Mayfair, London
JW Marriott Grosvenor House London
A 1929 hotel on Park Lane in Mayfair, built on the site of the former home of the Dukes of Westminster and Gloucester and facing Hyde Park across the road. Its Great Room, a former ice rink, is one of Europe's largest hotel ballrooms and still seats dinners for up to 2,000.
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About the property
- Opened
- 1929
- Rooms
- 423
- Suites
- 73
- Architecture
- L. Rome Guthrie · Sir Edwin Lutyens
- Owned by
- Katara Hospitality
From our stays
We stayed in July 2026
Rooms and suites
Deluxe Room
20–29 sq m · queen bed
Superior Room
23–35 sq m · king or two twin beds
Executive Room
35–40 sq m · Executive Lounge access
Family Room
37–42 sq m · two double beds
Suites
Deluxe Suite
41–50 sq m · Executive Lounge access
Superior Suite
41–50 sq m · separate living room · Executive Lounge access
Executive Suite
50–70 sq m · separate living room · Executive Lounge access
Park View Suite
67–80 sq m · Hyde Park view · separate living room · Executive Lounge access
Premium Park View Suite
75–100 sq m · Hyde Park view · separate living room and dining area
Royal Suite
170 sq m · Hyde Park view · the Royal Hyde Park and Royal Mayfair suites · two bathrooms, dining area
Dining and wellness
- Corrigan's Mayfair
- British and Irish restaurant
- JW Steakhouse
- steakhouse · breakfast
- The Park Room
- all-day restaurant · afternoon tea
- Red Bar
- cocktail bar
- The Bourbon Bar
- bourbon bar
- JW Garden
- garden terrace
- Wellness
- A fitness suite with quiet spaces for yoga.
Where it is
- Marble Arch station
- 6 min on foot
- Heathrow Airport
- 15 min by train
- Gatwick Airport
- 30 min by train
- London City Airport
- 38 min by car
86–90 Park Lane, Mayfair, London
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Entry rooms are small for Park Lane (from 20 sq m), and the Hyde Park view is only sold as a category at suite level: the Park View and Premium Park View suites, and the two 170 sq m Royal suites.
Deluxe Room (20–29 sq m), Superior Room (23–35 sq m), Executive Room (35–40 sq m) and Family Room (37–42 sq m). Suites: Deluxe Suite (41–50 sq m), Superior Suite (41–50 sq m), Executive Suite (50–70 sq m), Park View Suite (67–80 sq m), Premium Park View Suite (75–100 sq m) and Royal Suite (170 sq m).
We book JW Marriott Grosvenor House London through Marriott Luminous, so you get a room upgrade on arrival when one is available, daily breakfast for two and early check-in and late checkout when available, at no extra cost to you. Some hotels add a US$100 credit; most do not.
Corrigan's Mayfair, british and Irish cooking from chef Richard Corrigan; JW Steakhouse, new York-style steakhouse with USDA prime beef; also serves breakfast; The Park Room, all-day room and afternoon tea with live piano, looking over Hyde Park; Red Bar, cocktail bar in red décor overlooking Hyde Park; The Bourbon Bar, bar with more than 500 bourbons and JW Garden, garden terrace serving the JW Steakhouse menu at a 10-foot allotment-style table.
A fitness suite with quiet spaces for yoga.
At 86–90 Park Lane in Mayfair, across the road from Hyde Park; Marble Arch and Bond Street are the nearest Underground stations, with Bond Street, Knightsbridge and the West End close by.
London City is 14.4 km away, Heathrow 21.6 km and Gatwick 39.7 km; the Heathrow Express and Gatwick Express trains serve the two larger airports.
JW Marriott Grosvenor House London opened in 1929.
Built as a hotel in 1929 on the site of the former home of the Dukes of Westminster and Gloucester, designed by L. Rome Guthrie with Sir Edwin Lutyens; the Great Room, in use since 1929, began as an ice rink where the young Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret learnt to skate.
