This is a hotel that does well what it is supposed to do well ... proper old fashioned english style. The truth is that it gets a bit heavy and tiring after a while and you start wondering if it is worth spending soooo much to experience this. The afternnon tea is great though escedially in the conservatory area. Location... more

After a lovely stroll in the daffodil strewn, tree lined park, you cross the street to the five star, Lanesborough Hotel, now a St. Regis property. There are lovely wooden moldings and carpets throughout, and the expected enormous fresh flower arrangements in large vases. It has a sort of combined shabby and simultaneously traditional, modernized upscale feel, with lamps and... more

The Lanesborough (a St. Regis hotel) is designed to resemble a stately British home. A 95 room hotel, it has a conservatory (with a sun-lit glass roof) as its restaurant and a library as its bar and a compact but nice lobby. Brilliantly located. Across from Hyde Park, at the end of Park Lane, a stone’s throw from Piccadilly, and... more

Even though the price is high, I would definitely return to the Lanesborough. The rooms are so well appointed, you don't feel like you're staying in a hotel. The extra amenities the hotel provides are truly wonderful. Such as the personalised business cards they print for you during your stay, the butler service with complimentary pressing, the in-room music library... more

I recently stayed at the Lanesborough for 4 nights for a short trip to London and Paris. Upon arrival our room was not quite ready but we were early so no problem. When we returned several hours later we were taken to our room but I was a bit surprised as our luggage had not been taken up yet! As... more

We stayed at The Lanesborough for two nights as we were getting married in London on the Saturday. At £440 per night for a standard double, you are definitely paying for what you get, but what you get is very good. The rooms could perhaps do with a bit more "wow factor", and I personally prefer more modern decor, but... more

The standard room, like my ex, was very small, albeit perfectly formed. Have to admit was very dissapointed with room, to the extent that I considered calling up a friend to crash in his spare rather than face a night in it. In the end I thought of the £400+ I'd be burning and opted to stay. Stuff I liked:... more

Have just come back from another outstanding stay in the Lanesborough. This is a proper 5* hotel. Rooms are impeccable, food is to die for, service is faultless and the location is second to none. We stayed in the hotel for dinner on Saturday night & enjoyed some old-world dinner & dancing. The meal was absolutely amazing (and I don't... more

We slept at the Lanesborough for three nights and paid about £ 1200. It was absolutely not worth the money. I guess the service is excellent, but we didn't use it, so a cheaper hotel would be better for us. The room was okey, but not stunning (as we expected from a 5-star hotel). The breakfast was terrible and very... more