Sheraton Park Tower

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Sheraton Park Tower London

Overlooking Harvey Nichols, the Sheraton Park Tower is an opulent 16-floor high-rise hotel with panoramic views across the capital from one of central London's most exclusive areas, Knightsbridge. The 280 guestrooms are decorated in muted tones with contemporary furniture including leather chairs and Art Deco style light fittings. The curved rooms, with a bank of three windows on one wall, offer great views over London, especially from the sixth to 16th floors. Extra towels, linens and bedding are available in room and premium bedding, including duck down duvets, are standard. All rooms have high-speed wireless Internet connections, 28-inch satellite television with pay movies and premium channels, climate control and minibars. The grey marble bathrooms come with bathrobes, slippers and toiletries and are equipped with hair dryers. Guests also enjoy a complementary glass of champagne on arrival.

The oak and Travertino-marble lobby features designer clothes in glass cases and a Pacha jewellery shop. The hotel also boasts a small kiosk, a fitness room with 10 cardiovascular machines, and a casino with its own separate entrance. The four conference rooms, with capacity for 12 to 80, are complemented by the business centre which offers high-speed Internet terminals, photocopier, shredder, printers and phones. The hotel also offers wireless Internet access and secure onsite parking (surcharge). The One-o-One fresh-seafood restaurant has aquamarine leather chairs, starched tablecloths and cut-glass iridescent lamps; it specialises in freshly caught seafood and features dishes such as Brittany Rock Salt-Crusted Sea Bass. The Knightsbridge Lounge, boasting a 10-foot teardrop glass chandelier hanging from a gold-leaf-covered dome, offers traditional English afternoon tea and features live harp music. The oak-panelled Piano Bar offers live music nightly and serves finger food, coffee, vintage wines and cocktails, including eight varieties of Bloody Mary. Popular with Middle-Eastern business and leisure travellers, the hotel's location offers prime shopping opportunities with Harvey Nichols and Harrods both within 200 metres. For sightseers, Buckingham Palace is one mile away and the London Eye is two miles away. London Heathrow Airport is 15 miles from the hotel.

The Heathrow Express train service to London Paddington Station leaves every 15 minutes. The airport is also on the Underground's Piccadilly Line, which takes passengers straight to Knightsbridge station, 200 metres away. London's black taxi cabs also service Heathrow Airport and cost £40-50 to central London. Bus services include the Airbus Heathrow shuttle to London Victoria or King's Cross railway stations.
Driving from Heathrow Airport, take M4 to A4 (Cromwell Road). Continue to Knightsbridge toward Hyde Park Corner.