Updated October 2026
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane combines a landmark Mayfair address with restored Art Deco character. Green Park is opposite, Buckingham Palace is nearby and the hotel’s dining rooms retain a sense of 1920s theatre. This review covers the original room and Club Lounge experience alongside the latest facilities and practical details.
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane Details
Address: Piccadilly, London W1J 7BX, United Kingdom (Google Maps)
Telephone: +44 20 7499 6321
Check in: 3 pm
Check out: 12 noon
Official information: Marriott hotel overview
Sheraton Grand Park Lane Video Tour
The video below shows the guest room and public spaces during the original stay.
Location in Mayfair
The hotel faces Green Park on Piccadilly. Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park Corner, the Royal Academy of Arts and Piccadilly Circus are within walking distance. Knightsbridge and Harrods are also reachable on foot, although the walk is longer.
Green Park Underground station is the most useful nearby transport hub. Heathrow Airport is about 24.6 kilometres away. The hotel does not have on site parking. Marriott directs drivers to nearby Q Park and Euro Car Parks locations, with possible concierge discounts.
The Stay Experience
Art Deco Design and Atmosphere
The building’s strongest feature is its Art Deco identity. Restored details, decorative lighting and the historic ballroom give the hotel more character than a typical business property. Even the lobby level bathrooms, located one floor below, felt like a step into another era during the visit.
The central location can be busy, especially around events and weekends. Inside, the public rooms feel calmer and more formal.
Rooms and the Original Stay
The original room paired a comfortable bed with mirrored details, a work desk and a compact seating area. A coffee machine, kettle and minibar were available. Storage included robes, hangers and an in room safe.
The bathroom used white metro tiles, a dark vanity and a rainfall shower. Gilchrist & Soames toiletries were provided during the stay. A welcome amenity of pastries and wine was also waiting in the room. These details reflect the photographed visit and may vary by room, rate and status.
Sheraton Club Lounge
The Club Lounge was a highlight of the visit. It offered a full breakfast, tea, coffee, snacks and evening drinks with canapés. Nuts and small nibbles were available through the day.
That basic format remains current. Marriott lists the lounge as open 24 hours, with a hot buffet breakfast and refreshments during the day. Complimentary access is advertised for Platinum, Titanium and Ambassador members, plus guests in qualifying Club rooms and suites. Eligibility can change, so check the reservation terms before arrival.
Dining at the Hotel
Mercante serves Italian food and the hotel’s main breakfast. Breakfast hours are currently 6:30 am to 11 am on weekdays and 7 am to 11 am at weekends.
Palm Court offers afternoon tea, all day dining and cocktails in an Art Deco setting. It received an Afternoon Tea Awards 2026 Award of Excellence. Smith & Whistle provides a more relaxed bar and terrace, while Caffe Musetti covers coffee, pastries and quick meals. See the official dining guide for current menus and hours.
Fitness and Other Facilities
The hotel has a complimentary fitness centre with cardio and strength equipment. Marriott currently says gym enhancements are in progress and that a temporary fitness area remains available. Confirm the location if the gym is important to your stay.
Dogs up to 25 kilograms are accepted, with one dog per room. The current fee is £25 per stay and a liability waiver is required.
What Stood Out
- Distinctive design: The restored Art Deco setting gives the hotel a clear identity.
- Mayfair location: Green Park and many central landmarks are close by.
- Strong Club Lounge: Breakfast, daytime refreshments and evening service add real value.
- Comfortable room: The original room balanced heritage details with practical amenities.
- Dining choice: Four different venues cover breakfast, afternoon tea, coffee and evening drinks.
Things to Note
- Room prices can be high because of the Mayfair location.
- The surrounding streets are busy during major events and peak travel periods.
- There is no on site parking.
- Fitness centre improvements are underway, with a temporary gym area advertised.
- The welcome amenity shown in the photographs is not guaranteed for every stay.
Practical Tips
- Choose a Club room or qualifying suite if lounge access matters.
- Confirm your Marriott Bonvoy lounge eligibility before arrival.
- Book Palm Court afternoon tea in advance, particularly at weekends.
- Use Green Park station for the Jubilee, Piccadilly and Victoria lines.
- Compare it with the nearby London Marriott Marble Arch review.
- See the Best Marriott Hotels Around the World guide for more ideas.
Quick Booking Checklist
- Compare standard, Club and suite rates before booking.
- Confirm Club Lounge access on the reservation.
- Ask about the temporary fitness area if the gym matters.
- Reserve afternoon tea or dinner before busy dates.
- Plan off site parking or arrive by public transport.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can use the Sheraton Club Lounge?
Marriott lists complimentary access for Platinum, Titanium and Ambassador members, plus guests booked into qualifying Club rooms and suites.
Is breakfast included?
Club Lounge breakfast is included for eligible lounge guests. Breakfast at Mercante is otherwise tied to the booked rate or applicable Marriott Bonvoy benefits.
Does the hotel have parking?
No on site parking is listed. Nearby commercial car parks are available, and the concierge may offer discount information.
Is the hotel pet friendly?
Yes. One dog up to 25 kilograms is accepted per room, with a current £25 stay fee and a required waiver.
The Brief Review Verdict
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane is a strong choice for travellers who want heritage, a central Mayfair address and a substantial Club Lounge. The original room was comfortable, and the lounge delivered useful benefits across the day. The price reflects the location, while the temporary gym arrangement deserves checking. Its Art Deco atmosphere remains the clearest reason to choose it over a more conventional London business hotel.
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane Review Photos
