Royal Lancaster London

A striking 8-metre tall glazed façade welcomes guests to the Royal Lancaster, and once inside, a
commitment to luxury, faultless service and independence shines in elegant public areas and
beautifully appointed rooms that reach 18 stories into the London skyline — with all the views the
capital can provide. There are 411 rooms to choose from each offering contemporary luxury
elevated by Carrara marble bathrooms with rainfall showers, White Company toiletries and big
comfortable beds, perfect for uninterrupted sleep after days exploring London. Some have extra
space for all the family and chic living areas with views out over the skyline, but all rooms are
finished in neutral tones with a modern sleek design courtesy of a recent refurbishment. Big
stunning suites come with park views from the upper floors of the building, as well as large bright
lounges and dining spaces made for entertaining.

Rated as one of the UK’s most accessible hotels, the Royal Lancaster’s accessibility features are
impressive, including level access to the reception, lobby and the Nine King’s Suite, a hearing loop
in the reception and concierge, and comprehensive training for all guest-facing employees. As
such, London-bound guests looking for an accessible room in West London will find few better
than here. Book the accessible executive category on the 16th and 17th floors, and you'll have
stunning vistas of the London skyline from rooms designed for ease of access. Emergency
assistance alarms are in each room, and accessible rooms have spacious walk-in showers,
appropriate for wheelchair access. Interconnecting room options are available across the Royal
Lancaster’s rooms and suites, including the accessible executive rooms, Park Suite, and Executive
category rooms.
While there isn't a dedicated spa at the Royal Lancaster, decadent in-room treatments are
available, including massage, manicures and pedicures, beauty services and facials. And there’s a
24-hour gym too.
Five restaurants and bars provide a beautiful dining experience at the Royal Lancaster, but Nipa
Thai, the hotel’s Thai restaurant is a highlight. Tucked away on the first floor with an all-female, all-
Thai kitchen, the restaurant crafts tantalisingly authentic Thai food, including traditional Khantoke
platters on Saturdays. Elsewhere, Tony Page at Island Grill serves a contemporary menu of
internationally-flavoured signature dishes from a chic dining room and a heated terrace with
beguiling views of Hyde Park’s Italian Gardens, while the Park Restaurant serves the a la carte
and buffet breakfasts with floor-to-ceiling views of the park.
The Royal Lancaster’s position across the road from Hyde Park makes it an ideal choice for guests
hoping to indulge in languid walks in one of the UK’s most beautiful city parks. Stroll from the
Lancaster and through the Italian Gardens and you’ll soon reach the serene curves of the
Serpentine Lake, home to swans and ducks, rowing boats and the Serpentine Gallery. Wander on
and there’s Knightsbridge for Harrods, the Wellington Arch en route to Buckingham Palace and
Kensington Gardens home to the sublime Kensington Palace. Everywhere else is just a short tube
ride away.