Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane to Launch Newly Renovated Suites in Summer 2025: A New Era of Understated Luxury in the Heart of Mayfair
Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane to Launch Newly Renovated Suites in Summer 2025: A New Era of Understated Luxury in the Heart of Mayfair
Launching summer 2025, Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane will debut its newly renovated collection of suites – 18 elegantly reimagined accommodations that signal a refined evolution for this discreet Mayfair address. Designed in collaboration with London-based studio Interiors with Art (IWA), the new suites reflect the hotel's signature blend of understated luxury, pioneering ambition, global sophistication, and authentic moments of care, offering a deeply personal and elevated guest experience.
'Each of these suites has been designed as a sanctuary – where every detail, material, and experience reflects the character of London and the care of Four Seasons,' says Lynn Brutman, Regional Vice President and General Manager at Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane. 'Whether guests are with us for a weekend or a month, they'll find a space that feels both elevated and effortlessly personal.'
Drawing inspiration from Hyde Park's changing seasons and London's cultural rhythm, the design features sycamore wood panelling, brushed metal finishes, Murano glass lighting, and bespoke furnishings to create a serene, residential feel. A warm palette of soft greens, autumnal hues, and gold tones blends seamlessly with views of the city skyline and the nearby greenery of Hyde Park. Each suite tells its own story, with thoughtfully crafted spaces tailored to different types of guests:
The Presidential London Suite , perched on the fifth floor, offers sweeping views of Hyde Park and Park Lane. Its spacious layout includes a formal dining room with a butler's pantry, bespoke marble accents, a private fireplace, and an atmosphere of quiet refinement.
, perched on the fifth floor, offers sweeping views of Hyde Park and Park Lane. Its spacious layout includes a formal dining room with a butler's pantry, bespoke marble accents, a private fireplace, and an atmosphere of quiet refinement. The Royal Terrace Suite is a rarity in the capital, offering a vast private garden terrace – ideal for entertaining or peaceful moments in nature. Sycamore panels and gold walls create a warm, light-filled interior that opens seamlessly onto the landscaped outdoor space.
is a rarity in the capital, offering a vast private garden terrace – ideal for entertaining or peaceful moments in nature. Sycamore panels and gold walls create a warm, light-filled interior that opens seamlessly onto the landscaped outdoor space. The Garden Suite , overlooking the hotel's serene inner courtyard, blends indoor and outdoor living with bronze-accented interiors and a spacious landscaped terrace that immerses guests in greenery.
, overlooking the hotel's serene inner courtyard, blends indoor and outdoor living with bronze-accented interiors and a spacious landscaped terrace that immerses guests in greenery. The Grand Suite is tailored for both business and leisure, with an expansive terrace, open plan living and dining areas, and warm gold finishes that create a calm yet contemporary atmosphere.
is tailored for both business and leisure, with an expansive terrace, open plan living and dining areas, and warm gold finishes that create a calm yet contemporary atmosphere. The Park Suite , with views over Park Lane and Hyde Park, combines city-facing grandeur with a fireplace-accented living room and flexible layout – perfect for longer stays or family escapes.
, with views over Park Lane and Hyde Park, combines city-facing grandeur with a fireplace-accented living room and flexible layout – perfect for longer stays or family escapes. The Deluxe Suite, located on the upper floors, offers panoramic city views, a flexible two-bedroom configuration, and an inviting atmosphere grounded in ivory and gold tones.
Several suites can be interconnected, offering the option to convert into expansive two- or three-bedroom residences – ideal for families or groups travelling together.
Every suite booking includes thoughtful touches designed to enhance comfort and personalise the experience:
Butler service on request
Unpacking and packing service
Use of Bentley house cars
Tailored in-room styling services
Complimentary tickets to the Victoria & Albert Museum
24-hour access to London's most experienced concierge team
Exclusive VIP hospitality access to Bicester Village
Airport transfers for Signature Suite guests
With this relaunch, Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane reaffirms its place as the ultimate destination for global travellers seeking privacy, design-led elegance, and truly meaningful service – right in the heart of London's most prestigious neighbourhood.
Rates for the newly renovated suites start from GBP 5,000 per night. The Royal Terrace Suite, Grand Suite, Deluxe Suite and Park Suite are available to book now for stays from mid-June onwards. The Presidential London Suite and Garden Suite will be available to book from late June for stays from late July. Click here, download the Four Seasons App, or call +44 (0) 20 7499 0888.
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