rooms, served by a private lift. A wraparound balcony brings panoramic 360-degree London views, while floor-to-ceiling windows keep the outlook present indoors. Even the shower has been positioned to look over Hyde Park. For guests traveling together, the shared rooms provide somewhere to spend time without gathering in a bedroom. The combination of indoor living space and outdoor terrace gives this suite its residential character.
Dining gives the hotel much of its personality. CUT at 45 Park Lane is closely tied to the address and brings a modern American steakhouse mood to Mayfair. Wolfgang Puck's restaurant looks toward Hyde Park through its windows. The beef selection spans Wagyu, USDA Prime and grass-fed Hereford, with white truffle pappardelle and seasonal salads broadening the menu. The emphasis on different cuts and origins gives steak enthusiasts something specific to explore over dinner.
CUT also serves breakfast and lunch, so the dining room has a place in the hotel day well before the evening meal. Breakfast choices include scrambled eggs and an acai bowl. The restaurant's combination of art, park outlook and contemporary cooking makes it an appealing place to linger over a meal, and gives a morning at the hotel its own setting before heading out into London.
Sushi Kanesaka changes the focus to Edomae sushi and omakase. Associated with Shinji Kanesaka, the restaurant centers on a counter carved from hinoki wood. Bentwood chairs and wooden kumiko panels give the interior a crafted character. Omakase leaves the choice and sequence of dishes to the chef, putting the preparation and progression of the meal at the center of the evening. The restaurant cannot modify its menu for individual needs, so dietary fit needs to be established before reserving.
BAR 45 offers cocktails and small bites, with a tableside Negroni trolley bringing the preparation of the drink to the guest. The bar team can discuss a cocktail or make a recommendation, making the trolley a conversational part of the evening. Wagyu sliders, Dorset crab rolls and fries give the food menu a casual direction. It is a natural stop for a drink before dinner, with enough on the menu for a lighter meal.
The Spa at 45 Park Lane occupies a subterranean setting and serves both hotel guests and residents of Mayfair Park Residences. The heated 20-meter swimming pool gives swimmers room for a proper session. A separate hydrotherapy pool, steam room and sauna sit alongside it, with a relaxation room for time between facilities. Treatment rooms and changing rooms complete a wellness space that can support a substantial part of a day spent at the hotel.
La Prairie treatments use the brand's skincare products, including its Skin Caviar line. Facials and massage are among the spa's treatment options. For exercise, the gym has 25 pieces of Technogym equipment and a selection of free weights. Personal trainers can be booked, and a dedicated training room provides space for individual sessions. Swimming, gym work and a treatment appointment each have a place here, alongside outdoor walks or runs across the road in Hyde Park.
The personal host and butler role gives guests a point of contact throughout the stay. The team assists with requests and helps shape individual experiences, while the guest experience team can help with dining plans and special occasions. This service sits comfortably alongside the hotel's residential accommodation: there is someone to speak to about the stay, as well as a room to return to after time in London.
CUT gives the hotel its pulse. Wolfgang Puck's only London restaurant pairs serious steak with Hyde Park views.
BAR 45 keeps the art thread alive. Cocktails on Park Lane sit beside a changing contemporary collection.
The rooms make the address feel personal. Every one looks to Hyde Park or across London's skyline.
45 Park Lane, London, W1K 1PN, United Kingdom
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Yes. 45 Park Lane is one of Mayfair's strongest choices for travelers who want a compact luxury hotel with Hyde Park views. It also offers Dorchester Collection service, CUT at 45 Park Lane, BAR 45, Sushi Kanesaka, and easy access to London shopping and dining.
Choose 45 Park Lane if you want a smaller, contemporary hotel with a private mood and strong Hyde Park outlooks. Choose The Dorchester if you prefer a grander London landmark with larger public spaces and a more traditional palace-hotel feel.
Yes. The Mayfair address, compact scale, discreet service, and dining options make 45 Park Lane a strong business hotel. It is well suited to travelers who need central London access but prefer privacy over a busy lobby scene.
Yes. 45 Park Lane works very well for couples who want a discreet Mayfair hotel with Hyde Park views, strong restaurants, and a glamorous bar. It is especially good for celebrations, anniversaries, and polished weekend stays.
Yes. 45 Park Lane has fitness facilities for guests. The Hyde Park location also makes outdoor running or walking simple. This combination works well for travelers who want to keep a wellness routine in central London.
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