The historic Grosvenor House Hotel is located on Park Lane in central London, England. Opposite leafy Hyde Park, it is four blocks from Marble Arch Underground station. Oxford Street, the United Kingdom's biggest shopping street, is five blocks from the hotel, and Bond Street's designer shops are seven blocks away. Buckingham Palace and the West End theatres are half a mile away.

Built on the site of the first Earl of Grosvenor's home, this 1920s landmark was originally opened for the first trans Atlantic cruise passengers. The lobby features original artwork, antiques and a sandstone floor.

The hotel has a walnut panelled library lounge with Persian rugs, and a celebrated ballroom.The Park Room in The Grosvenor House Hotel is a brasserie style dining and lounge area.

The formal restaurant's large windows overlook Hyde Park. Comfortable armchairs and sofas are dotted about the lounge area, and the library has a grand piano.

The Art Deco Terrazza Bar and Restaurant is set over two floors. The Red Bar, with its lacquered walls, colourful Asian tapestry and leather banquettes, evokes the 1930s.The hotel has conference rooms for up to 1,500 people and wireless Internet access (surcharge) throughout.The hotel has a hydrotherapy spa with yoga and Pilates classes, massages and beauty treatments. There is a well equipped fitness centre.The Grosvenor House Hotel's 446 climate controlled rooms are decorated in neutral tones with period style furniture in mahogany, cherry and walnut. All rooms offer high speed Internet connections and satellite television. Marble and granite bathrooms have telephones. Rowing boats can be hired on Hyde Park's Serpentine Lake, built in 1730.

Renovation Notice: The hotel is currently undergoing renovations to its health club, pool and to select guestrooms. A temporary fitness center has been set up and arrangements have been made for guest access to pools in companion hotels. (Fees may apply) The estimated completion date is March 30, 2008. This date is subject to change.