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.
Why is Hyde Park London famous? We all know the name of London’s iconic park. But how much do we know about its historical and modern-day significance?
And does that fame translate into being a good area to stay in London as a tourist? Should you book hotels in Hyde Park?
Hyde Park has a storied past that always proves fascinating to guests of Hyde Park Boutique Hotel.
Its origin story dates back to 1536 when Henry VIII established the rural area as a royal hunting ground. It would be over a century later when, propelled by King Charles I, the park first welcomed the general public.
After the Great Plague of London caused havoc in 1665 and 1666, Hyde Park served as a place to safely quarantine the infected.
We can thank Queen Caroline for overhauling the landscape of Hyde Park in 1730 and introducing the Serpentine Lake.
Hyde Park is famous for being the largest of the Royal Parks in Central London.
Historically, Hyde Park was associated with being the site of the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations in 1851. Joseph Paxton constructed the famous Crystal Palace for this milestone event of the 19th century.
Over the years, Hyde Park blossomed as a recreation ground for Londoners and tourists. It became famous for such features as the Serpentine Lake, the Peter Pan Statue, and Speaker’s Corner.
Hyde Park also attracts some incredibly famous names through its large-scale summer concerts.
Its central location in the London West End has contributed to the popularity of hotels in Hyde Park.
Hyde Park is somewhere that you can revisit over and over again. It’s worth visiting Hyde Park at least four times in your life: once for every season.
The most famous hotels are located along Park Lane. However, it’s the secret boutique hotels that you’ll want to consider for your London trip.
The Hyde Park Boutique Hotel is a stylish and comfortable property in a splendid Victorian-era building. Tucked away in a peaceful West End enclave only five minutes from Hyde Park, guests sleep soundly yet enjoy the convenience of multiple Tube stations on the doorstep. This charming hotel is popular with families, couples, and solo travellers alike.
Call Central Park Collection on +44 (0)20 7229 2424
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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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