Location. Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel is located in London, across the road from Hyde Park, and one mile from Trafalgar Square and the theatres and nightlife of the West End. Bond Street underground station is 500 metres away.
Hotel Features. This central London Victorian mansion has been a hotel since the 1920s, and its Edwin Lutyens-designed front gates lead to a forecourt where liveried doormen greet guests. As well as lounges and bars, there is a fitness centre, where personal training can be booked. Other features include a florist and daily complimentary newspapers. Onsite valet parking is also available.
BORD'EAUX is Grosvenor House's main à la carte restaurant, serving dishes inspired by the Aquitaine cuisine of west coast France. The restaurant also offers private dining facilities. The Park Room serves traditional afternoon tea and light meals, with an English drawing room atmosphere of armchairs, sofas, and period furniture. Le P'tit Cafe offers cakes, pastries, and speciality teas and coffees, with an eat-in or take-away service. The contemporary-styled Champagne Bar, and the leather sofas of the Red Bar, are open late for drinks each day.
Grosvenor House's Great Room is one of Europe's largest ballrooms. The hotel also has a business centre, wireless Internet access (surcharge), and currency exchange facilities.
Guestrooms. The hotel's 494 guestrooms feature down mattress toppers, 300-thread-count cotton sheets, and down pillows. Marble bathrooms offer bathrobes, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries, and other facilities include high-speed Internet connections (surcharge), a turndown service, and satellite television.
Property Amenities
Event catering
Currency exchange
Concierge desk
Medical assistance available
Banquet facilities
Comp newspapers in lobby
Laundry facilities
Library
Breakfast services
Parking (secure)
Internet public area - wireless
Room service (24 hours)
Express check-out
Exhibit space
Bar/lounge
Air-conditioned public areas
Internet public area - surcharge
Parking (surcharge)
Parking garage
Elevator/lift
Audiovisual equipment
Fitness equipment
Coffee shop or cafe
Dry cleaning service
Conference room(s)
Umbrella
Ballroom(s)
Shoe shine
Restaurant(s)
Wedding services
Meeting room (small groups)
Parking (valet)
Secretarial services
Safe-deposit box
Babysitting or child care
Business center
Area Attractions
Hyde Park: Across The Street Oxford Street (Shopping): 0.5 Miles Royal Academy Of Arts: 0.5 Miles Burlington Arcade (Upmarket Shopping): 0.5 Miles Wallace Collection (Art Gallery And Museum): 0.5 Miles West End Theatres: 1 Mile Buckingham Palace: 1 Mile National Gallery: 1 Mile Trafalgar Square: 1 Mile Houses Of Parliament: 1.5 Miles London Eye: 1.5 Miles
Driving Directions
From London Heathrow Airport (Lhr): Distance To Grosvenor House Is 16 Miles, Approximately 45 Minutes' Drive.
Getting There. The Heathrow Express Train Is The Quickest Way Into Central London. It Departs From The Airport Every 15 Minutes, And Takes Approximately 15 Minutes To Reach Paddington Station. The Journey Is Non- Stop And Costs 14.50 Gbp. Paddington Is On The London Underground (Tube) System, And The Nearest Station To The Hotel Is Marble Arch, 500 Metres Away. Bond Street Station Is 700 Metres From The Hotel. Additionally, The Airport Is On The Piccadilly Line Of The Underground. The Journey To Central London Takes Approximately One Hour, And Trains Depart Every 10 Minutes. A One-day Travel Pass Costs 6.30 Gbp, Including Travel To Heathrow (In Zone 6). Black Taxis Cost Approximately 50 Gbp To Central London. Coaches Also Operate From Heathrow To Victoria Coach Station, And The Airport Is Served By Local Buses. Prices Are All Subject To Change.
Getting Around. The London Underground (Tube) And Buses Are The Easiest Ways To Travel Within London. Single Tickets Are Expensive, But An Electronic Oyster Card Offers A Cheaper Fare. Oyster Cards Can Be Purchased From Ticket Offices For 3 Gbp (Refundable). Daily Or Weekly Travel Passes Are The Most Economical Way To Travel, And Are Valid On Buses, Trams, Trains, And Dlr, As Well As On The Underground. Black Taxis Are Available On The Streets, But Can Be Expensive. Driving Is Not Recommended For Visitors And A Congestion Charge Zone Is Operated In Central London. Price Is Subject To Change.
