Refurbishment September 2023 – July 2025
We are excited to announce that the iconic Central Park Hotel is under major transformation. Sometimes things need to get ugly before they get pretty !
Our guests are at the heart of all the decisions we make, and your comfort during this period has our priority.
We look forward to welcoming you during and post-refurbishment to share more enhanced experiences.
We’ve all heard the name but what is Oxford Street famous for? In a nutshell: shopping, dining, and nightlife. This major thoroughfare is also a principal tourist attraction in London over the winter holiday season when the street is aglow with festive lights. Choosing hotels in Central London puts you closest to the following shops and amenities.
Oxford Street is a unique shopping destination as it caters to all types of interests and budgets. There are high street fashion shops, department stores, and flagship designer brands. These are some tips to help you plan.
If you visit one shop on Oxford Street, make it Selfridges. This department store is emblematic of British shopping culture where you can browse high-end fashion and accessories, streetwear, homeware, pet products, cosmetics, fragrance, books, and gifts. It’s a pleasure to explore and the experience is further sweetened by the food court and rooftop bar and bistro. This London tourist attraction even has a television series about the US-born founder, Harry Gordon Selfridge.
John Lewis is another hallmark of British shopping and is popular with guests of hotels in Central London. The departments are similar to Selfridges although the fashion labels carried are more affordable without compromising on quality. It’s also a fine destination for tip-top home accessories and ceramics as well as quirky British gifts such as tea sets.
A final high-end department store, the Tudor-style Liberty London has its own premium fabrics range. The floors are bursting with vintage clothing and deluxe accessories that make perfect gifts for loved ones.
Once the sun sets in London, Oxford Street transforms into a destination for happy hour drinks and dining. Again, the offering is eclectic across pubs, bistros, and fine dining joints.
Handy for hotels in Central London, this modern gastropub is located halfway between Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road Underground stations. It serves a variety of ales, wines, and beers plus typical pub grub. Choose from fish and chips, pies, gammon steak, and European-inspired small plates. This is a wonderful place to stop for a refreshment or start a night out in Central London.
This iconic jazz and blues lounge has been on the scene since 1959 and hosts established and emerging musicians. Meals and a diverse selection of beverages are served and advance booking is strongly encouraged.
Call Central Park Collection on +44 (0)20 7229 2424
BY PHONE: +44 (0)20 7229 2424
EMAIL: reservation@centralparklondon.co.uk
49 – 67 Queensborough Terrace, London W2 3SY
✓ Early check-in at 13:00
✓ Late check-out at 12:00
✓ Luggage storage on arrival
✓ Luggage storage on departure
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